Restrict Covenants: No

Title V: Not Applicable

Underground Oil Tank: No

Water: Well

Sewer: Private

Easement: Unk

Survey: Yes

Right of Way: No

Right to Farm Comm: Yes

Flood Hazard Area: No

Views: Distant; Hill/Mountain; Pastoral; Pond; Scenic; Water

Electric Type: 200 Amp

Style: Contemporary

Interior Amenities: Alarm System; Cathedral Ceilings; Fireplace (s); Hot Tub

Appliances Incl: Dishwasher; Dryer; Microwave; Range; Range Hood; Refrigerator; Washer

Construction: Wood Frame

Exterior Siding: Wood

Roof: Standing Seam Metal

Basement: Unfinished

Floor: Ceramic Tile; Wood

Garage: Detached; Heated; Insulated; Oversized

Fuel: Propane

Hot Water: Electric

Lead Paint: N/A, built 1978 or later

Zoning: Agricultural; Residential

Seller Disc: Yes

Possession: Close Of Escrow

Living, dining, and kitchen spaces unfold effortlessly toward the terrace and infinity pool, where the water appears to disappear into the mountains beyond. The entire home lives on a single level, an increasingly rare luxury at this scale. Two primary suites and three additional ensuite bedrooms create five beautifully private bedroom suites, equally suited to intimate everyday living or a house full of family and friends. Throughout, the architecture is sophisticated but restrained, allowing the extraordinary setting to remain the focus. And the house is only the beginning. The estate encompasses 135 acres of lawns, fields, woods, and private trails, creating a property that can be experienced as much as admired. A large, crystal-clear swimming pond offers an idyllic counterpoint to the infinity pool. Miles of trails wind through the acreage for riding, hiking, and exploring, while a barn and riding arena establish the property as a true equestrian retreat. A separate two-bedroom cottage provides charming guest accommodations, while a carriage house with its own apartment creates additional flexibility for guests, staff, an office, or studio. What ultimately distinguishes this property, however, is something photographs and specifications can only begin to convey: the feeling of being here. Morning light moving across 135 private acres. Long afternoons by the pond. Horses on the trails. Dinner overlooking the mountains. And, each evening, the sun setting behind the Catskills from an infinity pool seemingly suspended above the Hudson Valley. It is extraordinarily private without being isolated, grand without being ostentatious, and remarkably complete without feeling overdone. Properties of this caliber are exceedingly difficult to create--and even harder to find. Just 25 minutes from the restaurants, galleries, shops, and cultural life, this is not simply a country house. It is one of those rare places that makes leaving the city feel like arriving somewhere else entirely.