Beaverkill Valley Farm

34 Campsite Road Livingston Manor, Nueva York 12758 Estados Unidos

Welcome to Beaverkill Valley Farmhouse, situated on 59 bucolic acres in the historic and exclusive Beaverkill Valley. This property includes four meticulously maintained buildings. The original farmhouse, dating from the 1840’s, features a welcoming front porch, gorgeous gardens, manicured lawns and sweeping meadow views. Upon entry, beautiful hardwood floors, stone work, gorgeous renovated bathrooms, and period appropriate updates to maintain the charm of the original farmhouse. Three additional buildings consisting of a 3-car garage and a barn with a museum and attached green house & shed, 7 acres of stonewall and a detached sauna. This property offers a mix of lush forest and sweeping meadows with spectacular mountain views. Abundant wildlife with plenty of room to roam and enjoy nature. This quiet setting is the perfect hideaway to observe the full 4 seasons that the Catskills have to offer. Country living all a short distance to the nearby villages and state route 17. A world away, yet a mere 2 hours from NYC. Get away from it all, or take advantage of the nearby attractions including The Beaverkill Inn or Wolff School of Fly Fishing. Additional 49 acres adjoining acres available. Location: 2 Hours from the George Washington Bridge, 14 miles from Tennanah Lake Golf and Tennis Club, 20 minutes from Center of Roscoe or 'Trout Town, USA'. Located within the Catskills, an area of revival and economic resurgence. 35 minutes to Resorts World Catskills Casino and Hotel, Kartrite Waterpark and Monticello Motor Club. 23 miles to Bethel Woods Center for the Arts. Additional Fishing in the Area: Nearby Roscoe, NY 'Trout Town, USA' is world renowned for fly fishing on the Beaver Kill River, Willowemoc Creek and East Branch Delaware River. There are several reservoirs, lakes and ponds in the area for still water fishing including the Pepacton and Cannonsville Reservoirs, Big Pond, Little Pond, Lake Waneta, Crystal Lake, Alder Lake and Mongaup Lake.