




Escape to Rock 'n' House, an architectural marvel nestled on a private 14-acre estate in Saugerties, New York. Featured in Architectural Digest and Pin Up's Top 40 Most Influential Homes Built In The 21st Century, this stunning retreat is located down a secluded road just two hours from NYC, offering a seamless integration with the surrounding nature.
This breathtaking home is built around a majestic boulder on a bluestone ledge, featuring a unique circular design with rising ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glass windows that bathe the interior in natural light. The main living level utilizes an open floor concept, showcasing a sunken lounge and a long dining table for 10 overlooking the picturesque mountains. The space is characterized by the use of natural materials—wood, glass, and cement—to instill a sense of calm. This level includes an electric stove-top island with bar seating and two bedrooms that share connected bathrooms.
For a more private experience, the second floor houses a luxurious primary bedroom complete with a spacious closet, an ensuite bathroom, and two dedicated work stations for remote work. Additionally, a separate suite is located on the far side of the house, providing an ideal setup for multiple families or older couples, featuring a king bed on the second floor and a small kitchenette and dining area on the main floor.
Outdoors, guests can enjoy unparalleled views and complete privacy by the firepit or while dining al fresco at the bistro table. The home is powered by solar energy and geothermal systems, providing radiant floor heating and central air for year-round comfort.
Location Highlights: Nature lovers and adventure seekers will find themselves perfectly positioned, with Hunter, Belleayre, and Windham Mountains ski resorts all within a 45-minute drive.
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