Set in a historic farmhouse just outside the village of Bristol, Vermont, The Tillerman is a seven-room inn and destination restaurant at the foot of the Green Mountains. The owners describe its aesthetic as “old New England meets Northern California meets a flower market meets a farmers market” — a combination that somehow makes perfect sense once you arrive.
Set on nearly four acres in Pound Ridge, NY, 156 Old Stone Hill Road is a circa-1769 residence that pairs more than 250 years of history with an extensive, design-forward restoration. Rather than stripping away the quirks and character of the original home, its owners took a preservation-first approach, restoring hand-hewn beams, wood walls, original doors and hearths while introducing modern systems, artisan finishes, and contemporary comforts throughout. Inside, centuries-old architecture provides the backdrop for a restrained mix of natural materials and highly considered finishes. Venetian plaster, Marmorino, Tadelakt and limewash appear throughout, alongside custom millwork, wide-plank and herringbone floors, and vintage European lighting sourced over several years. At the center of the home, a Cristallo marble kitchen pairs an AGA range with Sub-Zero appliances, Waterworks fixtures, and custom pantry and mudroom millwork. The primary suite features custom marble work, Waterworks fixtures and a restored ThermaSol steam shower.
Set on six private acres in the Upper Delaware River Valley, The Bluffs is an architecturally significant modern residence that blurs the line between home and landscape. Completed in 2008 and recognized as a finalist for DWELL House of the Year in 2010, the LEED-Silver certified home was designed around passive solar principles, sustainable construction, and a restrained palette of concrete, glass, and wood.
Built in 1878 as Franklin, NY's original bank and post office, this remarkable Main Street building has spent nearly 150 years at the center of village life. Thoughtfully restored by acclaimed designers Sean Scherer of Kabinett & Kammer and fashion designer/artist Gary Graham, the historic landmark has been reimagined as a one-of-a-kind live/work property that balances architectural preservation with contemporary living. Today, the building brings together beautifully restored commercial spaces, a private residence, artist studio, and income-producing apartment beneath one roof, offering exceptional flexibility for anyone looking to combine home, business, and creative practice in one thoughtfully designed setting. Whether envisioned as a gallery, retail shop, design studio, café, or simply a remarkable place to live, 422 Main Street offers the rare opportunity to become the next steward of one of Delaware County's most distinctive historic buildings.
Set on 3.2 acres within the former Filer/Guggenheim Estate in Orange County, Rockbound is a thoughtfully restored historic residence where more than a century of craftsmanship has been carefully preserved alongside contemporary updates designed for modern living. Originally built as the estate's caretaker's residence and carriage house, the two buildings have been joined into a single home through a meticulous six-year renovation that honors the property's architectural history without sacrificing comfort or function.
Set down a long driveway just minutes from the Ashokan Reservoir, this custom-built Cape is surrounded by nearly four acres of mature woodland and gardens. Built with an appreciation for natural materials and traditional craftsmanship, the home features locally sourced heart pine floors, antique chestnut beams, reclaimed tobacco barn oak, and custom-built cabinetry throughout. A detached studio, greenhouse, and established gardens extend the living space outdoors, creating a peaceful retreat just under two hours from New York City.
For more than 175 years, The Andes Hotel has occupied a singular place in the Catskills. Part historic inn, part neighborhood tavern, part destination restaurant, it has welcomed generations of travelers while serving as a year-round gathering place for the Andes community. Since opening its doors in 1850, the property has remained woven into the fabric of Main Street—hosting celebrations, welcoming weekend visitors, and providing a place where locals and newcomers naturally cross paths. Now offered as both a historic property and thriving hospitality business, The Andes Hotel presents a rare opportunity to become the next steward of one of the Catskills' most enduring landmarks. Thoughtfully restored in recent years while honoring its nearly two centuries of history, the property balances timeless character with the amenities and flexibility of a modern boutique destination.
Set on two private acres just outside Livingston Manor, Koto House is a Scandinavian-inspired wellness retreat designed for guests seeking equal parts relaxation and restoration.
Set on just over two private acres in Redding, CT, this updated Fairfield County estate offers more than 5,300 square feet of living space designed for both everyday living and effortless entertaining. Centered around a heated gunite pool, detached guest house, and beautifully landscaped grounds, the property balances the scale of a full-time family home with the atmosphere of a private countryside retreat. Inside, a traditional layout unfolds across multiple gathering spaces, including a library, home office, formal dining room, and a soaring family room filled with natural light. The eat-in kitchen sits at the heart of the home, while a finished lower level with its own entrance provides additional flexibility for guests, extended family, or work-from-home needs. Just beyond the pool, a detached guest house offers a living area, kitchenette, bedroom, and loft—creating a rare opportunity for hosting visitors, accommodating long-term guests, or establishing a private studio or workspace separate from the main residence.
For anyone who has spent time daydreaming through the pages of Cabin Porn, Beaver Brook may feel surprisingly familiar. Hidden within more than 50 acres of forest in the western Catskills, the property is home to Scott's Cabin—the beloved woodland retreat that helped inspire an entire movement of design-minded cabin living.