This lakefront classic log home in Livingston Manor, NY was locally designed and built combining original rustic charm with modern convenience. The house is privately set back from a quiet lakeside road by a driveway lined with bluestone walls from the property’s own old quarry. Three bedroom, two bathroom ...
Two hours from New York City in Parksville, NY, this eco-friendly home backs up to 500 acres of protected state land. New build traditional architecture meets eco-friendly design on a beautiful one-acre parcel.
Two hours from NYC, Sprague Creek Farmhouse is a lovingly renovated farmhouse with attached guest cottage. This newly renovated 3BR/1BA home (plus 1BR/1BA cottage) sits on nearly 20 acres down a quiet country road just three miles from Main Street Livingston Manor – and nestled close to acres of ...
Two hours from NYC, The Catskill Project features 11 cutting-edge high-performance homes on more than 90 acres in Livingston Manor, NY. The Catskill Project is a community of beautifully crafted, next-generation homes that actively contribute to residents’ health and wellbeing. Each Passive House-designed home meets rigorous performance standards for exceptional air quality and a consistent, comfortable temperature in all seasons.
One hundred miles from New York City, Livingston Manor Fly Fishing Club stretches along 600 feet of Willowemoc river frontage. Situated near some of the Catskills’ most stunning valleys, hemlock forests, and mountain trails, the Club has been a destination for many a curious traveler in recent years.
Located 115 miles from NYC, this charming 1970's ranch home in Livingston Manor has deeded rights to not only one – but two – sparkling lakes just a few minutes walk from the house.
Tucked into the woods, the home is a tranquil sanctuary that’s just perfect for unwinding — or make it your homebase to exploring the trendy town of Livingston Manor or the very cute town of Jeffersonville, both minutes from Blue Hill House.
I recently moved upstate into a house with Very Boring Walls: bare except for the baseboards and some generic moldings around the doors and windows. The walls were beige and mint, and looked cookie-cutter and boxy, which — in this early aughts saltbox pre-fab — they were. They needed personality. So, with no previous experience and having never before used a saw, I decided to add some wainscoting. I had a tiny budget and no professional help, but installation was easy enough. The finished effect gave the walls texture and allowed for more color, pattern, and finishing options for each room. In short, they look incredible, and now the rooms practically beg for martini hour.
Livingston Manor has become a design lover’s destination. The Sullivan County hamlet was already drawing crowds pre-pandemic—thanks to its proximity to hikes and streams as well as restaurants and boutiques—but with The Great City Exodus of 2020 came a ton of new visitors and homeowners to the area, and the stores ...
This classic log cabin sits nestled in the wooded expanse of the Catskills forest, in the community of the meandering Willowemoc Creek. Getting there is half the fun. It's located ten minutes outside of the vibrant mountain town of Livingston Manor, tracing a quiet river road up to the cabin. ...