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$699,000

Hidden among more than 13 acres of woods and rock outcroppings, this cedar-sided contemporary feels entirely of its setting—private, sunlit and oriented toward the mountain views. Inside, warm wood, soaring ceilings and windows of nearly every proportion give the house its unmistakable character. Passive solar fills the rooms with shifting light throughout the day, while a substantial stone fireplace and Jøtul wood stove make a persuasive case for staying in when the temperature drops. Custom bookshelves stretch across one wall, and a spiral staircase winds through the center of the open living space. The kitchen connects naturally to the living and dining areas, with a custom mudroom that brings order to muddy boots, winter coats and everything else that comes with life in the woods. Upstairs are two bedrooms: a private primary with mountain views and an airy open loft overlooking the living room below. The full bath may have the best view in the house, with a clawfoot tub beneath a picture window, alongside a curbless shower and a custom vanity crafted from locally sourced Hudson Valley oak. The landscape is every bit as compelling. An expanded deck takes in the surrounding woods and mountain vistas, with plenty of room for long dinners and slow mornings. The hot tub occupies its own patio among the rocks, while a small pond, fire pit and fenced garden create more reasons to spend the day outside. Both the barn and separate workshop offer space to build, restore, paint, potter—or finally start the project that needs more room than a kitchen table. The property also shares a boundary with state land, lending another layer of privacy to an already tucked-away setting. A whole-house generator adds peace of mind. For all its wilderness feel, the house is surprisingly connected: the Taconic is five minutes away, Cold Spring and Beacon—with their Metro-North stations, restaurants, shops and galleries—are both within approximately 15 minutes, and the George Washington Bridge is less than 75 minutes away. Fahnestock State Park, the Hudson Highlands and the Stormville Flea Market offer plenty of reasons to explore, though the woods, deck and hot tub may prove equally convincing reasons to stay home. Warm, distinctive and quietly inspiring, this is a house that invites you to live differently: closer to the landscape, with more room to think and fewer reasons to rush.

2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 1031887 MLS

Hidden among more than 13 acres of woods and rock outcroppings, this cedar-sided contemporary feels entirely of its setting—private, sunlit and oriented toward the mountain views. Inside, warm wood, soaring ceilings and windows of nearly every proportion give the house its unmistakable character. Passive solar fills the rooms with shifting light throughout the day, while a substantial stone fireplace and Jøtul wood stove make a persuasive case for staying in when the temperature drops. Custom bookshelves stretch across one wall, and a spiral staircase winds through the center of the open living space. The kitchen connects naturally to the living and dining areas, with a custom mudroom that brings order to muddy boots, winter coats and everything else that comes with life in the woods. Upstairs are two bedrooms: a private primary with mountain views and an airy open loft overlooking the living room below. The full bath may have the best view in the house, with a clawfoot tub beneath a picture window, alongside a curbless shower and a custom vanity crafted from locally sourced Hudson Valley oak. The landscape is every bit as compelling. An expanded deck takes in the surrounding woods and mountain vistas, with plenty of room for long dinners and slow mornings. The hot tub occupies its own patio among the rocks, while a small pond, fire pit and fenced garden create more reasons to spend the day outside. Both the barn and separate workshop offer space to build, restore, paint, potter—or finally start the project that needs more room than a kitchen table. The property also shares a boundary with state land, lending another layer of privacy to an already tucked-away setting. A whole-house generator adds peace of mind. For all its wilderness feel, the house is surprisingly connected: the Taconic is five minutes away, Cold Spring and Beacon—with their Metro-North stations, restaurants, shops and galleries—are both within approximately 15 minutes, and the George Washington Bridge is less than 75 minutes away. Fahnestock State Park, the Hudson Highlands and the Stormville Flea Market offer plenty of reasons to explore, though the woods, deck and hot tub may prove equally convincing reasons to stay home. Warm, distinctive and quietly inspiring, this is a house that invites you to live differently: closer to the landscape, with more room to think and fewer reasons to rush.

238 Rushmore Road, Stormville

$3,900,000

One hour from New York City, 180 Dean Road is one of the Hudson Valley's most private gated luxury estates—70 acres completely surrounded by more than 1,000 acres of protected New York State Forest, encompassing its own lake, miles of private hiking trails, and extraordinary natural beauty. Behind a private gated entrance, this extraordinary estate unfolds. The land itself reflects generations of thoughtful stewardship. Sweeping lawns give way to English cutting and vegetable gardens, and historic stone walls trace the contours of the land, creating a landscape that feels both timeless and deeply connected to the Hudson Valley. Nearly three miles of 80-year old heritage-groomed hiking trails wind through the property, crossing three spring-fed streams before arriving at a spectacular private lake that enjoys all-day southern sunlight. Every season here is an invitation, whether it be late summer evenings spent fireside, autumn hikes beneath vibrant foliage, skating in winter and the arrival of spring wildflowers. At the heart of the estate, the cedar-and-stone lodge blends rustic heritage with refined comfort. Originally built as a 1950s cabin, the expanded residence centers around a beamed great room anchored by its original wood-burning stone fireplace. Bluestone and hardwood floors, luxury finishes, and expansive windows celebrate the surrounding landscape. The primary suite is a private retreat overlooking the lake and streams, complete with a gas fireplace, sitting area, spa-caliber bath, radiant heated bluestone floors, soaking tub, dual rain-head showers, twin vanities and generous double dressing room and closets. The lower level boasts a guest bedroom with its own fireplace, full bath, and a private stone patio edged by the sound of running water. An upper-level office surrounded by windows provides an inspiring work-from-home setting. For effortless indoor-outdoor living, the chef's kitchen opens through French doors to an expansive deck with a screened gazebo a stone fire pit and sweeping views across the estate. Additional amenities include an attached garage, dedicated dog spa, and whole-house generator. Perched near the peak of the property a 4,100-square-foot conditioned barn boasts insulated glass overhead doors, a gym, and a workshop. For those with vision, the foundation for the next chapter is already in place. County-approved plans for an additional four-bedroom septic system await, clearing a major hurdle for a residence above the lake – an opportunity to create an even more remarkable Hudson Valley compound.

4 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 1017601 MLS

One hour from New York City, 180 Dean Road is one of the Hudson Valley's most private gated luxury estates—70 acres completely surrounded by more than 1,000 acres of protected New York State Forest, encompassing its own lake, miles of private hiking trails, and extraordinary natural beauty. Behind a private gated entrance, this extraordinary estate unfolds. The land itself reflects generations of thoughtful stewardship. Sweeping lawns give way to English cutting and vegetable gardens, and historic stone walls trace the contours of the land, creating a landscape that feels both timeless and deeply connected to the Hudson Valley. Nearly three miles of 80-year old heritage-groomed hiking trails wind through the property, crossing three spring-fed streams before arriving at a spectacular private lake that enjoys all-day southern sunlight. Every season here is an invitation, whether it be late summer evenings spent fireside, autumn hikes beneath vibrant foliage, skating in winter and the arrival of spring wildflowers. At the heart of the estate, the cedar-and-stone lodge blends rustic heritage with refined comfort. Originally built as a 1950s cabin, the expanded residence centers around a beamed great room anchored by its original wood-burning stone fireplace. Bluestone and hardwood floors, luxury finishes, and expansive windows celebrate the surrounding landscape. The primary suite is a private retreat overlooking the lake and streams, complete with a gas fireplace, sitting area, spa-caliber bath, radiant heated bluestone floors, soaking tub, dual rain-head showers, twin vanities and generous double dressing room and closets. The lower level boasts a guest bedroom with its own fireplace, full bath, and a private stone patio edged by the sound of running water. An upper-level office surrounded by windows provides an inspiring work-from-home setting. For effortless indoor-outdoor living, the chef's kitchen opens through French doors to an expansive deck with a screened gazebo a stone fire pit and sweeping views across the estate. Additional amenities include an attached garage, dedicated dog spa, and whole-house generator. Perched near the peak of the property a 4,100-square-foot conditioned barn boasts insulated glass overhead doors, a gym, and a workshop. For those with vision, the foundation for the next chapter is already in place. County-approved plans for an additional four-bedroom septic system await, clearing a major hurdle for a residence above the lake – an opportunity to create an even more remarkable Hudson Valley compound.

180 Dean Road, Stormville

$2,950,000

Former Mount Storm Ski area - 88 acres with stunning views & rich history. Once the site of the iconic Mount Storm Ski area. Total of 5 parcels spanning 88 acres offering 180 degree panoramic views from the mountaintop where you can see for miles. The property features a main building the includes three, 3bedroom apartments, studio office and basement. The basement holds a nostalgic piece of history with original skis, boots & poles from the 1980s hanging on the walls. In addition the main building site includes an open pole barn providing ample storage space. Located in an agricultural district with farm use zoning & residential zoning for potential subdivision & future home sites. This property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of history while also providing endless possibilities for development. (Also includes 2nd entrance 3384 Route 52, see commercial listing)

9 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 937827 MLS

Former Mount Storm Ski area - 88 acres with stunning views & rich history. Once the site of the iconic Mount Storm Ski area. Total of 5 parcels spanning 88 acres offering 180 degree panoramic views from the mountaintop where you can see for miles. The property features a main building the includes three, 3bedroom apartments, studio office and basement. The basement holds a nostalgic piece of history with original skis, boots & poles from the 1980s hanging on the walls. In addition the main building site includes an open pole barn providing ample storage space. Located in an agricultural district with farm use zoning & residential zoning for potential subdivision & future home sites. This property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of history while also providing endless possibilities for development. (Also includes 2nd entrance 3384 Route 52, see commercial listing)

3412 Route 52, Stormville