335 Tempaloni Road,

The quintessential hunters' cabin from the 1950's on one of the prettiest roads in Sullivan County that backs up to the Ulster County line. Mature landscaping and seasonal views of the Shawangunk Mountain range. This charming cottage - being sold ''as is'' - needs updates but once refreshed, it will be well worth the effort. The back of the land rises up and offers more views in the distance and if the cottage is for overflow guests, a new build could be towards the top of the land offering privacy for each structure, as well as more views. ''L''shaped layout: living room ''L's'' off the center kitchen and the bathroom/bedrooms are in the other ''L''. A small room w/ laundry hook up is off the kitchen as well. Sweet front porch entry. Tempaloni has had two very modern new builds as of late, and proves others have recognized the road's beauty and privacy. Minutes to amenities in Ellenville, Mountaindale, and Wurtsboro. The Bashakill is close by for seasonal kayaking. Come view this nicely located fixer upper and see its potential! CASH OFFERS ONLY!

The Upstate Lifestyle at 335 Tempaloni Road, Spring Glen

The location offers access to some of the Hudson Valley's most compelling outdoor experiences. The Shawangunk Ridge Trail begins right in Spring Glen with direct parking access, connecting hikers to spectacular ridge-top views of the Catskills and the Hudson Valley. Just minutes away, Minnewaska State Park Preserve features numerous waterfalls, three crystalline sky lakes, 35 miles of carriage roads and 50 miles of footpaths, with opportunities for swimming, rock-climbing, and cross-country skiing. The nearby village of Ellenville, approximately 15 minutes away, provides everyday conveniences along with notable farm-to-table dining at spots like Aroma Thyme Bistro and the community-focused Morning Sunshine market. For those seeking local character, Wurtsboro—about 10 minutes south—offers quirky stops including the Crystal Connection, housed in an 1890s church and known as one of the largest crystal destinations in the Northeast, and Canal Towne Emporium, a restored 1840s general store from the Delaware & Hudson Canal era. This combination of wilderness access and thoughtfully preserved small-town infrastructure creates a lifestyle where you can hike world-class trails in the morning and browse local artisan shops by afternoon.