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The Willow Treehouse is settled among the trees, overlooking a small, swimmable pond, on a wooded property 15min away from the town of Woodstock. It is cozy, yet has all you need to cook dinner, enjoy reading, chilling, or swimming. Separate spaces for chilling, writing a novel or enjoying the view. The sleeping loft is accessible by a ladder, and you would have to walk in with your luggage, so pack lightly. It is perfect for couples and solo adventurers.

Designed by Antony Gibbon and built by William Johnson the Treehouse is a passion project that came to life.

Secluded and quiet, but only 15 minutes from downtown's many shops and restaurants

Discover a mix of modernity and history in this re-imagined barn built in the 1870s. The home features original architectural beams and exposed brick, a cozy fireplace, a back porch, wood finishes, a vibrant use of color, and a BBQ.

This home is a peaceful and relaxing spot. There are three good-sized bedrooms with queen size beds, plus an extra queen size air mattress. The kitchen is large and has lots of coffee, tea, dishes, cups, utensils for your meals. We've spotted deer and wild turkeys wandering through the backyard. The animals seem to love the creek running through the property. You'll also likely hear a variety of birds. There's a projector screen that you're welcome to use with Amazon and Netflix. You're also welcome to sit around the fireplace in the living room and use the propane grill out back.

The area is home to 300,000 acres of Catskill Mountain hiking trails, and the Big Deep is a great swimming hole in the summertime. A five minute drive away is downtown Woodstock with a variety of shops and galleries.

Acclaimed painter Reginald Marsh's family estate is known to be unique for Woodstock with its ball shaped junipers, a pond that brackets the house, expansive lawns, a gathering of birches and 100 year old cone shaped cedar trees.  Today the 800sft architect-renovated former carriage house of the estate is an updated space decorated in a warm mid-century featured as Freshgrub unique property, and most recently at Icon Design Magazine. The Carriage House comes with views to the stream and a private swim hole with waterfall, outdoor dining with charcoal grill and multiple outdoor lounge areas.

If you want to fall asleep to the stereo lullaby of frog croaks while watching the spectacle of fireflies competing with stars, this is the place. Frederick Dana Marsh, father of the well known Social Realist painter Reginald Marsh, married Mabel Van Alstyne in 1930, starting a notable artistic partnership as the Van Alstyne Marsh Collection that was later acquired by the Smithsonian Institution. Their home was unique for Woodstock—'It was in the background of the Mona Lisa; a Van Gogh landscape; a train ride through Tuscany—ball shaped junipers;  a pond that bracketed the house;  expansive lawns; a gathering of birches.  But most of all, big cone shaped cedar trees.  It is a marvelous thing to look up at backlit clouds at sunset—see the intrusion of cedar peaks, pointing up like soft missles and the erratic flight of mosquito catcher bats making ninety degree turns down the channels between the trees.  A photographer friend was here last weekend and I told her, “Don't worry about framing the picture, just point and shoot.  The landscaper framed it for you seventy years ago." ' Here I quote Austin Metze, who knows this piece of land long before it put a spell on us. To be there is to inhabit an idyllic painting. Sit in the property's own Hidden Chair Waterfall or chill at the secluded sandy beach swim hole a one minute stroll away through enchanted woods, take a hike up Milk Mountain or across the stream up the trails of the neighboring nature preserve for a Sunday brunch in town and visit to the flea market. Or just read a good book under a cypress tree. The Cottage House is on the same property as the Pond House, occasionally available for rent at 'Woodstock Historic Artist Estate' listing. Both houses are very private. There are three houses next to each other, the Cottage House, the old Farm House that is permanently rented to our dear Lainey and Austin, and the Pond House, currently owner-occupied. The Cottage House faces the stream with waterfall and small swim hole and the great lawn on one side and the woods and 'Milk Mountain' on the other, with an outdoor chaise overviewing the legendary Indian Head mountain ridge. The house is an architect-renovated 800sft two bedroom, one bath, sleeping 5 by means of a sofa bed in the living room. We provide linens, towels and other necessities. The house has an outdoor dining area with charcoal grill, as well as lounge chairs by the waterfall. Rates November-March: (except holidays): Weekends $225/night Week Days $150/night Weekly/Monthly 10% off Cleaning Fee $150 CHECK IN 2pm CHECK OUT 10am Rates April-October: Weekends $275/night Week Days $225/night Weekly/Monthly 10% off Cleaning Fee $150 CHECK IN 2pm CHECK OUT 10am We have a one night minimum policy, except weekends require two nights, holidays three nights. find us on Instagram as marsh__meadows

Idyllic setting bordering a public preserve, short walking distance to the center of Woodstock. Two rental houses are separated by the main house, facing away from each other ensuring privacy. No other house is visible from inside the Carriage House with its own designated back yard facing the stream. The swim hole is shared with the Pond House, with a second, larger swim hole a short stroll through the woods away. An outdoor day bed overviews the legendary Indian Head mountain ridge.

Renovated. Sauna, Jacuzzi, Old Swim Hole. The Lewis House of Lewis Hollow - Old Woodstock, Pre-Columbian Indian Kairns. Deed reads, "This property starts at the ancient stone heap between Gradus Lewis and Peter Livingston's farm." (DESC Robert) If interested in booking dates over Christmas, any holiday (or ANY DATES that appear booked) PLEASE reach out and inquire. We look to ACCOMMODATE ALL to the best of our ability.

The newly renovated Lewis House (of Lewis Hollow) was built in 1822 and pushed up McGee Hill in the 1850s. The house is next to State Preserve and hiking trails that lead for miles through old bluestone quarries, streams and waterfalls. There is a sauna and a Jacuzzi on the property as well as a natural 5 foot deep swim hole.

secluded and wooded

Exquisite mountain views, immaculate cleanliness, cozy wood stove, beautifully deigned, great bed, all amenities, freshly roasted coffee, well-equipped kitchen, good Wi-Fi (adequate for working remotely), cable TV, Netflix, and serenity! For your health and safety, we sanitize all hard surfaces, steam clean all soft surfaces, and maintain rigorous cleanliness standards. Close to everything, far from everyone. Due to Covid-19, Woodstock prohibits stays under 14 nights until state of emergency is lifted. Significant discounts for 2 weeks or more. PLUS status, registered with town and county.

Our little cabin is made and furnished with great care and attention to detail. The space is comfortable and homey, bright and flooded with fresh mountain air. Many of the pieces are hand made and those that are not were chosen for both their aesthetic and functionality. We offer high speed internet access, full service internet TV, Netflix, and a full kitchen with every utensil and pot/pan you need (we've been to a bunch of airbnb's and we hardly ever saw a decent sized spaghetti pot!) and hand crafted bathroom with shower. The views from every window are exquisite - from the front we have miles and miles of national park that change in appearance every day. Whether its covered in fog, changing leaves, bright sunshine or fresh snow Mount Guardian delivers a constantly changing and stunning landscape. Enjoy your morning cup from one of the hammock chairs, the couch, or with a newspaper at the kitchen table... At night , forego the tech and curl up in front of the fire with one of our books, or set up a board game with a glass of wine. The place is cozy warm in the coldest months, and although we have air conditioning, its rare that you'll need it. When you're ready - jump into our queen sized memory foam bed before deciding to get one for yourself (yes - its that good and we're happy to share the details). and gaze up through the skylight at the stars. If you're used to sleeping with constant light and noise you'll be amazed at how well rested you feel after just a couple nights on the mountain. Skiers- we can't guarantee the snow, but the cabin is 20 miles from Hunter, 31 miles to Windham, and 36 miles to Belleayre. Inquire about our mid-week skier specials (Sunday night through Friday morning). We are pet friendly, but only small and medium sized dogs (sorry, we can't allow cats). We charge a cash deposit on arrival, and return it to you at the end of your stay. If you would like to bring a dog, PLEASE SEND AN INQUIRY (DO NOT USE INSTANT BOOKING). We have some pet guidelines which you need to read and agree to first. Nothing huge or surprising, but due to some irresponsible pet owners, we like to be clear before you book. If you are planning to come by motorcycle, PLEASE send an inquiry (do not use instant booking). Special Events in the area: June: Taste of Country and Mountain Jam at Hunter Mountain (Both are great by the way!) June through October: Usually something just about every weekend. Check out what is going on at Levon Helm Studios, Bearsville Theatre, the Colony, Maverick Concerts. Many other music and theater venues a little farther off. Mid October: The view of the changing leaves is spectacular Mid October: Woodstock Film Festival. Book early. This brings big crowds to our little town. Late October: Woodstock Luthier Festival November: Halloween in Woodstock is an event not to be missed. Half for the kids, half for all the folks around here who haven't abandoned their 8 year old. A LOT of fun. Christmas: when Santa comes to Woodstock, most of the town turns out for the welcome party. Like no other.

The cottage is set in the secluded woods of Mt. Guardian, four miles from the center of Woodstock. Explore artist workshops and colonies, excellent music venues, great restaurants, bars, and plenty of cool little shops. Hiking, skiing, swimming, and tubing are all nearby. Licensed massage therapist available next door or in cabin (please book in advance). It's beautiful up here every season- spring and fall are magical, summer swimming, tubing, exploring and winter skiing and times by the fire.

Awaken in a plush queen-sized bed to this welcoming, light-filled studio suite. Spacious, with an open floor plan, hardwood floors, vaulted ceilings, and many large windows which showcase the gorgeous forest and mountain views. A custom timber-framed shower adds unique charm.

Spacious, recently updated 800 square foot studio suite. Open floor plan with vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors, and lush views from every window. Property sits at the base of a mountain and is surrounded by 1000's of acres of protected DEP forests. We provide high quality, 100% cotton bed linens & towels and pride ourselves upon keeping the guest suite impeccably clean.

The studio is located in Willow, one of the hamlets of Woodstock, on a scenic road with very little traffic. Take a stroll at sunset down our street and enjoy some of the most beautiful mountain views around. It’s a short drive to Phoenicia.

Situated on 11 acres of private woodlands, this newly renovated cabin is the perfect escape from the city - only 1.5 hours north of NYC! Relax and repare meals in a well equipped kitchen. We have a wooden deck with a view of the forest and a fire pit area at the rear of the cabin. It's also a short drive to Hunter mountain skiing and mountain trails cross country skiing. We also have another bigger listing close by if you're interested in more space. https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/21850437

It is located in the town of Stone Ridge, which is only 1.5 hours north of NYC, on the foothills of the Catskills close to the quaint villages of New Paltz, Woodstock, Rosendale and High Falls as well as 30 minutes from hunter mountain ski slope. The 600 square foot cabin features one grand bedroom with vaulted ceilings and full size bed, modern bathroom and full eat-in kitchen with lounge area. We have a good selection of utensils, pots and pans, coffee and espresso maker and a decent selection of oils and spices. The deck is a great spot to eat barbecue and soak in the sun. As a bonus, there's also a fire pit to roast marshmallows and tell ghost stories at night. Book your stay today!

There are so many things to do and see in the surrounding towns of Kingston, Stone Ridge, New Paltz, Woodstock and High Falls, including amazing hiking trails, swimming holes, farms & farmer's markets, apple picking, vintage stores, barn sales, restaurants and cafes.

The Space Experience an authentic bohemian Woodstock handmade house from the 60's, updated and modernized. Tucked away in the woods, yet minutes to town, you will enjoy both privacy and convenience while being in nature. Come relax in privacy and enjoy cocktails on your deck overlooking the forest. Wake up to the sound of birds and unwind in the soaking tub in your spacious bathroom. Take a walk down the country road...serenity and tranquility await you.

The History My father hand-built the house with stone and wood from the property in the early '60's. After serving in WW II, he studied art in Paris and then moved back to NYC where he became part of the No Art! Movement, and taught at the Art Student League. In the 70's, he escaped from NYC and moved my family upstate to live and continue his artistic endeavors. Growing up in Woodstock, it was natural for me to carry on the family tradition of artisan crafts. I have since maintained the unique character of his original efforts while renovating and modernizing the property. The house and the apartment showcase my father's character as well as unique pieces of his work and those of his contemporaries. Come and experience a taste of the real Woodstock.

Awaken to an idyllic view of trees through timber-framed picture windows. Acclaimed social realist painter Reginald Marsh's family estate is known to be unique for Woodstock with its ball shaped junipers, a pond that brackets the house, expansive lawns, a gathering of birches and 100 year old cone shaped cedar trees. Today the former artist studio of the estate is an architect-renovated gem most recently featured at Icon Design Magazine Italy. The setting with a private waterfall bordering public preserves, as well as the attention to architectural detail is unique.

If you want to fall asleep to the stereo lullaby of frog croaks while watching the spectacle of fireflies competing with stars, this is the place. Frederick Dana Marsh, father of the well known Social Realist painter Reginald Marsh, married Mabel Van Alstyne in 1930, starting a notable artistic partnership as the Van Alstyne Marsh Collection that was later acquired by the Smithsonian Institution. Their home was unique for Woodstock—'It was in the background of the Mona Lisa; a Van Gogh landscape; a train ride through Tuscany—ball shaped junipers;  a pond that bracketed the house;  expansive lawns; a gathering of birches.  But most of all, big cone shaped cedar trees.  It is a marvelous thing to look up at backlit clouds at sunset—see the intrusion of cedar peaks, pointing up like soft missles and the erratic flight of mosquito catcher bats making ninety degree turns down the channels between the trees.  A photographer friend was here last weekend and I told her, “Don't worry about framing the picture, just point and shoot.  The landscaper framed it for you seventy years ago." ' Here I quote Austin Metze, who knows this piece of land long before it put a spell on us. To be there is to inhabit an idyllic painting. Start the day with breakfast under the hydrangea trees while goslings and blue heron comb the waters. Sit in the property's own Hidden Chair Waterfall or chill at the secluded sandy beach swim hole a one minute stroll away through enchanted woods, take a hike up Milk Mountain or up the trails of the neighboring nature preserve for a Sunday brunch in town and visit to the flea market. Or just hang in the birch hammock and read a good book under a cypress tree. THE POND HOUSE HAS UNDERGONE MAJOR RENOVATION. There are reviews from before renovation, as well as from 2016 when certain interior details were not yet finished. It is the 1930' Reginald Marsh artist studio building with 16' ceiling height and tall artist studio windows. It is an architect's home with a lot of attention to architectural detail, in a unique setting. As of 2017 interior renovation is complete, yet certain exterior details are not yet finished. There are 3 bedrooms, the master bedroom overlooking the pond with floor to ceiling windows on three sides. The master bedroom is open to the staircase with a kid's room adjacent. The queen-size bedroom is next to the bathroom downstairs, adjacent to the pond with a glass facade and sliding doors to the staircase and bathroom. It's a very special junior room, with deer walking by the glass facade a few feet from the bed. You can watch ducks, herons, muskrats and other wildlife straight from bed, you will not be disappointed with the summer soundscape of this idyllic spot. The house comes with central A/C, an open floor plan, large architectural windows with sun light flooding in. If you travel with a child we can provide high-chair, crib, stair gate, baby bathtub upon request. The Pond House is on the same property as the Cottage House, see last photo for aerial view and http://www.airbnb.com/rooms/284669. The grounds and pond surrounding the Pond House are reserved for the Pond House. The Pond House feels very private, since two sides of the property are bordering preserves.

Idyllic, secluded setting bordering a public preserve, in short walking distance to the center of Woodstock. Two rental houses are separated by the main house, facing away from each other ensuring privacy. No other house is visible from inside the Pond House with its own designated back yard facing the pond. The swim hole is shared with the Carriage House, with a second, larger swim hole a short stroll through the woods away. An outdoor day bed overviews the legendary Indian Head mountain ridge.

Charming newly renovated cabin in the woods. Full kitchen & bath & wraparound deck. Brand new Macy’s sofa bed w/very firm mattress. Up the hill from Bearsville Theater, Bear Cafe, Commune & Little Bear Chinese restaurants; just down the hill from the Byrdcliffe barn & theater. Five minutes by car to center of town. Peaceful & quiet, with easy access to any Woodstock offering that strikes your fancy--music, art, shopping, hiking, swimming,drumming, meditation--or just hanging out on the deck.

Our cabin is all newly renovated, with full kitchen and bath and large wraparound deck. We are in the woods, where it is peaceful and quiet and is home to deer, raccoons, wild turkey, birds, squirrels and chipmunks, peepers, and even the occasional bear. With all this we are only minutes away from restaurants, theaters and shopping, hiking and swimming, and Tibetan monastery. Going further afield, there are many other towns to explore in this area, including antiquing centers (Hudson); as well as historic homes (FDR's Hyde Park, for one); the early government buildings in Kingston (the first capital of NY State); the old stone houses on Huguenot Street in New Paltz, beautiful Bard College Campus with its wonderful concerts and performances; Hunter and Tannersville, with their ski slopes and chair lifts; beautiful North Lake State Park, with its two large swimming and boating lakes and spectacular vistas; and nearby dramatic Haines Falls.

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Overlooking the Woodstock village center, this antique hotel has 148 years of history and charm. From the front steps you will feel the same energy that travelers have felt since President Ulysses S. Grant visited Woodstock in 1872. This room 2A is a studio apartment with a balcony that overlooks the center of the village. There is a full kitchen and a private bath. You do not need a car! The Trailways bus from NYC stops directly across the street, and walk to everything in the village.

We offer a private studio apartment located on the second floor of this wonderfully restored 2 unit carriage house, built in the early roarin' 20's! It offers a blend of modern amenities, with more traditional countryside accents. The traditional design of the studio allows light to pour through the apartment, while making adjustments for sleeping in easy. This truly unique space is a perfect place to take a weekend to relax, and enjoy our exterior grounds!

Completely Private w/ Exceptional, Expansive Mountain View, All-Seasons Hot Tub and Sauna. Billiards room, Fireplace, Woodstove, Screen Porch, 300 Vinyl records, Full Kitchen, bathtub and Bidet Surrounded by nature, Isolated and quiet but 2 miles from center of town. Hiking and creek swimming walking distance This property is for Love. La Dolce Vita. The Love of Friends and Family. The Love of Time. Fall in Love here, with the Land and with One-Another.

Historic Byrdcliffe artist's retreat. As part of the original Byrdcliffe Arts Colony est. in 1902 ... it is located on Guardian Mountain in the middle of Woodstock and has been a wildlife preserve for over 100 years. Peace, quiet and creativity in the Heart of the Catskills. Breathe fresh air & see the stars. Perfect for nature lovers, artists and hikers. Everyone is welcome!

There are 3 bedrooms located in a guest suite attached to the main house with its own entrances, patio and grounds. There is a bath, seasonal out door shower, and a room for tea, coffee and snacks ... tho' there is no kitchen! I book only one party at a time so that guests can have their privacy. Ideal for couples or travelers needing their own rooms. The entire area is filled with hiking trails and you can walk the two miles to town.

Situated in the center of the Byrdcliffe Art Colony & Preserve ... there are art classes, a theater and the Byrdcliffe Barn where events are held throughout the year. We are close to town and in the middle of Nature at the same time.

The perfect cozy cottage for a romantic getaway...or just to get away. Walking distance to the quaint and funky town of Woodstock. Enjoy coffee or cocktails right on the stream on the back deck or underneath the grape-vined pergola. Fall asleep to the soothing sounds of the stream and wake up to the beautiful songbirds. Have a BBQ in the lush garden or sit around the fire pit and toast marshmallows. 2% Ulster County tax included. Unfortunately, the indoor fireplace is not working at this time.

Funky town of Woodstock is just steps away!

White house surrounded by forest on the edge of Bearsville. Up a long, winding driveway, to a secluded clearing lies Ophelia. A magical house with an open floor plan, cathedral ceilings and over 40 windows looking out onto an unspoiled landscape.

This is a classic "Woodstock" house, on the edge of Bearsville, once used as an artist studio, with a big north facing picture window in the great room that provides a stunning view of the forest surrounding the house. The house is 2,000 sq. ft. and each room in the house has it's own unique character. There are two sitting rooms for spreading out. The cozy den houses the TV and is great for hosting movie nights. The sun room is surrounded by windows and is the best room in house for diving into a book or taking a nap. As with many houses in Woodstock, Ophelia has it's share of history. A previous owner was the manager for The Band, the seminal rock group that formed in Woodstock in the late 1960's. The photoshoot for their album Stage Fright (Norman Seeff photographer), took place in the den. The image which became a wrap around poster covering the album, is a recognizable piece classic of rock history. The house borders the old Albert Grossman property and word has it that artists and musicians from Dylan to Ginsburg to Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters spent time on the property. The house recently went through a gut renovation and features a professional chef's kitchen and a large comfortable bathroom with a soaking tub. Both bedrooms have picture windows looking out into the woods and skylights where you can look at the stars while falling asleep. There is a King Size Keetsa bed in the master bedroom and a Queen Size bed in the guest bedroom. There are 2 additional mattresses that can be set up in the Den which features french doors that close, making it a private 3rd bedroom for a 5th and 6th guest. A flagstone deck has been added recently that looks out onto the firepit. A hammock and several Adirondack chairs dot the property. Watch movies on the 55" flat panel in the den, or lay on the sofa in the sun room and watch the deer wander across the yard. Consider renting if your looking for a secluded, private getaway on a gorgeous piece of property.

Woodstock, also known as the most famous small town in America, and its surrounding villages in the Catskills are simply one of most beautiful areas in the entire country. Visiting for a weekend or a week should be on everyone's bucket list. Book well in advance for the Midnight Ramble, a local gathering of world class musicians and take part in the weekend drum circles in the center of town (drum rentals are available starting in the early afternoon). Also check out the Buddhist Monastery which overlooks the town high up in the hills. The Dalai Lama visits when he comes to the US and it's a very special and spiritual place to experience.

DOWNSTAIRS APARTMENT - Up to 4 people A spacious two bedroom first floor apartment accessible directly from the spa. The apartment has a fully equipped renovated kitchen adjoined to a separate dining room. Continue into the vintage Hemingway furnished main living room complete with original artworks and a king sized bed before the 1910 stone fireplace. Enter the separate second bedroom furnished in 19th century antique decor and French brass bed adjoined to the tiled full size bath. The main room includes full cable television, stereo and internet access. Note that the UPSTAIRS APARTMENT can also be rented with the DOWNSTAIRS accomodating up to 8 people with private access to the Spa.

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Cul de sac home w French ambiance 1 block from bus, restaurants & Woodstock's shops. Sleeps 5 with 2 full baths. Romantic upstairs retreat with queen bed. Living room w king daybed & fireplace. Sunroom with day bed. French doors to backyard with pond.

Location. It is a country home one block from the center of the village. Five people can use the house comfortably. Although I will not be in the house, the fridge and its contents can be used by guests.

I have wonderful neighbors and there are nice walks with waterfalls nearby.

Cozy, clean and light-filled Woodstock cottage designed for comfort & relaxation set on serene grounds. Centrally & conveniently located less than 1-mile from Tinker Street. Walk to town for Woodstock's famous shops/galleries or just relax & unwind onsite & make your stay a perfect balance of country retreat & traveler convenience. Private deck w/views of Overlook Mountain. Perfect for romantic weekends, country getaways & solo retreats!

Dreamcatcher Cottage is a cozy and charming Woodstock country cottage renovated with high cathedral ceilings, large windows, skylights, a country kitchen thoughtfully stocked for simple indoor/outdoor cooking, a hot shower with rain head, a pullout twin sofa bed, and luxury Calvin Klein sheets/bedding on a comfortable queen-size bed. We offer guests a variety of thoughtful amenities to help make your stay as comfortable and enjoyable as possible in every season. Complimentary WiFi, Apple TV (Netflix enabled), and premium Cable TV channels via DirectTV (e.g. HBO), books, a small country kitchen with a full-size fridge, microwave, stove, oven, pots/pans, spices, outdoor gas grill & BBQ, complimentary Keurig coffee, assorted teas, organic shampoo/hair conditioner/soap, yoga mats, Nikon binoculars, board games & card games for rainy days (scrabble, Uno, chess), picnic basket set/blankets/chairs, towels/chairs for outdoor swimming at the local Millstream swimming hole which is a short walk from the cottage on the way to Main Street/Tinker Street.

Less than a mile from Tinker Street, so close enough for pizza delivery, yet far enough from the hustle and bustle so you really feel like you have escaped city life. Staying in Woodstock is incredibly convenient as a base to explore neighboring towns like Phoenicia, Saugerties, Rhinebeck, Mount Tremper and Kingston. Besides the usual garden activity in the neighborhood, the area is extremely quiet, especially at night. We ask that you respect the stillness and tranquility of the neighborhood and quietly enjoy your peaceful surrounds and the fresh mountain air!

PLEASE READ CV NOTE BELOW!!Two blocks from Downtown Woodstock tucked away on a quiet lane sits Hidden Pines, a classic Woodstock Cottage. No need for a car here! Spacious light filled rooms and a bluestone terrace provide a soothing respite. Stroll down for a swim at the Millstream which is 1/2 block away. This cottage has been lovingly renovated and includes Central AC and heat. Please note this is a guest house. The main house is quietly owner occupied with its own private separate side yard.

CORONA VIRUS BOOKING TERMS UNTIL MAY 15 2 WEEK MINIMUM BOOKING PERIOD We are in Social Distancing Mode up here. Many restaurants are closed while some do offer take out. Thank You and Stay Safe! This wonderful space has vaulted ceilings in every room! All rooms are quite large, an unusual find! The cottage has been completely renovated. A pleasing combination of the old and the new. Sofa bed in the living room is super comfortable. Queen size bed in bedroom plus great chair for reading. TV, but NO CABLE, bring your device to use. Wifi 100% cotton sheets. Please note this is a NO Shoes home past the front tile foyer entryway. No Pets allowed because I keep my place Allergy Free.

This cottage is on a small private lane that has only 2 other homes on it

Enjoy a rustic respite from the city in this cozy cabin on 3.5 acres near the beautiful Ashokan reservoir and Catskill Park. Perfect for a relaxing weekend and as a hub for skiing and hiking. Cabin includes 1 bedroom and one bath (both remodeled), full kitchen, and living room with piano. This is a perfect get-away to relieve the stress of the city.

Located on scenic Acorn Hill road, the cabin is near many great restaurants and attractions. The Country Inn is half a mile away and features a gourmet menu with over 200 beers to choose from. The Ashokan reservoir is 1/5 mile away and offers a lovely walk with bald eagle sanctuary. Stone Ridge, Boiceville, Woodstock, and New Paltz are nearby for shopping and fine dining.

The Pike Lane Cabin is nestled in the woods, but walking distance to the center of Woodstock. This private retreat offers two bedrooms, one with a queen, the other a full, a pullout sleeper, kitchen, bath, linens, housekeeping, TV/cable, wifi, AC.

BACK BY POULAR DEMAND The Pike Lane Cabin is nestled in the woods situated on seven acres of quiet natural beauty yet minutes waking distance down the shaded lane to the center of Woodstock. The property was once owned by the renowned water color painter, John Pike, where he taught his hugely popular painting classes in the space which is now our home and art studios. The land itself which has a stream, waterfall, ponds and mountain views is a perfect spot for plein air painters, and contemplations. The cabin is next door to our home separated by fence and thick wisteria with its own yard, screened porch with barbecue, and dining area as well a large fire pit for quiet night time marshmallows and wine. A path leads to the upper property where our family is creating pollinating fields of grasses for the butterflies and bees. While staying at The Pike Lane Cabin, you will have all the quiet and privacy you desire in this magical woodland setting. We are an easy walk to the Town of Woodstock and just up the road from a great independent movie theater Upstate Films and Woodstock Pizza Theater (the best pizza in the area!). Legendary Woodstock NY is the perfect getaway town, just 1 1/2 hours North of New York City and is packed with shops, restaurants, cafe's, historic landmarks, hiking trails, swimming holes, bike rentals, yoga, music and theatre venues including the Colony Cafe, galleries, waterfalls, street events, natural food store, Woodstock Art Museum, and The Byrdcliffe Artist Guild. At The Pike Lane Cabin, your privacy is priority. We are here for your needs and offer housekeeping upon your request. We then step back and allow you to enjoy the peace and quiet of this beautiful spot. About us: Elizabeth and I are both artists as one of our several professions. My sons Manu and Darin both live here and help manage the property, and help make your arrival and stay easy. Darin will be your primary contact. Woodstock NY- Welcome to “America’s most famous small town.” Ironically, the 1969 music festival happened in Bethel 43 miles up the road. Nevertheless Woodstock pays great homage that legacy. This wonderful town is a hotbed of artisan delights - live, inspired art and culinary wonder. Main street is the quintessential American small town; lovely shops, clapboard sided churches, an old-fashioned Village Green where residents and visitors gather for events, talk, people watching, and quench that thirst for that “good old days” feeling that modern day suburbia has paved over. Surrounding this classic conventional small town exterior is the unsurpassed beauty of Mother Nature. Her mountains, streams, lakes and waterfalls release the creativity in all who reside here - from local tradespeople (stone masons and furniture makers) to the artists (screenwriters, composers, actors, printmakers, painters, photographers, filmmakers, poets, novelists) and of course our beloved musicians – from the not so famous, to the those whose recordings most likely shuffle in your iTunes, to just "us regular folk" who thrive being surrounded by all this amazing energy. It is this laid-back convergence, which gives Woodstock its individuality. Woodstock is a place of learning and growth. Spend some time here and you’ll soon find yourself sitting in one of the restaurants in town, greeting friends as they come in and holding an impromptu salon on a hot topic of the day. But if you prefer to simply be left alone with your thoughts or to collect rocks from the stream in your back yard, this is place to do all of that. Leave your car at home and take the Adirondack Trailways Bus to the village green in Woodstock. From there we are an easy walk. We also offer private off-street parking for up to two vehicles. Unwind from the day, grab your favorite beverage and gather around our grand fire pit for a campfire, stargazing and smores!

Woodstock NY- Welcome to “America’s most famous small town.” Ironically, the 1969 music festival happened in Bethel 43 miles up the road. Nevertheless Woodstock pays great homage that legacy. This wonderful town is a hotbed of artisan delights - live, inspired art and culinary wonder. Main street is the quintessential American small town; lovely shops, clapboard sided churches, an old-fashioned Village Green where residents and visitors gather for events, talk, people watching, and quench that thirst for that “good old days” feeling that modern day suburbia has paved over. Surrounding this classic conventional small town exterior is the unsurpassed beauty of Mother Nature. Her mountains, streams, lakes and waterfalls release the creativity in all who reside here - from local tradespeople (stone masons and furniture makers) to the artists (screenwriters, composers, actors, printmakers, painters, photographers, filmmakers, poets, novelists) and of course our beloved musicians – from the not so famous, to the those whose recordings most likely shuffle in your iTunes, to just "us regular folk" who thrive being surrounded by all this amazing energy. It is this laid-back convergence, which gives Woodstock its individuality. Woodstock is a place of learning and growth. Spend some time here and you’ll soon find yourself sitting in one of the restaurants in town, greeting friends as they come in and holding an impromptu salon on a hot topic of the day. But if you prefer to simply be left alone with your thoughts or to collect rocks from the stream in your back yard, this is place to do all of that.

Magical cottage nestled in the woods along the Sawkill River just outside historic Woodstock, NY. Designed by famed architect/author, Lester Walker, this 'Tiny House' is the perfect retreat. You'll be tucked away on 6 secluded acres in the middle of a forest. Hike the grounds, enjoy the river, or stroll the garden. Experience the 2 things that are difficult to find anywhere near a city; silence and stars... Listen to the gentle rapids of the river next to you as you drift off to sleep...

In the cottage you'll find a Queen Sized Bed with a thick comforter, a Windsor rocker, a comfy club chair; the perfect spot to pick up that book, plus a small refrigerator/freezer, microwave and espresso machine. Plush robes and slippers await. You're just steps away from the outdoor hot tub! The en suite bath has a glass shower enclosure and plenty of toiletries, just bring your toothbrush. There's NO TV to distract you, but there IS wireless internet for those who must stay connected. Our place is ideal for a retreat out of the city for couples and solo adventurers alike.

The cottage sits on 6 secluded acres alongside the Sawkill River. We are just 7 minutes by car to the heart of Woodstock where you'll find locally grown cuisine - fine dining to pubs - artisanal shops, and rock n' roll artifacts & museums. Hike the grounds or local trails - you're in the Catskill Mountains! Skiing is only 25 minutes away!! :) Home of the legendary Woodstock Music Festival (Summer of 1969) and the current 'n cool Woodstock Film Festival. Also, home of nature enthusiasts, outdoor adventurers, artists, and healers.

Once a Woodstock chicken barn, your space is the lower level,of a renovated studio apt. that maintains its rustic charm with wide plank pine floors & ceiling beams. Only 2 blocks to down town Woodstock & bus stop to NYC. IT'S ALSO A GREAT PLACE TO SHELTER IN PLACE during the Covid.19 travel restrictions.Here,there are hiking trails for you to enjoy. The stunning views of Cooper Lake, the Ashokan Reservoir & Rail Trail will help sooth your spirit. Bring your camera! Well behaved pets welcome too!

You have your own little hideaway in the barn studio which is one large open spaced room, the lower level of what was in times past a chicken barn. It is now renovated with a rustic feel. The barn Studio is located on a small neighborhood lane 2 blocks from the center of town town - a ten minute walk to all the restaurants, galleries, and sops. It feels very private even though there are passerbys. The studio has a small compact bathroom with a shower and small tub. There is one queen size bed which sleeps 2, however the space could accommodate a third person on a fold out sleepover pillow mat which is 4 inches thick and would be put on the floor. Though not slet up for extensive cooking, the kitchen will enable you to put together simple meals while you are on the go. Here's what we have: a small 4.5 cc refrigerator , a microwave, toaster, coffee maker, a 2 burner hot plate, cutting board, plates,cups, basic eating and cooking utensils , pots, a fry pan, and a tea kettle. For your comfort, there is coffee and various teas on the kitchen counter. There is a smart TV with built in roku and you can access our local cable station with their "Spectrum" app. There is free parking space for one normal size car just outside the studio alongside the fence ,but if you have a big van or truck, you may need to park across the street (also free) if it is a busy summer weekend. WHAT'S NEARBY - We are 2 blocks from a yoga studio, forest walking trail, bus stop, Woodstock town center, shops, flea market, galleries, and restaurants. The luxurious "Glo" Spa is just down the road a half mile and the Bearsville theater, venue for the Luthier's Showcase is a mile away. Upstate Films theater is just around the corner from the barn studio. The KTD monastery and overlook mountain trail head is a 15 minute drive from here and Levon Helm's studio is 2 miles away. Don't have a car? No problem! Lyft and Uber are up here an now that it's off season Enterprise Auto offers a great discounted weekend deal available on line at their website - Fri til Mon. with pick up and drop off included! Stunning views of Cooper Lake and Wilson State Park are about a 15 minute drive from here and if you like skiing Hunter Mountain is a 40 minutes away by car.

Our neighborhood is safe, pet and family friendly - a quick walk to the down town hub of Woodstock.

Quirky 3 bedroom cottage built in 1927 and lovingly updated over the last 15 years. Only a few minutes from town, but hidden away in the woods with fabulous views of Overlook Mountain from our large deck. Perfect for 2 couples or a family with kids.

We love to entertain - our kitchen is newly remodeled and well equipped. There's a charcoal grill and a large table out on the deck, as well as a hammock and lounge chairs. Dig around in the cabinets in the kitchen and you'll find everything you need. You can hear the distant drum circle on a Sunday afternoon but other than that, just the birds, frogs and cicadas. We've seen owls, eagles, woodpeckers and all kinds of warblers from our kitchen window, also deer, foxes and gangs of roving turkeys! There are trees to climb, corn hole, speedminton and other games to play and a big thinking rock. There are places to swim a short drive away when you need to cool off. Our home is relaxed and easy going, lots of books, games and a TV and a DVD player with movies, Netflix but no cable - the perfect escape from a busy week. Simple and cozy.

A few places to go nearby: The Comeau: Lovely land owned by the town with 2 miles of trails that take you through the woods and down alongside the creek. Drive through town on Rte 212 towards Bearsville and take Comeau Drive on the left after the Woodstock Apothecary. Park up at the top and follow the trail. The Big Deep: Hidden away in the woods, opposite Gallo’s nursery on Rte 212 towards Sauugerties, this is Woodstock’s famous swimming hole – take the lane after Casablanca Lane and park in the trees. It’s not actually that deep, but a sharp bend in the river has created a natural swimming hole. Families by day, kids and hippies by night. Take bug spray, and please take out anything you bring in. Tinker Street Cinema: Old school cinema on Rte 212 towards Bearsville. Only one screen, it’s a bit rickety, but totally charming and worth a trip. Houst and Sons: Simply the best hardware store in the world. Go. Weekend Flea Market (and Wednesdays in the summer): On the field behind Houst’s and Bread Alone. Lots of great junk and treasure, Farmer's market and sometimes food stands. Drum Circle: Every Sunday 2-4 the drums are beaten and anyone can join in. There’s a big box of instruments if you didn’t pack a bongo. Festivals: We have the Book Festival, the Writers’ Festival, the Guitar Festival, the Film Festival, the Fringe Festival, the Tattoo Festival and many more, almost every weekend there’s something to be festive about. Check The Woodstock Times or www.hudsonvalleyone.com for more info. Opus 40: Zena Road, on the way to Saugerties. Gorgeous stone ramps and dead ends in Harvey Fite’s would be sculpture park. He spent 40 years building the park and never actually got around to sculpting again. Byrdcliffe: Site of the first incarnation of Woodstock as an artist’s colony in the 1920s. For the kids: There’s a new playground at the Woodstock Elementary School which is open to all. Up at Andy Lee Field on Rock City Road just past the cemetery is another playground, ballfields, tennis courts and basketball courts. Also a skate park, but you will have to register with an adult to attend. Tinker Toys in town is the toy shop your kids will never want to leave. A little further afield: Phoenicia: Great little town about 25 minutes drive up Rte 28. In the summer, famous for it’s Tinker Town Rentals- tubing down the Esopus (kids must be over 12). Plenty of great hikes nearby and a quaint town center with shopping and good food. The Phoenicia Diner: Definitely a finer diner, just breakfast and lunch, long lines but well worth the trip, farm to table, no-nonsense. Sweet Sue’s: Probably the best brunch this side of the Hudson. Debbie Harry used to be a waitress here. Brio's: Pizza, sandwiches, burgers and extraordinarily great cakes. Saugerties: Slightly bigger than Woodstock, and a bit of antiqueing center. Lots of nice restaurants and cafes. Worth walking down to the “town beach” which sits on the edge of the Esopus. Miss Lucy’s Café: great family food, lovely environment. North South Lake: Haines Falls. State Park High up in the mountains, beautiful lakes with boating, swimming and hikes up to incredible views across the Hudson Valley. You’ll drive past Kaaterskill Falls on the way – spectacular and easy to get to. Pine Hill Lake: Rte 28 at BelleAyre. Old school lake recreation ground, perfect for swimming, kayaking, paddle boarding. Open Memorial Day to Labor Day with lifeguards, but you can park outside and walk in the rest of the year. Places to Eat in Woodstock: Cucina: Modern, Italian, delicious food and great cocktails. Huge place, but it gets busy. Worth booking. Great brunch too. Joshua’s: Israeli-American food, hearty and tasty. Coffee bar upstairs Bread Alone: Wonderful breads, pastries, coffees and lunches. Maria’s: across the road from Bread Alone, tucked behind the Christmas shop – café and deli, good place to get food for your picnic. Oriole 9: Modern American, farm to table menu. Really good coffee. Sylvia: New addition, fine dining - pricey but delicious. In the historic Joyous Lake building. The Colony Cafe: Great music venue with bar and dining. Check out listings or just rock up on Rock City Road.

Simply decorated and conveniently located, Grandma's Place is on a quiet road just minutes from the center of town. It is owned by "Grandma" as a permanent place for when she is visiting from Virginia. While here, she occupies an apartment within the house and uses a separate entrance, bedroom, bathroom & kitchen. Rental of the house to our guests includes private use of the kitchen, bathroom, two bedrooms, living/dining room, backyard and patio.

Perfect for a couple or small family, Grandma’s Place is walking distance to the center of Woodstock. Furnished with a flare for the fifties, this cute rental has all the amenities of home. The house sleeps three comfortably: one Double bedroom and one Single bedroom. A raised Queen air bed or 1 or 2 Single floor mattresses can be added to the Single room to accommodate a maximum of five people. Both WiFi and wired internet connections are available. Upon request WiFi can be disabled. As well, there is a TV/DVD player (and HDMI cable) along with a selection of DVDs. The kitchen and dining area has a dish washer, large fridge and an expandable table. Food in the fridge and cabinets is available for your consumption. In winter a propane fireplace in the living room will add ambience and warmth to this already cozy place. For warmer days and nights there is a grill and patio just a step down from the kitchen. Also available is a portable fire pit for that outdoor fire experience. Beyond the grassy backyard lined with trees you will encounter the majestic view of Overlook Mountain. The art of Dorothea Fischer, my mother-in-law, who is a local Woodstock artist, graces the walls at Grandma’s Place. All her original art is for sale. Myself, my husband and our two children live next door in a separate house. My mother bought this cute house as a second home for when she comes to visit. Their room suite is a separate space and has a locked door between their apartment and the rest of the house.

There are so many good eats in walking distance from here. The Mud Club is my new favorite coffee shop in town. It boasts happy hour coffee & wood fired bagels. The newly re-opened Pub has great burgers and fries. Joshua's is a cozy & delicious place for dinner. And the restaurant just on the edge of town, Cucina (could walk but maybe better to drive) is nice for bigger parties and sitting outside on their gracious porch.

A two minute walk from the center of town. Child-friendly, casual, spacious loft-like space doubles as an art gallery. There is a well tuned Baldwin parlor grand piano. Swimming hole nearby. The location is both convenient and private w/ ample parking. Smoking permitted on porch only. Cats live on the property but not in the BnB. Those with severe allergies may have issues.

The Mothership is unique among B&Bs because it is also an art gallery. As a guest you may share the space with an art show. Paul has a long history of mounting shows and his own work was shown in the Metropolitan in the Pictures Generation show of 2009. He is also a musician and there is a Baldwin 'parlor grand' piano as well. Creativity is the key to happiness and well-being. Tibetan Buddhists regard it as equivalent to spirituality and it's what Woodstock is all about. The oldest continually running art colony in the country, Woodstock was also an epicenter of the 60s peace, love and rock'n'roll utopian vision. In the 80s Woodstock was once again of seminal importance in the rise of the New Age movement; Native American, Buddhist, Hindu, Eastern Orthodox and Wiccan. It is also home to significant parts of the Rainbow Family, an important organization of the Hippie persuasion. The Mothership is also stocked with art supplies for guests.

Woodstock is so full of artists Paul once tried an experiment, which was to go door to door and see how many artists there were and ask each to submit a piece. He filled the gallery with works from over twenty artists living within a block or two of the Mothership. The town forest with its trails along the stream through the woods is only a short walk away, and there is an excellent guide Paul recommends. The library is also only a couple of blocks away and there are many activities there, including some for children. At night three music venues and several excellent restaurants and bars are in easy walking distance. That's the neighborhood, and there is also a healthy population of wildlife.

Snuggle into this cozy vintage cabin. Short walk to everything in town Woodstock and across the street from the sled hill! Or stay in and watch Netflix. It’s a winter wonderland! Turn on, Tune in, Drop out in our 70's rock & roll hideaway carved out of a converted 1920s carriage house. This ain't your Grandma's cabin. All our units have been featured in videos, films, and photoshoots. This one has been featured in Playboy and Imperial Publishing arthouse book. What are you waiting for?

**A word about pricing: Our prices auto-fluctuate with area demand. Airbnb Search shows the lowest we would go in a low demand time, we can not control the price they show in search. But rest assured the price you're looking at for your chosen dates is the most competitive price in the area. "Sky rockets in flight, Afternoon delight...." Rocket Room is our full studio with a laid back 70s vibe. This unit sleeps 2 in a full size bed. Kitchenette includes bar seating, toaster oven, electric kettle, coffee station, sink and mini-fridge. Rocket Room is all about escaping the hustle and bustle and this suite backs to a preserve forest. The Rocket Room is located in a sought after neighborhood in Woodstock. The Orchard Lane/Library Lane neighborhood houses the original in-town Woodstock homes. Quiet, woodsy, secluded, yet tucked just off the main drag to the Village Green. It's a throw back to a by-gone era, no McMansions here. The Rocket Room is located on our home property. It occupies one end of a hand built carriage house that also contains my art/fashion studios and a one-bedroom apartment at the other end. There is both a lovely writing desk and a small sitting area in the Rocket Room. Many past creative guests have raved about the amount of work they completed in this suite. In room entertainment includes high speed WiFi and a flat screen TV with Roku streaming tv. Guests can peruse the many free streaming channels, access our free Netflix account or log into their own premium channels from their home cable service. The suite offers a Crosley vintage look radio/MP3 player and a portable Crosley record player with selection of vintage vinyl. The bathroom has a classic walk-in shower and beyond it is a large walk in closet space. All our suites include free coffee/tea, bath products, hair dryer, umbrella and iron/board. Rocket Room has a dedicated parking spot and yard access. **Pets are welcome in this unit with notification. No additional pet or cleaning fee. Just want to set out the pet bowls and blankets!!!!! Check in is at 4pm / Check out is 12 noon. With our No Hassle Arrival policy guests can arrive as late as they'd like with no fear of losing their reservation. If guests require an early check in or late check out please contact us to check availability. DEALS: Early Bag Drop Off Sometimes guests are just ready to start their vacation before our 4 pm check in. We want our guests to have maximum fun and relaxation time but we do need the noon - 4pm hours to get your suite ready for you. Our guests can now feel free to arrive anytime after 1pm to drop off their bags, use the rest room and park their car, with the understanding that suites WILL NOT be ready. We ask that guests do not linger in suite during early bag drop off hours. If you require an EARLY CHECK IN please contact our office by phone or email with 24 hours notice. We will do our best to accommodate.

The Orchard Lane neighborhood includes Station Bar, Nancy's Artisanal Creamery, Upstate Films, Woodstock Library and Woodstock Wood-fired Pizza . It is a .5 miles from the Village Green and an easy stroll to everything Woodstock has to offer. We are the closest in town accommodations to Bearsville Theater and Commune Saloon

Overlooking the Woodstock village center, this antique hotel has 148 years of history and charm. From the front steps you will feel the same energy that travelers have felt since President Ulysses S. Grant visited Woodstock in 1872. This room 3C is a 1 bedroom apartment. There is a full kitchen and a private bath. You do not need a car! The Trailways bus from NYC stops directly across the street, and walk to everything in the village.

We offer a private studio apartment located on the first floor of this wonderfully restored 2 unit carriage house, built in the early roarin' 20's! It offers a blend of modern decor and amenities, with more traditional countryside accents. The design, using the original carriage doors in the architecture, allows light to pour through the apartment, while making adjustments for sleeping in easy. This truly unique space is a perfect place to take a weekend to relax, and even enjoy our grounds!

Historic Byrdcliffe Artist's Studio ... is a classic cabin in the woods where theater companies were launched, cartoon characters drawn, and famous books written. Quiet & inspirational, perfect for artists, couples, close friends, and small families. A place to breathe fresh air & see the stars. Everyone is welcome!

Deep in the Catskill Forest, the cabin provides the peace & quiet of Nature while only a mile or two from town. The studio is a perfect getaway to finish a project or to start one. At 102 years old, the cabin preserves the legendary history of Woodstock along with Wifi, TV, internet & a fabulous steam shower.

The Studio is part of the Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild's 300 acre preserve. Deep in the Catskills with trails out the front door and throughout the area. Perfect for hikers, nature lovers, artists, hermits and just about everyone else.

Charming studio cottage in the woods, walking distance to the center of Woodstock, NY. Light-filled cottage is privately set up a tree-lined drive with a stone pathway leading to the front door. Cook in your own kitchen or use the charcoal grill.

The Woodstock Cottage was built by a Woodstock artist 75 years ago, and has been thoughtfully renovated by a local architect. This is the perfect retreat setting for a writer, musician, artist, or other creative type who is looking for privacy, yet not total seclusion. Sleeps 1 to 2 people, or a couple or single parent with a child. Cottage has sleeping loft and a brand new (Dec 2014), extremely comfortable sofa-bed. Year round rates: $150/night .. $700/week .. $2000/month Please note there is a 2 night minimum, unless it is very short notice. Holiday weekends have a 3 night minimum.

We love walking to town along the blue stone sidewalk the Woodstock Volunteers built a few years ago. We like checking out the shops - it seems new ones are popping up all the time (Pacama Handmade is new and great for understated, modern, hand-thrown pottery. Shop Little House has adorable vintage items. And don't miss our independent Golden Notebook for new books.) In the warmer months we get in line at Aba's Falafel at the Farmer's Market, or we eat outside on one of Woodstock's many patios (the Garden Cafe has a great outdoor dining space). In the coldest months, we walk through the snow and treat ourselves to breakfast at Oriole 9.