Upstate New York

Homes designed around gathering, scenery, and the ease of living well in every season. From a brand-new custom build in Horseheads to a 7-acre Ghent retreat with barns and layered outdoor rooms, each property treats kitchens and primary suites as true anchors. Village energy arrives in renovated Saugerties, while Clayton offers an efficient, ADA-compliant build amid gardens and trails. In Roxbury, a storied Victorian adds heritage to the landscape.

Places that feel cared for, considered, and ready to support real life from day one. Each property pairs pride of ownership and meaningful updates with the freedom to live, work, or retreat on your own terms. Settings range from a cul-de-sac colonial and a character-rich porch-front home to a decorated log getaway on Big Moose Lake and an 18-acre mountaintop sanctuary with ponds and panoramic views.

Across Upstate New York, a quintet of homes shows how today’s most sought-after residences align daily living with landscape. Mature trees and quiet acreage set the tone in Charlotteville, Corning, and Hammondsport, while village life and water views frame a rare new-construction offering in Saugerties. Flexible layouts appear throughout, from multi-level planning and bonus spaces to dedicated areas for work, gathering, or retreat. Practical upgrades and distinctive design moments—like a Finger Lakes barndominium—underscore comfort without losing a sense of place.

Across New York’s varied landscapes, this quintet of desirable homes traces a common thread of space, scenery, and everyday ease. From a 10.26-acre off-grid retreat near Tug Hill and the Adirondacks to a nearly five-acre ranch with sweeping valley views, acreage frames a quieter pace. In the Hudson Valley, a maintenance-free co-op pairs ranch-style comfort with amenities, while a nearly three-acre parcel offers streamside privacy and ready-to-build approvals. Farmland and scenic vistas surround a craftsmanship-driven community in Orange County.

A lifestyle shaped by land, water, and long views. From a parklike New Paltz retreat with mountain sunsets to the Adirondack-inspired Mayfly Inn at The Chapin Estate, each setting privileges privacy and recreation. Saranac Lake brings 180° High Peaks panoramas on the 32-mile Saranac Lakes Chain, while Warwick offers a new custom build with an in-law suite and studio. In Geneseo, an updated Colonial balances timeless charm with easy access to Conesus Lake.

Across upstate New York and the Hudson Valley, this pair of four-bedroom homes shows how thoughtful improvements can shape everyday life. In Gloversville, a newly renovated residence pairs a brand-new roof and refreshed interiors with a renovated deck, walk-out basement access, and practical off-street parking for three cars. In Hopewell Junction’s Legends community, a 5,000-plus-square-foot Colonial leans into entertaining, with a heated saltwater pool, outdoor kitchen, and a lower level designed for work and play with direct patio access.

Price: $1,200,000

Haven TeamOct 6, 2026 · 1 min read

Set across 372 acres in the Northern Adirondacks, this historic farm estate brings together two meticulously reimagined 19th-century farmhouses with sweeping views toward the High Peaks. Carefully cultivated over nearly four decades, the property combines wooded trails, open meadows, curated gardens, year-round brooks, and a collection of renovated barns and outbuildings. Inside, original beams and farmhouse character meet modern utilities and thoughtful comforts, including radiant-floor heating, wood-burning stoves, a library, and a refined farm kitchen. With its expansive grounds, mountain views, and enduring connection to the land, the estate offers a distinctive take on private Adirondack living.

Across New York’s most compelling leisure corridors, this quintet of properties is united by an emphasis on lived experience and low-friction ownership. Waterfront estates on Greenwood Lake and Paradox Lake quintet private frontage with docks and lake-ready infrastructure, while Saratoga Springs offers adaptive-reuse Tudor residences steps from Congress Park and near the track. In Port Chester, a newer-build home adds resort-style amenities and verified short-term rental performance. Kerhonkson completes the collection with a newly built, five-acre retreat and a dedicated studio for hybrid living.