Unique and spacious mid-century modern mountain retreat in a massive 3 bedroom on 40 acres of nature. This bright in-law unit is partly furnished (optional) with a private entrance on the opposite end of the house. Covering the entire top floor of a 1930’s home, it's complete with hardwood floors, a huge double-sized living room, reading nook, 3 bedrooms with walk-in closets (currently set up as 1 king bed, 1 queen bed, + 1 office with desk), full kitchen with dishwasher, large pantry, breakfast nook/dining area, kitchen with a new stove/oven, 1 bathroom with shower/tub, and in-unit laundry. Private with 360 views overlooking the huge yard, veggie and medicinal garden, and seasonal mountain views.

The home is available for a year lease beginning May 1 or June 1. LGBTQ and BIPOC friendly.

The space is ideal for a couple, an artist/someone who needs plenty of space, or good roommates. It's perfect for a quiet retreat upstate surrounded by nature yet close to lovely towns.

A car is necessary for getting around since the house is 8 minutes from the center-- there are two spots in the driveway for your car(s). The apartment is accessible only by stairs.

- Minutes away from waterfalls, rivers, lakes, and the Rondout Reservoir
- 8 minutes away from Ellenville: excellent cafes, groceries, bookstore, library, farmer’s market, diner, bakery, restaurants, acupuncture, gyms, and hiking trails
- 15 minutes away from Mountaindale: restaurants, apothecary, yoga, cafe, and Rail Trail
- 15 minutes away from Kerhonkson: Rail Trail, cafe, restaurants, farms
- 15 minutes to Sam’s Point, Cragsmoor, and Shawangunk Ridge State Forest
- 20 minutes to Minnewaska State Park Reserve
- 1.5 hours to Manhattan
- bus from Ellenville to Port Authority every week day

$2500 includes water, garbage, and landscaping. Tenant is responsible for the electricity and shared heat. Seeking considerate and clean renter(s) who are excellent tenants and will treat the space and nearby communities with care and respect.

About This Lister

I am the owner and currently split my time between upstate and Brooklyn. I have worked in public health, community organizing, and art. Nature is what drew me out of the city and I love this home. I hope the next tenants feel the same way, too!