luxury house with terrace for sale Stone Ridge, United States

Perched gracefully upon a serene hillside the Arbor House hides from the outside world. Embodying a minimalist elegance characterized by clean lines and uncomplicated sophistication, the exterior meticulously crafted from trees harvested on the property conceals a world of understated luxury behind its façade. Striking black Marvin windows adorn the rustic face and belie what’s inside - a softer, inviting interior. Approaching the house, an expansive front porch beckons you inside, a welcoming gateway. Crossing the threshold, you're greeted by a grand living space where a soaring 14-foot arched oak ceiling crowns the room and radiant-heated concrete floors add warmth. Grounding this inviting room is a woodburning stove that anchors the space in rustic comfort. Adjacent sits a sun-drenched dining area and a chef's kitchen replete with arabescato marble countertops, gas range and woodgrain-textured cabinetry. Oversized windows envelop the space, providing picturesque views of the wooded landscape from every vantage. French doors usher you out to a spacious pavilion, the perfect setting for al fresco dining, stories around the firepit or simply quiet moments of reflection beside your spring-fed pond. On the main level, two guest bedrooms and a full bath with double sinks and bespoke marble vanity provide comfort and convenience. Ascend the stairs to the 2nd floor, where the Arbor House reveals its pièce de résistance: the tranquil primary suite. Gleaming white hardwood floors flow seamlessly from the bedroom into the bathroom, harmonizing with the warm oak ceiling and enormous picture windows that give the feeling of living among the treetops. The spa-like primary bathroom, adorned with a custom marble double-vanity, a freestanding tub and an oversized glass shower, offers a luxurious retreat. Handmade tiles, white shiplap, custom built-ins and vintage lighting add to the charm and opulence. The Arbor House was designed with sustainability in mind, featuring passive solar gain, radiant heat and an electric HVAC system for energy efficiency. The use of recycled custom-milled lumber in its construction minimizes the home's carbon footprint. An ideal country escape, the Arbor House is a thoughtfully-designed modern cabin in the woods, providing a sense of seclusion without isolation. The location is unbeatable, just minutes to all the best of Accord including Inness, Westwind Orchard, Arrowood Farms, Bluebird Wine, Accord Market, and all less than 2hr from NYC.

The Beach Hut takes full advantage of the breathtaking sea views afforded by its elevated beachfront location, the split-level villa offers 6,500 sq. ft. of breezy living space, including six en suite bedrooms. Three of the bedrooms have walk-in closets and all bathrooms are beautifully finished with marble floors and tiling. The house is fully air-conditioned. A private stairway leads from the pool deck to an unspoiled beach below, where the irresistible waters of the Caribbean Sea gently lap the shoreline; The nearby coral reef provides excellent snorkeling. The property is fully enclosed and surrounded by lush tropical plants to ensure privacy; electric gates and a double-car garage with electric doors provide further security. The Beach Hut’s location provides easy access to excellent shopping and other amenities. The Sandy Lane and Royal Westmoreland golf courses, as well as some of the Island’s finest restaurants, are within a 15 minute drive.

Welcome to the pinnacle of architectural brilliance, contemporary luxury and total privacy that is A House in the Woods. A captivating fusion of cutting-edge design and unrivaled sophistication, this architectural marvel redefines the boundaries of modern country living, seamlessly blending sleek aesthetics with advanced technological integration that allows form to meet function and innovation to intertwine with elegance. Sited on 8.49 boulder-strewn acres, with no neighbors in sight, this home abuts the 2,500-acre Awosting Reserve, which virtually assures that nature will be at your doorstep for decades to come. The home is reached from a dead-end street and a stone-filled drive that winds pass a 25-ft-high, show-stopping, undulating Cor-Ten steel wall. Be greeted by natural light streaming through 15-ft floor-to-ceiling windows. Designed by award-winning architect William Reue to the exacting specifications of the current owner, every aspect of this home has been meticulously crafted. This net-zero, LEED Silver-certified, all-electric home features quadruple-pane windows and 74 roof-mounted solar panels with microinverters. There is radiant-heat flooring throughout, an Aprilaire 8100 energy recovery ventilator, and a direct-exchange geothermal heating and cooling system. Smart-home automations include wi-fi connected thermostats and Nest security cameras. An expansive and open-concept gourmet kitchen, living and dining areas, custom-designed cabinetry and top-grade appliances, honed Caesarstone countertops, a Scandanavian-style sauna, a two-car garage (with a 40-amp ChargePoint EV charger) and a basement exercise room complete the picture. The guest wing contains all three guest bedrooms, each of which features an en suite bathroom. The main guest bathroom features a bathtub that faces a floor-ceiling-window. There is also a sitting room with a queen-sized Murphy bed and kitchenette containing a refrigerator, sink, and electric cooktop. Finally, there is a walk-in closet containing a large-capacity LG washer and dryer set, as well as storage space for linens. A mere 2 hours from Midtown Manhattan, 20 minutes from Minnewaska State Park Preserve and the famed Gunks, 30 minutes to New Paltz and bus service to Manhattan, and 40 minutes to Poughkeepsie and the Metro-North/Amtrak station, this home represents the epitome of contemporary luxury that effortlessly combines unparalleled style, technological innovation, and architectural excellence.

Steeped in history, this property’s 2.9 acres were originally part of a Lenape settlement, before French Huguenot refugees, descendants of the King’s guards at Fontainebleau, built the farmhouse, one of the first French Huguenot Houses in the region, in the 1680s from fir, chestnut and local stone. With two feet thick walls, and eyebrow and gabled windows with working shutters, the farmhouse was built to such strong specifications it was known as The Old Fort. Elegant additions were made during the Revolutionary War and the home came to be named The Depuy-Dewitt House after the prominent families who lived in it. Renovated by an antique dealer and his life partner, the nearly three thousand square foot home's features include massive ceiling beams of fir and twenty-two inch wide floorboards of pine, fir, and rare walnut, elm and chestnut, insulated with jute and hemp rope; Dutch doors; two working fireplaces (one gas, one wood); deep chamfered windows, with light flooding in, and hand-fitted real wood Venetian blinds. On the first floor, a kitchen-dining room; living room; den, or fourth bedroom and full bath; solarium with cathedral pine ceiling; summer kitchen and an outside shower. On the second floor, there are three bedrooms and one bathroom. The house is approached through wrought iron vintage gates and a winding drive past hedges and lawns. The gardens include stone terracing; meandering brook with three bridges; fenced in garden with a variety of fruit trees; two-hundred and fifty-year-old tulip trees, and evergreen Pachysandra beds throughout the lawns. A charming, pine board and batten clad barn, with fireproof cinder block walls and cement floor could be used as a store or converted to guest and AirBnB accommodation. The property is on the historic route 209 and the neighborhoods of Accord, Kerhonkson, Kingston and Stone Ridge, which are studded with fellow stone houses and a vibrant tradition of actors and artists migrating from New York City. This is a magical property, in excellent condition, which offers new owners a chance to live in absolute comfort surrounded by beautiful details and fascinating stories and has been featured in Chronogram, Early American Life, and Spectrum News, & the Shawangunk Journal all in 2023.