Welcome to Galloway House, a circa 1924 Craftsman residence set well back from the road on a corner acre in the historic hamlet of Stone Ridge, with sweeping lawns, mature flowering trees, and far-reaching views of the Shawangunks. Tucked along one of the area's most beloved country roads, this classic home offers a sense of quiet privacy just minutes from the heart of town, with an original bluestone front porch that sets the tone for what's to come.

The interior is warm and beautifully proportioned, with hardwood floors, high ceilings, and preserved period details throughout. The living room is anchored by a working gas fireplace with an adjoining nook suited to a library or home office. A sunlit dining room with a built-in window seat creates an easy setting for long meals and quiet mornings.

The kitchen connects naturally to an expansive rear deck with pergola, making indoor and outdoor living feel continuous across the warmer months, with a well-placed half bath just off the kitchen and dining rooms for added convenience. The sought-after first-floor primary suite offers an en suite bath, walls of windows overlooking the gardens, and sliding doors opening to a patio, perfect for coffee and bird watching. Upstairs, two bright bedrooms share a full bath with the home's original clawfoot tub.

Outside, the grounds include bluestone walkways, stone walls, and established gardens that bloom across the seasons. An above-ground pool and deck sit beneath a stand of century-old pines at the edge of the property, giving the pool area a seclusion that belies its accessibility. A separate outbuilding offers potential as a workshop, studio, or creative space, and a three-car carport adds utility. Just down Pine Bush Road, a resident herd of Belted Galloway cattle, the beloved local black-and-white belties, adds a pastoral charm particular to this stretch of Stone Ridge.

Stone Ridge village is minutes away, with Inness, Westwind Orchard, Davenport Farms, and Black Dot Coffee all within ten minutes. High Falls, Rosendale, Kingston, Woodstock, and New Paltz are all within easy reach, as are the trail systems of Minnewaska and Mohonk, and a strong network of local farm stands, wineries, and breweries. Rhinecliff Amtrak is thirty minutes away with direct trains to New York City, or ninety minutes by car. Just ninety miles from the George Washington Bridge, Galloway House offers both accessibility and escape in one of the Hudson Valley's most coveted settings, with a proven history as a highly rated part-time Airbnb adding flexibility for income-producing use.