19 Alta Vista Drive,

Discover your diamond in the rough on this peaceful dead-end street where tranquility meets opportunity. This charming three-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bathroom, all on one level home sits on a generous lot with additional wooded acreage, offering both space to roam and seasonal mountain views. The heart of the home features an open-concept living and kitchen area that's perfect for everything from quiet evenings to lively gatherings. When you need to unwind, head downstairs to the recreation room in the basement, complete with a pool table that's ready for friendly competition or solo practice sessions. One of the standout features is the owned solar panels, which means you'll be harnessing the power of the sun while keeping those energy bills in check. The large yard provides endless possibilities for gardens, play areas, or simply enjoying the great outdoors. This property is honest about needing some tender loving care to reach its full potential, making it an ideal canvas for buyers who enjoy putting their personal stamp on a home. Whether you're a first-time buyer looking to build equity or someone seeking a project with great bones, this house is ready to become whatever you envision. 23 minutes to the Hudson Amtrack station, 15 minutes to bustling downtown Catskill and 27 to Hunter Mountain Ski Area. A 3D Walkthrough Tour is available in the digital Lookbook or by request from the listing agent.

The Upstate Lifestyle at 19 Alta Vista Drive, Catskill, NY

The location places you minutes from the Thomas Cole National Historic Site, where the founder of the Hudson River School of Art lived and painted, offering an ongoing connection to the artistic heritage that defines this region. Less than a half-hour drive brings you to Kaaterskill Falls, one of New York's tallest waterfalls at 260 feet, with trails ranging from easy walks to the upper viewing platform to more challenging hikes to the base—ideal for weekend adventures without the commitment of an all-day expedition. RamsHorn-Livingston Sanctuary, the Hudson River's largest forested tidal swamp, provides 436 acres for paddling, birdwatching, and peaceful trail walks, giving you access to wildlife encounters and quiet mornings on the water when you need to reset. The Hudson River Skywalk connects the historic homes of Thomas Cole and Frederic Church via the Rip Van Winkle Bridge, offering panoramic views from hundreds of feet above the river—a dramatic backdrop for morning walks or visiting friends. Downtown Catskill's emerging craft beverage scene includes breweries like Subversive Malting & Brewing, creating opportunities for low-key evenings sampling local flavors.