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Upstate NY real estate: Abandoned Catskills farmhouse in ‘nature’s paradise’ reimagined for modern family
NOTE: The owners have accepted an offer for this house just before publication. Nestled in the side of a mountain on a dead end road in the Catskills sat a big, empty farmhouse. Abandoned for years, the home at 191-195 Woodchuck Hollow Road caught the eye of New York City natives Gigi Loizzo and her husband Angel Molina.
Discover Greenville: A Diverse and Welcoming Neighborhood in Westchester County
Located in Westchester County, New York, Greenville is a vibrant suburb of New York City that offers residents an urban suburban mix feel. With a population of 9,417, Greenville is known for its diverse community and highly rated public schools. This neighborhood is a popular choice for families looking to settle down in a safe and welcoming environment.
Snag Woodstock artist Justin Love’s country compound for $1.64M
Woodstock artist Justin Love is listing his “Loveland Studios” compound for $1.64 million. The property, at 4 Churchland Road in Saugerties, NY, is anchored by a 115-year-old church hidden by trees and renovated to showcase Love’s large works. A sign outside Love’s home — “Miracles” — is entree to a “surreal kaleidoscope of mythical creatures, electrified mysteries, impossible hues and poetic passion all spinning with musical abandon.” At 10,000 square feet, the mixed live/work compound includes a converted 6,600-square-foot church, a four-bedroom, 2½-bath, 2,400-square-foot,1940-built farmhouse, a two-car garage and a saltwater pool — all on just over an acre. The church, set up as an inspired live/workspace, boasts original stained-glass windows from 1897, and an open floor plan, along with a loft bedroom — where the choir once performed — and two baths. The property also features decorative steel entry gates created by the artist. Love bought the property for $45,000 in 1983. The listing brokers are Leslie Foti and Henry T. Ford of Coldwell Banker Village Green Realty in Woodstock.
Rare Opportunity: Own an Original Piece of Phoenicia, New York
In the Hudson Valley, there is no shortage of unique properties for sale. This particular type of property comes up for sale every so often. Buying old barns, schools, and churches and then making them into workable homes is a fun project. Thanks to all the DIY shows on TV it is a lot easier to image a building as a home other than what it used to be in the past.
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