330 Station Rd

Welcome to Ridgeview Orchard Estate. Experience refined living in this exquisite new construction home, where sophisticated design meets the rugged beauty of the Shawangunk Mountain Ridge. Crafted with insulated concrete form (ICF) walls for superior energy efficiency and year-round comfort, this home is a true sanctuary of elegance and warmth. From the moment you step inside, you're welcomed by sweeping orchard and mountain views, hardwood floors throughout, and sun-drenched spaces that feel both expansive and inviting. The vaulted-ceiling living room features a wall mounted gas fireplace and a wall of glass doors and windows that frame the natural beauty outside.
The chef’s kitchen is a showstopper, equipped with Wolf appliances, an oversized waterfall quartz island, custom cabinets, a wine and coffee bar, and a spacious pantry. Step onto the adjacent grilling deck or host unforgettable gatherings on the main, expansive cedar deck that overlooks a peaceful apple orchard and the iconic mountain ridge. The primary suite is a serene retreat, featuring custom wood details, and sliding doors that open to the deck for morning coffee with mountain views. The ensuite offers a spa-like ambiance; with 2 person sauna, free standing soaking tub, elegant glass shower and gorgeous creamy matble tile. The primary bedroom offers 2 walk-in closets. Two additional bedrooms with full bathrooms, one on the second level and one on the lower level, offer privacy and luxury for family or guests. The cozy lower-level family room opens to a bluestone patio, creating seamless indoor-outdoor living. A versatile bonus room is perfect for a private home gym, creative studio, or tranquil office. A two-car garage with glass doors and built-in storage completes this perfect package. With its combination of rustic charm, modern finishes, energy efficiency and minimal upkeep, this home is the ideal escape, whether for a weekend retreat or full-time residence. Welcome to a new standard of mountain living, conveniently located minutes from the heart of New Paltz. Some of the rooms were virtually furnished.