114 Dutchtown Road,

Welcome to Dutchtown. Built in 1934, this stately stone-and-brick Tudor spans over 2,600 square feet and offers four bedrooms and two bathrooms, all brimming with character and old-world charm. Set on 34 acres along a quiet country road, the property is surrounded by breathtaking natural woodland and overlooks a large, wildlife-filled pond. Birds, turtles, and native wildlife inhabit the landscape, creating a private sanctuary entirely your own. Old-world character meets thoughtful updates throughout. Coffered ceilings, original wood floors, solid wood doors with original brass hardware, and even skeleton keys speak to the home's history and craftsmanship. The expansive living room features built-ins and an original stone fireplace, with two distinct exits that connect seamlessly to the outdoors. One opens to a balcony overlooking the pond, an ideal setting for sunset views and quiet mornings with nature. The other leads to an oversized bluestone patio with a fire pit, perfect for gathering. A graciously sized dining room also opens to the patio, creating effortless indoor-outdoor flow. The first floor includes two well-proportioned bedrooms that conveniently share a full bath. A true highlight is the intimate sitting room, where original sunburst-style windows frame tranquil pond views and let in natural light. The kitchen balances charm and function with slate floors, custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, a Dutch door, and a bay window that brings the landscape into view. Upstairs, hickory flooring runs throughout. The oversized primary bedroom features an in-room fireplace, built-ins, and a walk-in closet. A second bedroom with vintage wallpaper, a large cedar closet, and an additional flexible room currently used as a playroom complete the upper level. The upstairs bath is a showpiece, offering radiant heat, a soaking tub with an in-room shower, a striking pointed dormer detail, a double vanity, and a separate toilet area. The lowest level of the speakeasy, such as a stone-clad space with an original fireplace, leads to a patio. The grounds also include an old barn and a separate studio building, offering flexible space for a home office, creative studio, playroom, or storage, adaptable to suit a variety of needs. With a central location, 12 minutes to both the villages of Saugerties and Woodstock. This is old-world charm, large acreage, and convenience all in one.

The Upstate Lifestyle at 114 Dutchtown Road, Saugerties

When you're not unwinding on your private 34-acre retreat, the surrounding area offers a remarkably rich roster of ways to spend your time. Lace up your hiking boots and head to Falling Waters Preserve, a serene nature trail just minutes away with Hudson River views and the gentle soundtrack of small waterfalls — perfect for a morning walk with the dog. For a more dramatic adventure, Kaaterskill Falls in the Catskills beckons with its spectacular two-tiered cascade and trails that look like something out of a Hudson River School painting. Back in the village, the Saugerties Lighthouse offers a wonderfully quirky afternoon outing — a half-mile trail through a nature preserve delivers you to a 19th-century lighthouse perched where the Esopus Creek meets the Hudson. When it's time to eat, Miss Lucy's Kitchen on Partition Street serves as Saugerties' beloved neighborhood gem, with cozy atmosphere and consistently delicious food that earns it a loyal following. And for evenings with a little more culture, the Orpheum Theatre is a cherished local institution — an intimate, historic venue where live performances, film screenings, and community events give this small Hudson Valley town a cultural heartbeat well above its size.