




Discover the ultimate serene escape at this peaceful home in Suffern, New York, located just one hour from the excitement of NYC. Set on a beautiful, private wooded property, this retreat is the perfect spot to reconnect with nature and enjoy the warm weather in a calm environment.
This home features a thoughtful layout with 3 bedrooms, 3 beds, and 2 bathrooms, comfortably accommodating up to 6 guests. The primary suite offers two double beds and a private bathroom, while the second and third bedrooms each feature two twin beds. For families, cribs are available upon request.
Designed for relaxation and entertainment, the interior boasts modern finishes and cozy furnishings. The downstairs game room is a highlight, featuring a bar, pool and foosball tables, and modern couches facing a 75-inch flatscreen TV with an Xbox console. For ultimate unwinding, a screened-in porch overlooks the backyard and houses an up-to-date indoor hot tub that seats six, complete with a lounger and towel rack. The freshly updated kitchen is equipped with state-of-the-art stainless steel appliances and a large dining table that seats six; a high chair is also available for convenience.
Step outside to experience a lush yard with a front porch perfect for morning coffee, a patio for seasonal BBQ grilling, and a fire pit for evening drinks and s'mores.
Located in a scenic neighborhood rich in history, Suffern serves as the gateway to the Hudson River Valley National Heritage Area. Guests can explore local landmarks like Suffern's Tavern and the Art Deco Lafayette Theatre, or visit charming family-owned shops and restaurants. Nature enthusiasts will love the nearby hiking trails at Harriman State Park, Bear Mountain State Park, and Kakiat Park. The property is also conveniently situated just a 30-minute drive from MetLife Stadium.
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