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Columbia County Getaway

Do away with the days of the pull-out couch; this Copake home features a two-story, three-bedroom guest house so comfortable, you may have guests staying longer than you planned. Located close to Copake Lake and convenient to the Berkshires, the renovated main house has a gracious floor

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The Dollhouse

A diminutive cottage which still maintains its historic character (period moldings and hardwood floors) belongs to an Alford Colonial set amid protected views, Built in 1850, the main home is expansive, with five bedrooms, five bathrooms, formal and informal living rooms, dining room, media room, home office and a gym.

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Quaint And Comfy

Pawling is home to a 1770 farmhouse which also features a guest house that packs a punch of charm for such a small space. The perfect country home for weekends or year-round living, the home and cottage have period details such as exposed beams, chestnut floors and fireplaces. The

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Peaceful And Private

Breathtaking views await you at this Woodbury home with a cut stone facade that adds a charming, storybook touch rarely seen on a Mid-century Modern house. Built in 1949, the two-bedroom, two-bathroom residence has three fireplaces, hardwood floors, Dutch doors, and built-in bookshelves. Located in a

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Shingle Style And Stone

This Sheffield shingle-style home plays second fiddle to the park-like 45-acre property, accessed by a long, winding drive with meadows, gardens, lovely views of Mount Washington, and extensive stonework. The residence has a well-designed floor plan with large living spaces that will appeal to the family,

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Surrounded By Stone

The stone wall borders are just one picturesque detail of this pristine home with a French Provincial touch, but in a decidedly New England setting on two acres of lush land and formal gardens. The Kent house offers sizable living space, oak floors, and a post and beam wood frame

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Fit For A King

Call it a chateau, call it a manor, or call it, more appropriately, a castle because this storied stone estate was architecturally designed in the popular "Storybook" style. Built in 1920 by New York surgeon Walton Martin and his socialite wife, the home is built from collected materials

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Classic With Columns

This 1820 farmhouse has all the requirements of a quintessential country home: built in a traditional style, surrounded by mature picturesque trees, and assembled with rustic riverstone columns. The house has three bedrooms and one-and-a-half bathrooms, newly retouched hardwood floors in the living, family, and dining rooms

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Set In Stone

Head down the stone walkway, past the stone landscape and stone walls to this Chatham home that also combines numerous other attractive materials, such as metal, glass, and wood. The unique house sits on 70 acres and has floor-to-ceiling windows in almost every room, which allows daylight to

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Ranch, And Then Some

This Hillsdale house brings a fresh eye to the single-storied style with its spaciousness, luxe amenities, and a surprise feature rarely seen in a ranch: a heated indoor lap pool. The sprawling home is sited on five acres close to Great Barrington, and offers three large bedroom suites, two

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Take A Dip

Originally built in 1830, this historic home in Chatham more than meets today's standards; it's been equipped with solar installation, an irrigation system, and a heated indoor gunite pool. There are four bedrooms, three full and three half-bathrooms, a large dine-in kitchen with butler&

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Swimming In Style

Amenia is home to a light-filled contemporary that offers dramatic views, lots of living space, and an indoor pool. An entryway with glass doors leads to a living room with stone fireplace and vaulted ceiling. The open floorplan contains a large dining area and kitchen; both provide access to

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