Located in Kerhonkson and set on just under three acres, it's one of the original Hudson Woods homes. Mature heritage trees that bloom in succession throughout the seasons and years of thoughtful landscaping, including a custom woodland garden by Catskill Native Nursery, have shaped the property into a series of outdoor spaces that offer distinct experiences: reading in the shade on the stone patio, working from the screened-in lanai with nothing but birdsong in the background, following the meandering garden path, lounging on the expansive back deck, or relaxing poolside on the sun-drenched decking with a wooded surround. Each space invites you to slow down and connect—with nature, with home, and with yourself.
Inside, the home's layout is both welcoming and practical. The open living and dining area features a wall of oversized windows with sweeping garden views and access to the deck, centered around a striking fireplace finished with Italian ceramic tile and a hand-carved African red granite mantel by Barra & Trumbore Stone Fabricators. The kitchen includes a center island, breakfast bar, and even more windows that keep the outdoors in focus.
Upstairs, the primary suite is a tranquil retreat, complete with an elegant arched window perfect for stargazing from bed. Two additional guest bedrooms and a full bath complete the second floor. On the lower level, a finished walkout rec room with custom solid teak built-ins leads directly to the stone patio, offering light-filled space for work, guests, or play.
The entire property is fully enclosed with deer fencing, adding peace of mind while preserving the integrity of the landscape. With its balance of architecture, nature, and privacy, this home offers a way of living that feels both grounded and elevated.
Enjoy Minnewaska State Park, Arrowood Farms, Inness, and Westwind Orchard, among other great local attractions and it's just under two hours from NYC, the location is ideal for both escape and access.
Real estate descriptions often overuse the word ''magical.'' But here, it genuinely applies. This is a true sanctuary—a secret garden meant to be lived in and loved.