North Mountain Cabin” captured the heart and attention of so many via its Instagram feed showcasing the gut renovation that brought this piece of 1970s stylistic perfection up to modern-day standards. A worthy project indeed. Located on just under a acre of land (helping to keep down taxes!), the house enjoys near total privacy because of its long driveway and the surrounding topography. When you’re sitting in that incredible pool (recently converted to saline) or enjoying the hot tub in winter, able to hear the sound of the creek below, you will feel 100% enveloped by nature.


3 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom A-frame cabin | 2,331 square feet  | .92 acres | Saline pool & hot tub | Wooded seclusion | Large soaking tub in master en-suite | Beautiful, fully equipped kitchen | Built in 1972 | Renovation in 2017- 2018 includes new electric in every room, water treatment, roof, plumbing and framing | Asking $699,000

Open house 12/21 at at 919 North Mountain Road from 2-4 p.m. | Listed by Megan Brenn-White of Keller Williams Realty Hudson Valley United | For information or showings, contact Megan at (917) 622-4333, email megan@upstate-realestate.com, or DM Upstate_RealEstate on Instagram | Visit 919northmountaincabin.com for additional photos


The interior of the house is also laid out to be able to create a variety of private spaces to sleep or hang out. There’s a master suite on the main floor, an incredible loft bedroom looking out over the cathedral ceilings of the living room, and a fully finished basement with its own entrance, woodstove, and full bathroom. In addition to a careful cosmetic transformation that kept the character of the original home, improvements include: new electrical work in every room in the home, new industrial sized mini split for heating and air conditioning in the main room, new whole house water treatment system, new washer/dryer, new sections of the roof, and the entire downstairs has new plumbing and framing.

The road and the house feel more rural and rugged than you’d expect being only 12 minutes to the amenities of New Paltz (including the bus to NYC), but because it’s literally on the side of the mountain, it’s a 3-minute drive to the ever popular Mountain Brauhaus, under 15 minutes to drive to thousands of acres of public trails and climbing at the Mohonk Preserve or Minnewaska State Park, and around 20 to Kerhonkson and Accord on the other side of the range.


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