This 4-bedroom 2 bath main house, and 3-bedroom 1 bath cottage are located on 4.5 wooded acres with scenic views in the historic artists’ hamlet of Cragsmoor, located on a ridge in the Shawangunk Mountains. The community is encircled by 24,000 acres of lands protected by the Minnewaska State Park Preserve with Sam's Point Preserve minutes from the property. The main house was built in 1907 by the architect Frederick Dellenbaugh for the artist Carroll Butler Brown and named the Falcon. Its living room is of chestnut post and beam construction with a chestnut staircase to the second floor, and a lovely working stone fireplace. Also on the first floor is a formal dining room, office area, kitchen, full bath and mudroom. The second floor has 4 bedrooms and a full bath. There are hardwood floors throughout.
There is a basement with a laundry room and mechanical room that opens to a two-car garage. The cottage is equally full of charm fully renovated in 2021 with a working stone fireplace in the living room that flows into the kitchen with doors to a patio on one side and stone terrace on the other. Also on the first floor is a room suitable for a small bedroom or office. The second floor has a full bath, 2 bedrooms and a 3-season sleeping porch. In addition to wealth of nature, the property is centrally located for enjoyment of the cultural and culinary richness of the Hudson River Valley, while being an hour and forty-five minutes from New York City.