Welcome to Bruyn Estate, an exceptional Hudson Valley compound that brings together historic character and modern comfort across two remarkable homes: a lovingly restored 1835 Greek Revival farmhouse on the National Register of Historic Places, and a reimagined log home reconstructed from 1850s barn beams. The property is steeped in history: in the 1800s, it was a sheep farm that supplied wool garment materials to Brooks Brothers, and in the 1980s, it was owned by the great-grandson of the founder of Singer Sewing Machines. Set on 8.5 private acres with pastoral views and open lawns, this established short-term rental and event venue offers beauty, income potential, and timeless charm.
The farmhouse captures the timeless appeal of early American architecture, with wide-plank floors and original details carefully preserved. Modern updates include a designer kitchen and primary bath with radiant heat, and stylish wallpaper and fixtures throughout. Two Rumford fireplaces and a pellet stove add warmth and ambiance, and recent improvements include a new furnace and AC unit, plumbing updates, fresh exterior paint, and structural repairs.
Steps away, the Dog-Trot–style log home offers a completely different atmosphere: rustic yet refined, with soaring ceilings, reclaimed timber beams, and an open-concept kitchen, dining, and living area at its heart. The main-floor primary suite has a private entrance, while upstairs, four en suite bedrooms each have their own modern personality. A new hot tub enhances the home’s outdoor living spaces, ideal for year-round enjoyment.
The grounds offer generous space for events, gatherings, and future possibilities. Over the years, Bruyn Estate has hosted countless weddings, retreats, and guests, drawing acclaim in features on HGTV, the Magnolia Network, and beyond. Move-in ready and exceptionally maintained, a furnished option is also available allowing for a seamless transition into a full-time residence, weekend retreat, or turnkey rental operation. Just 90 minutes from New York City and down the road from scenic Mohonk Preserve, Minnewaska State Park, and some of the region’s best dining, like One with Land, and Wildflower Farms, this modern estate offers endless possibilities for living, hosting, and creating in the Hudson Valley.