A Restored 1830 Colonial Compound in Pine Plains

Set well back from Route 83 in the Shekomeko Valley, 1515-1517 Route 83 is a restored 1830 Colonial farmhouse on 9.59 acres, surrounded by rolling farms and protected acreage. The white clapboard exterior and welcoming front porch read as a classic Hudson Valley farmhouse; the compound behind it is considerably more complex.

The main house holds an oversized living room with a wood-burning fireplace and French doors opening to the grounds, a formal dining room with a second fireplace and two large china closets, a professionally equipped kitchen with dual sinks, a premium professional range, built-in refrigerator, and a south-facing breakfast room with pastoral views. A butler's pantry and powder room are on the main level. Upstairs, 4 bedrooms—2 with fireplaces—share 3 baths. Original wide-plank floors and hand-hewn beams run throughout. A 3-bedroom apartment with a separate entrance occupies additional space within the main structure, bringing the total bedroom count to 10 across 6,994 square feet.

The outbuildings complete a compound of serious scale: a fully outfitted barn with a 3-bedroom apartment, gym, sauna, laundry, and workshop; a separate barn and workshop; a yoga studio; a 2-car detached garage with storage loft; and a 60-foot equipment shed.

The property has been on the market since late 2025 with some price movement. Millerton is close, as is Pine Plains village and the broader network of Dutchess County farms and cultural institutions.

1515-1517 Route 83, Pine Plains (NY) is listed at $4,895,000, offered by Houlihan Lawrence Inc.