Luxe farmhouse with fireplace and sauna

Spacious Hudson Valley retreat is ideal for couples, & families. Enjoy a sauna, cozy fireplace, media room, ping pong, seasonal pool (** Pool is closed for the season) and an open dining room perfect for entertaining. With generous spaces for relaxing and plenty of cozy nooks, there's room for everyone. Hike to the nearby stream or bike the beautiful Ashokan Reservoir, just 10 minutes away. Explore charming shops and farm-to-table restaurants. A perfect country getaway! The space The Dream Country Escape Discover the perfect escape at this modern lux farmhouse—a spacious haven designed for large families or multiple groups. Thoughtfully furnished with classic charm and eclectic touches, this home is ideal for creating unforgettable memories in any season. Cozy up in front of the double-sided fireplace during winter, or relax in the sauna after a day of adventures. In the summer, enjoy the beautiful pool and outdoor seating areas for al fresco dining and lounging under the stars. (Note: Pool open seasonally, typically late spring through early fall.) **Please note we do not allow any Parties at this house due to noise restrictions in the neighborhood. Comfortable and Inviting Bedrooms The house offers four inviting bedrooms on the second floor, comfortably accommodating up to eight adults or a mix of six adults and four children. The luxurious primary suite features an ensuite bath, a private sitting area, and its own fireplace—your personal retreat within a retreat. Two queen bedrooms offer stylish comfort, while the kids' bedroom, with its bunk bed (twin top/full lower) and day bed, is perfect for younger guests. Relaxation and Entertainment Downstairs, the walkout basement doubles as a media room, complete with a pull-out sofa bed and a full bathroom featuring a steam shower adjacent to the sauna—ideal for relaxation. The heart of this farmhouse is its well-stocked chef's kitchen, perfect for preparing gourmet meals or hosting a family feast. Featuring high-end appliances, ample counter space, and all the cookware essentials, it's designed to make cooking a joy—whether you're an experienced chef or just enjoy preparing meals together as a group. Please note we do not allow any Parties at this house due to noise restrictions in the neighborhood. Local Dining and Attractions The home is just minutes away from popular dining spots. Enjoy farm-to-table elegance at Inness, indulge in the locally-inspired cuisine at The Hash and The Roost, or experience the cozy atmosphere of The Stone House Tavern. Savor the incredible artisan pizzas at Westwind Orchards' Ollie's Pizza for an incredible casual dining experience. Whether you’re in the mood for a casual bite or an upscale evening, you’ll find it all nearby. Pet Policy and Final Touches Enjoy the best of all worlds: luxurious amenities, room for everyone, and a beautiful setting that brings you close to nature. Dogs are welcome upon inquiry (with a $100 fee)—though other pets are not permitted. Pool Season & Heating Info Our pool season usually runs from April through October, but the water temperature always depends on the weather. July 1 – August 31: The pool heater (a “heat pump”) is set to 84°F. On most days, it can raise the water temp about 10–15° above the outdoor air temperature. Since it works by pulling heat from the air, cool nights or chilly days can keep it from reaching the full 84°. Remember: the “average temperature” is based on both day and night temps. Before July 1 & After Sept 1: The water temperature will vary more with the weather and is unlikely to reach any higher than the average (day/night) air temp. Even if the heater is on (at the owner’s discretion), it may not always feel “swimmable” to everyone. Other things to know: The pool is large (30,000 gallons), so it can take a couple of sunny, 80°+ days to warm back up after cooler weather. The heater only runs during the daytime. Setting the thermostat higher than 84° won’t heat the water faster—it just makes the system keep trying, even if the weather won’t allow it. We don’t use gas heaters because they cost about $10/hour to run (one weekend once used a $600 tank). The heat pump is the most sustainable and fair option for everyone. In summary:
 We can’t guarantee an exact water temperature, but we’re always hoping for blue skies and perfect swimming weather for your stay! If the pool isn’t swimmable during your visit, we hope you’ll still enjoy everything else the home and the Hudson Valley have to offer. Guest access The house is very private and you have the entire property to yourself. The only people who might come by are maintenance staff for essential tasks like mowing the lawn or cleaning the pool and we will do our best to arrange this at the most convenient time for you. Early check-ins and late check-outs are complimentary provided there are no prior bookings on your dates. Confirmation for these can only be given the evening before after 7pm of your stay, so please message me if interested after that time. If your travel plans hinge on early check-in or late check-out, it's advisable to book an extra night to guarantee availability, potentially at a reduced rate. Please note, if we do grant a free early check-in or late check-out, we reserve the right to accept last-minute bookings that may require you to revert to the standard check-in/check-out times listed. You will be promptly notified in such cases, so please be prepared to check out from the standard checkout time onwards.. Pool Availability & Water Temp Info:
 Our pool season usually runs from April through October, but the water temperature always depends on the weather. July 1 – August 31: -The pool heater (a “heat pump”) is set to 84°F. -On most days, it can raise the water temp about 10–15° above the outdoor air temperature. -Since it works by pulling heat from the air, cool nights or chilly days can keep it from reaching the full 84°. -Remember: the “average temperature” is based on both day and night temps. Before July 1 & After Sept 1: -The water temperature will vary more with the weather and is unlikely to reach any higher than the average (day/night) air temp. -Even if the heater is on (at the owner’s discretion), it may not always feel “swimmable” to everyone. Other things to know: -The pool is large (30,000 gallons), so it can take a couple of sunny, 80°+ days to warm back up after cooler weather. -The heater only runs during the daytime. -Setting the thermostat higher than 84° won’t heat the water faster—it just makes the system keep trying, even if the weather won’t allow it. -We don’t use gas heaters because they cost about $10/hour to run (one weekend once used a $600 tank). The heat pump is the most sustainable and fair option for everyone. In summary:
 We can’t guarantee an exact water temperature, but we’re always hoping for blue skies and perfect swimming weather for your stay! If the pool isn’t swimmable during your visit, we hope you’ll still enjoy everything else the home and the Hudson Valley have to offer. *** Please note we do not allow any Parties at this house due to noise restrictions in the neighborhood. Other things to note Pool Season & Heating Info Our pool season usually runs from April through October, but the water temperature always depends on the weather. July 1 – August 31: The pool heater (a “heat pump”) is set to 84°F. On most days, it can raise the water temp about 10–15° above the outdoor air temperature. Since it works by pulling heat from the air, cool nights or chilly days can keep it from reaching the full 84°. Remember: the “average temperature” is based on both day and night temps. Before July 1 & After Sept 1: The water temperature will vary more with the weather and is unlikely to reach any higher than the average (day/night) air temp. Even if the heater is on (at the owner’s discretion), it may not always feel “swimmable” to everyone. Other things to know: The pool is large (30,000 gallons), so it can take a couple of sunny, 80°+ days to warm back up after cooler weather. The heater only runs during the daytime. Setting the thermostat higher than 84° won’t heat the water faster—it just makes the system keep trying, even if the weather won’t allow it. We don’t use gas heaters because they cost about $10/hour to run (one weekend once used a $600 tank). The heat pump is the most sustainable and fair option for everyone. In summary:
 We can’t guarantee an exact water temperature, but we’re always hoping for blue skies and perfect swimming weather for your stay! If the pool isn’t swimmable during your visit, we hope you’ll still enjoy everything else the home and the Hudson Valley have to offer. Noise: Please note we do not allow any Parties at this house due to noise restrictions in the neighborhood. Despite the amazing sense of privacy you experience here, there are homes in the near vicinity and noise travels easily. We're all about our guests enjoying themselves, however we kindly request that you keep the noise down, especially with music, outside between 9:30 pm and 9:30 am. Thank you so much for understanding!