A fine example of high-performance new construction by a local boutique design-build team, Heute Haus offers a forward-thinking material mix for the discerning dweller seeking an exclusive retreat. A modern exterior with a reverent nod to the community’s Bavarian heritage gives way to bespoke interiors blending mid-century European modernism with ...
Situated in the rolling hills of Jefferson, NY, this 30-acre former horse farm offers incredible income potential as a wedding venue in one of the Catskills’ most beautiful areas. Currently an established business with 7 weddings booked for 2024, the property includes a farmhouse, 3,300 square foot renovated indoor event space, 10,000 square foot outdoor welcome area with a rose garden and lounge, a large pond, open meadows, and forest trails.
Located in the historic district on busy Main Street (aka Route 209) in Stone Ridge, NY, this beloved property spans 3.4 landscaped acres and includes two buildings. In the front of the property, a mixed-use converted church is leased by Marbletown Multi-Arts, a popular yoga and dance studio. Behind it, a newly constructed yurt is used for events and ceremonies. Last, a spacious 2-bedroom apartment off the side entrance provides additional income. Three potential income streams at this super central, very unique property offers a compelling opportunity: current rents yield a 7% cap rate, with potential to reach 10% at market value.
Just over three hours from New York City, the Berkshires offer a scenic and low-key alternative to more crowded Upstate destinations. Nestled in western Massachusetts near the New York border, this stretch of rolling hills, dense forests, and storybook towns makes an ideal long weekend escape—especially in early autumn, when the air cools and the region’s hardwood forests begin to turn.
Two hours from Los Angeles in the San Jacinto Mountains, Idyllwild’s small-mountain-town vibes are the perfect escape for a laid back weekend in the woods. Set among tall pine trees, surrounded by rocky mountains, and with miles of hiking trails, Idyllwild is sometimes described as a mini-Yosemite — an alpine paradise without the crowds.
Ojai, CA is a small, sleepy town nestled at the foot of the Topatopa Mountains in Ventura County, California. Just two hours and 80 miles northwest of L.A., it’s quickly becoming a destination–not only for LA getaway seekers, but also drawing in creative types from places like Brooklyn, Denver, and Austin.
165 miles from LA, the town of Kernville sits in the southern Sierra Nevada. For years, visitors have flocked to the region enjoying a range of adventures from whitewater rafting, kayaking and tubing on the Kern River — to biking, hiking, camping, and climbing its rocky terrain. Kernville is also a fishing destination; anglers from everywhere come to fish the Kern River for its native trout.
Brought into popularity by the 1930s by Hollywood elite, Palm Springs remains a hot spot where historical charm meets all things modern. Whether you are searching for ultimate poolside relaxation, outdoor adventures, or cultural immersion via the impressive museums and architecture on offer – there is something for everyone at this sunny destination.
Located 140 miles north of Los Angeles in the rolling hills of Santa Ynez Valley’s central coast wine region, Los Alamos’ offerings are effervescent and robust. Vineyards blend with Old West vibes in this relaxed town perfect for getting away from it all.
One of California’s most iconic road trips is the 99-mile stretch of highway that hugs the Pacific coast on Highway 1 between Carmel-by-the-Sea and Cambria. Don’t let the short distance fool you – there are plenty of stops and sights to see. Many people do the drive in a day, which is very possible, but if you want to linger in the coastal mist and be inspired by the landscape like the artists and authors that revere this special place it’s possible to make a weekend or longer trip out of the drive.