5 Hudson Valley and Adirondack Retreats with Mountain Views and Acreage

From its elevated, private setting off the road in Columbia County, this 31.5-acre legacy property pairs wide-open land and natural surroundings with a farmhouse colonial rich in timeless character. The four-bedroom, two-bath residence enjoys scenic Catskill and Berkshire Mountain views and a sense of quiet that suits unhurried country days. Just minutes from the Village of Philmont—and within easy reach of Hudson—the acreage offers both breathing room and connection to town life.

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Along the water’s edge in Long Lake, this private, year-round Adirondack cabin is defined by panoramic views that shift with the light and the seasons, creating a true oasis that still feels close to town. Inside, an open kitchen and dining area flows into the living room, with three bedrooms—including a loft bedroom—and two full bathrooms. A dry basement adds generous storage along with the potential for future living and/or bedroom space. Outdoors, a covered porch sets the rhythm of the day: sunrise and lifting fog in the morning, direct sunshine in the afternoon, then sunsets and stars at night, all accompanied by the wildlife of its secluded, wooded setting. The landscaped lawn encourages seasonal wildflowers while offering a flat, expanded space for gatherings, anchored by a large handcrafted stone fire pit facing the view.

Set in the Hudson Valley, this charming, well-maintained farmhouse in Stockport balances classic warmth with thoughtful growth. A 2006 addition nearly doubled the home’s size while preserving its welcoming feel, highlighted by wood floors and wide moldings. Inside, spacious living areas invite everyday ease, while a brand-new upstairs primary suite (2025) adds a fresh, private retreat. Outdoors, a beautiful wraparound patio becomes the natural gathering spot—equally suited to slow mornings and relaxed entertaining amid peaceful surroundings. The location keeps weekend and weekday pleasures close at hand: Hudson, Chatham, and Kinderhook are just 10–12 minutes away for boutique shopping, dining, theatre, and arts, with local orchards nearby. Commuting and travel are simplified with Amtrak five miles away, Columbia County Airport 1.5 miles away, and easy access to the Taconic Parkway and I-90.

Set on over an acre in Mahopac, 179 Austin Road is a thoughtfully upgraded Cape Cod style home where meticulous craftsmanship meets modern comfort. Brand-new roofs with full ice shielding cover both the main home and the pole-barn garage, while the exterior is refreshed with vinyl cedar-style siding over 1” insulation, copper chimney flashing, and real brass lighting. A sweeping wraparound Trex deck—finished with a contrasting border and white vinyl railings—extends daily living outdoors, with a first-floor bedroom offering direct access through newly installed exterior doors. Inside, a newly built first-floor primary ensuite features Italian tile, a glass-enclosed shower, a contemporary vanity, and LED lighting, complemented by an updated original bath with a Bath Fitter system. A gas fireplace anchors the living room, and comfort is supported by central air plus a split A/C and heat pump, a 22kW whole-house generator, and multiple sheds for storage.

Set in Milton, NY, this expansive and unconventional property is currently utilized as an agricultural farm camp, offering a rare canvas for a buyer with imagination. Inside, the structure is organized for flexibility, with multiple kitchens and bathrooms that support everything from communal living to multi-use programming. A substantial number of additional rooms adds to the sense of possibility—spaces that can be adapted to evolving needs, creative pursuits, or work-from-home rhythms, all within one cohesive footprint. The overall layout reads more like a compound than a conventional residence, inviting thoughtful reconfiguration while honoring its current camp-style utility. For someone drawn to projects with character and potential, it’s a place where everyday life can be shaped room by room, season by season.