Set on six private acres with deeded Ten Mile River access, Nook House is a 1940s hideaway reimagined for modern living. Behind its rustic stone entry and storybook exterior, this three-bedroom retreat blends craft, comfort, and Catskills character in a way that feels both grounded and design-forward.
Perched above the town of Livingston Manor in the Catskills, this cozy two-bedroom home is available as a furnished winter rental from January 1 to May 1, 2026. A perfect winter home base for anyone craving time Upstate, the house is well-suited for remote work, creative ...
Set on five wooded acres with views over Hunter Lake, PerryWood offers a private retreat framed by forest and water. The double A-frame rises through the trees, its walls of glass and vaulted ceilings bringing the surrounding landscape fully into the home. Light shifts across the wood-clad interiors, while decks and pathways extend living spaces into the treeline, creating a sense of calm and continuity between indoors and out.
Set along the banks of the Delaware River in Sullivan County, Callicoon blends river-town roots with a creative, slow-living spirit. Once a railroad and farming hub, the town has quietly evolved into one of the Western Catskills’ most inviting pockets — with vintage shops, natural wine bars, and farmers markets tucked between rolling hills and forested trails.
In the Catskills town of Callicoon Center, Hawthorn is an 1880s farmhouse that feels quietly modern – its historic bones preserved, its design grounded in a timeless, place-based aesthetic. The property stretches over rolling hills, framed by mature trees and open sky, offering a peaceful backdrop where nature and architecture coexist with ease.
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.
Tucked into the Western Catskills just over two hours from New York City, Jeffersonville is a small Sullivan County village with an evolving spirit. Surrounded by farmland and forest, its main street has grown into a hub of independent shops, bakeries, and quietly ambitious dining. Weekenders come for the balance – a place where you can sip cider with a view, hike above the Delaware River, or spend an afternoon with alpacas.
Set high above the Delaware River at the end of a quiet, dead-end road, Riverbend is a striking modern home designed to echo its surrounding landscape. The home's west-facing orientation offers panoramic views of the river below, while a sweeping deck accessible by glass doors extends the structure's entire length — an architectural choice that dissolves the boundary between the home's interior and natural surroundings.
80 miles north of NYC, Straylight is an architect-designed retreat that harmonizes modern style and functionality with the privacy and preserved land of Black Forest. Designed in collaboration with renowned architect Ralph Rapson, the home features his iconic "Greenbelt" concept with a glass-roofed interior courtyard that brings nature directly into the living space. The current homeowners worked with Rapson to adapt his famous design for this woodland property.
Located in the heart of the Catskills, Bethel Pines is a well-maintained 10-acre property just over 100 miles from NYC. This fully furnished, turn-key home serves as both a quiet retreat and a convenient base for exploring the region's natural surroundings, offering a versatile escape from city life.