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$860,000

4 Bed · 2 Bath · 3,644 Sq. Ft. · 109 Acres

“We have concluded that with a house and land like ours, you don’t exactly own it, you are entrusted with it. There is absolutely nothing pretentious about the house and land, and they are always welcoming and comfortable. We love to travel, and we always love to come home. Our sturdy posts and beams assure us that the house will be here when we return. The house will keep us warm in winter, dry in all seasons, and will welcome in family and friends through the years.”

— Jack & Lynn of the Farm at Sluyter Hill

By the time written legal deeds first appear in the area in 1792, the Farm at Sluyter Hill was already established and prospering. On more than 100 acres, the property is comprised of an antique farmhouse, a post & beam barn, and a guest cottage. Set into the hillside the sprawling main house is welcoming, comfortable, and unpretentious - the epitome of understated elegance.

With four bedrooms and two full baths, you’ll find three fireplaces, exposed hand-hewn beams & playful Mexican tiles throughout. The light-filled kitchen anchors the home with a vintage farmhouse sink & french doors spilling out onto the garden.

In the guest cottage an open plan kitchen & living room border a single bedroom, and down the spiral staircase you’ll find a cozy sitting room centered around a wood stove. Wandering downstream you’ll find the post & beam barn— built with exceptional quality from standing wood on the property with horse stalls, antique windows of interesting shapes & sizes, and a pottery studio heated by a wood stove.

Amongst the Appalachian oak-pine forest that makes up the dynamic property, there are two miles of trails, 5 acres of pasture, and wetlands & tributaries of the Newfoundland Creek headwaters.

2 hours and 45 minutes to NYC, 45 minutes to Hudson, 25 minutes to Albany, and 20 minutes to Amtrak.

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