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Price: $11,750,000

Haven TeamOct 9, 2026 · 2 min read

Spaces that feel finished, refreshed, and ready for daily rhythm. New construction and top-to-bottom renovations set the stage for open-concept light, updated kitchens, and modern comforts, while character still shows through in rustic accents, classic materials, and a riverfront Victorian presence. Just outside the door, the lifestyle expands—parks, swimming and boat launches, forest trails, wraparound decks, and even workshop or apartment-style flexibility.

Homes that treat landscape as an everyday luxury. From an Esopus Creek enclave of eleven handcrafted townhomes built with on-site milled timber and reclaimed details to a 21-acre retreat with rare dual river frontage, each property privileges water, woods, and open air. A 2021 custom build adds modern efficiency and remote-work readiness alongside panoramic views and a pond, while a village contemporary balances privacy with proximity and thoughtfully renewed outdoor entertaining spaces.

Across upstate New York, a trio of private acreage retreats shows how seclusion and everyday livability can coexist. Each property sits on roughly five to 13.5 acres, where trails, wildlife, and outdoor gathering spaces shape a recreation-first rhythm—from snowmobile access to a location near Thacher State Park to a spring-fed, stocked pond. Inside, flexible plans extend well beyond the main level, with finished basements and dedicated office-ready rooms designed for work, guests, and multigenerational stays.

Across New York’s Hudson Valley and the storied St. Lawrence River, this quintet shares a clear through line: places shaped for the way life is actually lived. From a renovated Fishkill residence positioned for Beacon rail and highway access to a mountain-ringed Accord compound unfolding across 17.46 acres, each property balances privacy with connection. A to-be-built modern estate in Clinton Corners pairs meadow and woodland vistas with resort-minded amenities. Clayton offers a rare riverfront setting with a substantial dock, while Warwick delivers a 21-acre equestrian facility built for serious training near village life.

Retreat living shaped by land and water. In the Hudson Valley, to-be-built modern designs at Clinton Corners and Rhinebeck frame open pastures, mature woods, and a pond, while a century-spanning Willow estate stretches across 22 acres with mountain ridgelines and Little Beaverkill stream frontage. Farther west, a 9,000-plus-square-foot Pittsford home pairs bespoke craftsmanship with resort-caliber entertaining, and a Cayuga Lake sanctuary delivers sunrise frontage with serious boating infrastructure for four-season ease.

Privacy first, with water and wide-open land shaping everyday life. From Niagara River frontage with multiple docks to a Warwick pond with its own island, each setting invites slow mornings and outdoor rituals. Pools, cabanas, patios, and fireplaces extend the living space beyond the walls, while barns, workshops, and multi-structure layouts support true compound flexibility. History and horizon views—from Cornwall’s 1910 provenance to Acra’s Catskill panoramas—complete the story.

Across upstate New York, this curated five reads as a study in retreat living where water and landscape set the daily rhythm. From Austerlitz hills with a pond, creek, and trails minutes from Spencertown to a private Saratoga-area custom home just five minutes from downtown, each setting balances seclusion with access. The Finger Lakes entries lean into the shoreline, spanning Cayuga frontage and panoramic views to a rare stretch of Seneca Lake with approximately 630 feet of waterfront. Kingston adds historic gravitas with an in-town estate feel, pool, and compound potential.

Across New York’s most evocative landscapes, this quintet of homes puts lifestyle at the forefront, whether anchored by deep-water river frontage, classic lake living, or wide-open acreage. Each property is shaped by its setting, with porches, decks, and expansive windows inviting the outdoors in and framing long views. Practical upgrades and newer construction support year-round comfort, while generous gathering spaces make hosting feel effortless. From Malden and Old Forge to Niskayuna, East Bethany, and Antwerp, privacy and possibility define the common thread.

Across upstate New York and the Hudson Valley, this quintet shares a nature-forward sensibility shaped by water, woods, and four-season comfort. Acreage in Malone, lakefront living and river access in Schroon Lake, and creekside setting in Saugerties keep the outdoors close at hand, while year-round usability comes through in renovated interiors and thoughtfully equipped homes. Character matters here, too, from an 1840s farmhouse near Woodstock to locally rooted craftsmanship that gives newer construction an authentic sense of place.