Tucked just a quarter mile north of the New Jersey border, 768 Route 340 offers something special in Rockland County: historic charm, modern space, and a private setting that feels like your own slice of the Hudson Valley. Records suggest it was originally built in the 1860’s as the Ellis-Yuda Barn, and thoughtfully expanded over the years, this 4 bedroom, 2 bath home sits on 1.4 acres filled with life, color, and quiet.

Wander through perennial gardens that bloom spring to fall, tend your own vegetables just off the kitchen, or follow soft trails that wind through your private woods. At the end of the day, come home to a family room bathed in natural light, framed by double sliding glass doors that open wide to the expansive backyard. The kitchen connects easily to both the dining area and a screened in porch, perfect for slow mornings, Sunday dinners, or late nights listening to the sounds of the evening.

The upstairs layout includes three bedrooms and two bonus rooms, ideal for creative space, guest rooms, or offices. The primary suite is a standout, with vaulted ceilings, a skylight overhead for stargazing from your bed, and windows that welcome the morning light. A fourth bedroom is located on the main level, offering flexibility for guests or multigenerational living.

Downstairs, there is an additional 747 square feet of dry basement space, great for storage or future finishing. Outside, the lot offers more than just breathing room. It is one of the largest residential properties in the area and may be subdividable under current zoning. Morningside Ave ends just at the southern edge of the land, suggesting a natural extension point for a future second home site.

Palisades is a tight knit hamlet known for its history, its quiet beauty, and its creative spirit. And when you want a change of pace, Tallman Mountain State Park, riverfront trails, and fresh baguettes from The Filling Station are all minutes away. Or get to Manhattan in under 30.

With forced air heating, central AC, and a feeling that is hard to describe but easy to feel, 768 Route 340 is not just a home. It is the kind of place people dream about finding.