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c. 1900

Creekside Farmhouse on 5 Acres

Walton, New York | $1,195,000

Set on roughly five acres, with a creek moving past the front porch and a wooded hillside rising behind, this late-nineteenth-century farmhouse surrounded by more than 188 acres of New York City watershed land (and connected to over 5,000 acres of NYS and NYC land). That neighboring forest is protected from development, so the ridgeline, the woods, and the quiet beyond your property line stay exactly as they are. Start each morning on the covered front porch, a warm cup of coffee in hand, listening to Dry Brook tumble its way down the mountainside. Nap in the hammock, or settle into a rocking chair with family and friends. This setting offers the kind of ease you’d expect from a top-rate retreat, and you have it all to yourself. Dry Brook Road brings together historic character, genuinely modern building science, fossil-free energy, and a forested backdrop you’ll never have to maintain. It is a Catskills home with substance, precision, and a setting that does real work.

c. 1915

Once a Dairy, Now Stunning Estate!

Lafayette, Colorado | $1,800,700

Discover a remarkable piece of Boulder County’s heritage at this professionally restored historic farmstead, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Each building is listed as a Boulder County Landmark. The farm was featured on the HGTV ”Restore America.” The farmstead offers an extraordinary combination of architectural character & agricultural history, w/ versatile living & gathering spaces.The turn of the century farmhouse showcases superior craftsmanship w/ pine floors, vintage woodwork, original doors, knobs & hardware. Modern improvements have been carefully incorporated, w. new electrical, plumbing, insulation, drywall, a second floor bathroom & a new energy efficient furnace.

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c. 1926

First Time on the Market!

Sloatsburg, New York | $840,000

Built for Mary Allen Bush, a direct descendant of Sloatsburg founder Jacob Sloat, this beautifully preserved family home comes to market for the first time. Three generations of the Bush family have lived here, including local teacher and historian Harrison O. Bush, Jr. Nearly a century later, the home remains impeccably cared for, surrounded by flat, usable lawn in the heart of Sloatsburg. The main level has an easy, connected layout with a fireplace living room, dining room, and sunroom, complemented by a breakfast nook, butler’s pantry, and mudroom. Hardwood floors and original details carry throughout the home. Three bedrooms, two full baths, seven walk-in closets, and a large primary closet provide generous space throughout.

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