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The “Little Barn House” is a perfect country escape on almost 4 acres in the Sullivan County Catskills – fabulously located on a quiet little road just 15 minutes from all the happenings in Narrowsburg, Callicoon and the Bethel Woods Performing Arts Center. This home was recently gutted to the studs and underwent an extensive 6-month renovation by designer Major Jacks, including all new electric, plumbing, insulation, and unique ...
The third of Camp Caitlin's badass cabin empire, this treehouse was recently gut renovated and designed by the owner (whom we love.) Situated on nine private acres, you'll feel totally secluded and connected with nature in this house that's wrapped in windows–especially from the clawfoot tub.
If you're traveling with a group, or even as a couple, it doesn't get much better than the Hubert House. It's super central to some of the regions cutest towns like Livingston Manor and Narrowsburg–but who would ever want to leave this place? With a sweet pool, hot tub, fire pit, lake access (canoe included!)–you're sure to get sucked into this amazing property all weekend.
Big news: based on market feedback, MILK BARN is being re-listed at a substantially reduced price of $649K! While it is hard to find words to describe the iconic MILK BARN, this truly magical one of a kind home located in the heart of the Catskills is not to be missed. The property consists of the main house—an impeccably converted and renovated dairy barn built in 1873, two guesthouses, and three "glamper" ...
In spite of its proximity to one of the world's largest urban centers, the landscapes of Sullivan Catskills are ripe for farming. And it's got the restaurants to prove it. Following the explosion of the farm-to-table movement, chefs across the country (Brooklyn, anyone?) are opting "local." Though the reasons are numerous—i.e., it tastes better, is more nutrient rich, and protects the environment—at its heart, it supports the local economy. This economy not only ...
Labor Day has come and gone, which means autumn is right around the corner. In the Catskills, the arrival of the season means colorful foliage, fall festivals, cider drinking and crisp nights next to bonfires. It's the perfect time to escape the pace of New York City. Ninety miles from NYC are the Sullivan Catskills, home to the now-bustling Main Streets of Narrowsburg, Livingston Manor, Callicoon and Roscoe. Sleepier towns like Claryville and Lew Beach remain ...
Ninety minutes from New York City, nearly 1000 square miles of rivers, lakes, rolling hills, mountains and scenic byways make up the Sullivan Catskills. Though there's something here for everyone, nature lovers in particular will find a haven here, where they can hike a mountain, bike through scenic towns, take a guided nature tour, or cruise down the Delaware River... all in the same day. Located on the western edge of Sullivan County, the Delaware ...
Nestled in the hills of New York’s Sullivan County and the at the heart of the scenic Delaware River Valley, the MILK BARN is an extraordinary rental property just two and a half hours from New York City. The converted barn and its two guest houses, which sleep up to ten people, date back to 1873 and have passed through many hands over the ages–though traces of its past, both as ...
Here at Escape Brooklyn, we get a lot of emails asking for personal recommendations–whether it be hotels, questions about relocating, and very often, what our "insider" scoop is on the coolest rental properties out there. Though I promise you, we don't have any secret spots (okay, maybe one or two or five really special places), the truth is we love sharing our experiences and knowledge of the Catskills with our readers. We'd recently been ...
American author Henry David Thoreau moved to the woods in 1848 for two years, two months, and two days to answer the call of what he referred to as “living deliberately.” He explained his quest for self-reliance, seclusion and simplicity in his most famous piece of literature, Walden, where he moves into a tiny cabin in the woods to reduce life to the nitty gritty. In this seclusion, Thoreau was able to immerse himself in nature and also to focus ...