18th Century Stone Farmhouse

Step back in time to this 1730's farmhouse on 2.5 acres built by Dutch settler Isaac Terwilliger. Fall is the perfect time to pumpkin pick, gather apples at the local orchards, visit the Angry Orchard cider company or the Tuthilltown Spirits. Enjoy leafy walks in the Gunks, leaf peep in New Paltz and Mohonk, and enjoy the dutch doors, wide planked original beams, inviting fireplace and woodstove. This unique home will provide the perfect venue for relaxation and exploration. They don't make houses like this anymore. You can access all but one store room. The Hudson Valley offers opportunities for hiking, biking, rock climbing that is renowned, swimming, and lots of cute towns for antiquing and fine dining. There is ample room to park 4+ cars, the house is reachable by cab from New Paltz and Beacon, but you need a car there to get around. We have fans in every room but no air conditioning.