Victorian grandeur meets Catskills charm at The Henderson in Hankins, NY. 120 miles from NYC, guests are greeted by the soothing sounds of Hankins Creek below the home, plus architectural details of a bygone era. This grand Victorian home was a boutique hotel in the 1860s, and now offered as a unique escape from the city, with a custom stone hot tub, outdoor kitchen and shower, fireplace and more.
Thirteen of Upstate NY's coziest bars and restaurants – from the Hudson Valley to the Catskills. Think bars and restaurants that master winter ambiance with wood stoves, candlelight and fireplaces — plus thoughtful cocktails and soul-warming food. Good for chunky sweaters, winter boots, couples and friends trips.
Just over two hours from NYC, these lakeside cabins are located on a peaceful, non-motorized lake in the heart of the Catskills. Accommodating up to seven guests in five bedrooms, two cozy cabins offer just the right amount of space and privacy for groups of friends and family.
One of the best things about August in the Catskills is that it slowly eases us out of the hot, humid summers and into autumn. With fall foliage season fast approaching, we’re sharing some of our favorite Upstate getaways on the water to help you bridge that late-summer-early-fall gap.This list features ...
Nestled amid the rolling hills and verdant landscapes in Jeffersonville, NY, this country home blends rustic charm and contemporary elegance. The Jeffersonville Modern Country Farmhouse is surrounded by beautiful views, bathed in natural light, and enveloped in a sense of peace – creating an idyllic retreat from the city. Three ...
Discover serenity at this charming home set on 40 immaculate acres, embraced by the untamed beauty of the Catskill Mountain wilderness. Mine Brook Cottage in Livingston Manor, NY is just a two-hour drive from the dynamic pace of NYC. Embraced by the picturesque Catskill Park landscape, this private haven calls ...
In Sullivan County, 100 miles from New York City, Livingston Manor describes itself as "a small town with a big yard.” In 2019, Condé Nast declared it the “Catskills’ Newest Hotspot." Through the two descriptions sound pretty far apart, as Livingston Manor locals with some authority – we agree with both.
Approximately 120 miles from NYC, the town of Roscoe has earned its place on the map for attracting anglers from around the globe. The town, affectionately dubbed Trout Town USA, is renowned for its plentitude of streams, lakes and reservoirs – abundant with trout – that wind their way through its sprawling forests. Roscoe is home to many notable residents, including the Two Headed Trout – who, legend has it, long ago made its home in the Junction Pool (where the famous Beaverkill River and Willowemoc Creek meet). Unable to decide which river to live in, this fabled fish sprouted a second head to face both rivers forever. Beyond its fishy fame, however, Roscoe reels in throngs of visitors for more than what its pristine waters promise. Check out our guides below for the best places to explore, eat and drink - plus, where to stay during your visit to this lively locale.
In Livingston Manor, New York, The Catskill Project is a carbon-neutral community of Passive House designed homes offering energy efficiency, all-electric appliances, continuous air filtration and ventilation, and the added benefits of low ongoing maintenance costs. Adding to its list of homes, the group is introducing a fourth model inspired by local barn-style houses: ...
In Roscoe, New York, Willow Creek Manor is a beautifully renovated modern farmhouse with plenty of space ideal for gatherings and relaxation. Perfect for the outdoor enthusiast, its most unique feature is its vast 92+ acres with well-maintained trails, four hunting blinds, a creek, pine trees, and multiple caves. Three bedroom, ...