Properties
$400,000. to $800,000.
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$439,000.00
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Light-filled
contemporary on 9+ secluded acres in the hamlet of Red
Rock.
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$525,000.00
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Perched among
the treetops, down a forested Old Chatham country road,
on 25 acres, this contemporary offers must-have items on
almost every homebuyer’s wish list.
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$559,900.00
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A complete
renovation, from inside to out, has begun on Blueberry
Hill, a classic 1940 craftsman-style bungalow. Down a
back road on the Taconic Plateau in Austerlitz, NY, this
charming home is sited to take in a hillside view of its
sweet pond, established perennial gardens and Baldwin
Creek, which traverses the property's 8 acres.
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$599,000.00
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An inviting
19th-century house (c.1840, with earliest part dating
1750), has been saved from incongruous 20th-century
updates, making it perfect for a purest to restore and
create a gracious 21st-century country home.
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$625,000.00
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Hidden in one
of Spencertown's most desirable locations, this
Colonial-style house offers bucolic peace and total
privacy. Built 15 years ago on a tranquil 10-plus-acre
site.
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$695,000.00
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The
cornerstone of an historic Colonial hamlet, this
artistically renovated C.1840 farmhouse sits by the
rushing stream which wends its way through Red Rock.
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$699,000.00
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Sweet
C.1831 4 BR farmhouse with contemporary touches,
completely hidden on 17 beautiful pastoral acres with
panoramic westerly views.
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$699,000.00
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Unique 2300
sq. Ft. Contemporary in most desirable area in Columbia
County offers intimate connection with nature. Smart and
sophisticated on 5.75 acres. Unobstructed views of
mountains and farmland.
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$699,000.00
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Stunning,
spacious 4,000 sq.ft., four-bedroom home on approximately
6 acres.
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$735,000.00
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Glorious
Reproduction Center Hall Colonial on 7.90 acres - Bright
sunshine fills all the rooms in this custom built 4 BR,
3.5 bath house.
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$765,000.00
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Harmonic
setting, on 30 glorious acres, bisected by a rushing
trout stream, with a waterfall.
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Red Rock Contemporary