Hayes Clement

Tucked away on a quiet private road in Kerhonkson, this wooded 3.14-acre lot offers a rare opportunity to build in one of the most desirable areas of the Hudson Valley. With only four homes on the road, the setting is peaceful and secluded, yet surrounded by high-end new construction that reflects the growing appeal of this region. The property is ideally located just minutes from Inness and

Maple Lawn, a landmark Greek Revival home in the heart of Stone Ridge, offers a rare combination of architectural pedigree and village-scale livability. Built in 1843 as both home and workplace for Dr. Jacob Louis Hasbrouck, the house remains one of the clearest expressions of classical Greek Revival design in the Hudson Valley, distinguished by its six Ionic columns and balanced proportions. Set

Stylish, single-story living: This fully reinvented bungalow is convenient to both Woodstock and Kingston, and features large over-sized rooms and systems, all in a tight semi-open layout that takes full advantage of its over-sized 2+ acre wooded parcel. Grounded by hardwood or polished-concrete floors throughout and topped by dramatic cathedral ceilings in most rooms, the house features two main

Exceptional 11-acre estate on one of Stone Ridge's most sought-after country roads. This bucolic property features a tranquil pond, lush meadows, and mature trees, offering privacy and scenic views on a picturesque, tree-lined street. Just 5 minutes from Stone Ridge's shops, restaurants, and services, it combines peaceful countryside living with convenient access to amenities. The property

A great legacy meets true luxury: Hudson Shore Estate, formerly home to one of Eleanor Roosevelt's early passion projects, a pioneering vocational school for women, has now been masterfully restored to its former glory and offers the perfect setting for a multi-generational family compound. A unique example of Arts & Craft design amongst its peer group of renowned Hudson River mansions, the

ACCEPTED OFFER AS OF 3/28/26, WITH BACKUP OFFERS. Welcome to Stonewall Farm, a rare 20-acre retreat featuring a charming 19th Century stone house and outbuilding less than two hours from Manhattan and minutes from the New Paltz village center. Privately set at the end of a long driveway flanked on each side by its namesake stacked-bluestone walls, the property features both meadows and woods plus

Set among the grand historic residences of West Chestnut Street, the Peter Phillips House is a distinguished Second Empire home of unusual scale, presence, and architectural integrity. Built in the late 1800s for a supervisor of the D&H Canal Company, the property has been thoughtfully restored to preserve its historic character while offering a wonderful sense of open and light-filled living. A

Spacious, secluded and close to New Paltz: This roomy ranch features key technical updates while retaining its bright 1970s vibe. Privately set at the end of a long driveway flanked on each side by stacked-bluestone walls, the house sits at the center of the historic Stonewall Farm on its own 19 wooded acres. Entered through a pergola-topped courtyard into a symmetrical blue-stoned foyer gallery,

Nestled at the base of the Ashokan High Point mountain, one of the Catskills' most scenic peaks, this beautifully appointed, rustic 5.7-acre retreat is set back generously from a quiet country road just minutes from the Ashokan Reservoir. Custom built in 2000, the stylish, move-in-ready home features multiple great spaces for gathering with friends and family, both inside and out, starting with