




Discover a unique escape at The Field Cabin, a recently renovated shipping container retreat nestled on 20 acres in Saugerties, New York. As seen in Dwell, CNN, and Time Out, and recognized by Architectural Digest as one of the best Airbnb cabins in the U.S., this property offers an experience that blends the thrill of living in the wild with the comforts of a high-efficiency home. Encased in insulated walls with giant low-energy windows, the cabin allows you to watch shooting stars from your bed or spot deer wandering through the woods while you enjoy your morning coffee.
The cabin is designed for a cozy getaway, featuring 1 bedroom with 1 comfortable queen-size bed and 1 bathroom. While ideally built for two, the space can accommodate up to 4 guests, making it a perfect choice for two adults and two children. The interior is thoughtfully appointed with organic percale linens on a Nectar mattress and high-efficiency climate control, including A/C for the summer and a combination of a wood stove, propane furnace, and direct vent propane heater to keep the space warm during winter blizzards.
Key Features & Amenities:
Located two hours north of NYC, the property is surrounded by the natural beauty of the Hudson Valley, with views of the 3,655-foot Kaaterskill High Peak. Guests can explore the nearby gem of Saugerties, visit local favorites like Miss Lucy's or the Circle W General Store, or take a 20-minute trip to the Hudson River. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to Kaaterskill Falls, Huckleberry Point, and Hunter Mountain skiing, located just 30 minutes away.
Practical Info & Rules:
Whether you are seeking a romantic getaway or a quiet reconnection with nature, The Field Cabin provides a low-carbon-footprint sanctuary where you can hear the owls hooting at night and feel the stillness of the Catskills.
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