Take in the feel of the Adirondacks right here in Columbia County! 75 acres of majestic hardwoods and evergreens set among running streams and rock outcrops. Total privacy and seclusion but minutes from Chatham, Hudson and all things Hudson Valley or Stockbridge, Tanglewood and all things Berkshires
The preferred building site has been cleared and access from East Hill Road is in place. The drive traverses a tree-lined stream complete with ferns and boulders. And, a newly constructed steel and concrete bridge will effortlessly bring you across. Just down an incline from the building site, you'll find a rustic cabin with wood burning stove and pavilion.
In addition to the natural beauty of this parcel, adjacent and with over 400 acres of preserved woodlands is land owned by New York state - forever wild. Additionally, and just to the north of the state-owned land is the Edna St. Vincent Millay Society, known as Steepletop. This parcel is over 200 acres and encompasses the poet's gardens and home. Open to the public
Create a lifestyle immersed in the sound of running water and the warmth of dappled sunlight coming through the trees. A home connected to the outdoors and an outdoors connected to the beauty and serenity of nature.
Gentle Sloping, Many Trees, Rock Outcropping, Secluded, Wooded, See Remarks, Stream On Lot
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