Library Lane Estate in Woodstock, NY
Built in the 1920s during the golden era of the Woodstock Art Colony, Library Lane Estate is a historic artist’s compound designed by Impressionist painter Paul Arndt. Located along a quiet lane just a short walk from the village center, the property includes a beautifully restored Stone House and Arndt’s former painting studio, now a three-bedroom cottage. Set across two separate parcels, the estate pairs historic architecture with thoughtfully restored interiors by creative director Natane Boudreau and lush gardens designed by landscape architect Michael Trapp, creating an unusually private setting in the heart of Woodstock.