995 State Route 43, Stephentown

Idyllic Berkshires Hideaway

Tucked away on 5.8 wooded acres, this 3,150 sq. ft 3-bedroom, 4-bath home combines the airy warmth of a lodge with abundant natural light and sweeping seasonal views. The main level is designed with accessibility in mind and features a spacious primary en suite, an open kitchen and dining area, a private den, access to an enclosed three season porch and a laundry room with half bath. While the stunning living room impresses with vaulted ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace, and a dramatic wall of windows.
Upstairs, you'll find two inviting bedrooms, a meditation/guest room, and a full bath off the wide-open landing. One bedroom includes a hidden treasure with a recently refinished 450 sq. ft. private room with new hardwood floor and propane heater, which could serve as a library, music room, or home office.
Outdoor living shines with a large front deck, ideal for gatherings, and a cozy enclosed porch for evening relaxation. In winter, retreat to the den or the lower-level family room with a new wood-burning stove, half bath, and yard access. A mechanical/storage room with high ceilings adds functionality, all supported by durable steel I-beam construction.
Behind the home is access to a below ground, stand-alone storm cellar or storage area that runs along the length of the family room.
Additionally, the property includes a newly insulated 30' x 45' Morton building with two rooms, two oversized garage doors, 10' ceilings, a bathroom, septic, and new heating units. This 900 sq. ft. building is an ideal space for a workshop, artist studio, or guesthouse. Outside is a cement pad with retaining wall and space for large machinery or a future enclosure.
The winding paved driveway enhances the sense of privacy, while the location keeps you close to Albany, Williamstown, and the Berkshires with skiing, boating and cultural events nearby. Whether for weekends or year-round living, this property offers room to dream and space to create in the 'Only Stephentown in the World.'