491 Floyd Ackert Road,

Beautifully remodeled raised ranch set on 4.7 picturesque acres in a prime Hudson Valley location! This move-in-ready home features brand-new subfloors and stunning solid hardwood flooring throughout, offering both quality craftsmanship and timeless appeal. Freshly painted from top to bottom, the interior feels bright, clean, and inviting. The main level offers comfortable living with an updated, brand-new bathroom and a seamless layout ideal for everyday living. Downstairs, the partially finished lower level expands your living space with egress windows and a walk-out, providing abundant natural light and flexible use for a family room, home office, or guest area. The lower level also includes a washer and dryer and is already plumbed for a convenient half bath, offering excellent potential for added value. outdoors enjoy the oversized deck overlooking the beautiful cleared yard with a storage shed and small barn as well as a small stream and pond. The lower is permitted for a second bath plus addiotinal bedroom showing 4 beds and 2 baths on tax roll. This property offers privacy, room to roam, and space for outdoor enjoyment. Ideally located near John Burroughs State Historic Site and conveniently positioned between Kingston, Highland, and New Paltz, you'll enjoy easy access to hiking, dining, shopping, and all the charm the Hudson Valley has to offer. A rare opportunity to own acreage, updates, and location all in one -- schedule your showing today!

The Upstate Lifestyle at 491 Floyd Ackert Road, Esopus 

The neighborhood around this property offers a genuinely satisfying daily rhythm for those who enjoy getting outside. The John Burroughs Nature Sanctuary sits practically at the end of the road — named for the famed Hudson Valley naturalist, it features tranquil ponds, a hand-built log cabin, and rugged trails that reward the curious explorer. A short drive brings you to Black Creek Preserve, where accessible paved paths and wooded creek-side trails accommodate everyone from serious hikers to weekend strollers (dogs welcome). For something a little more serene, Esopus Meadows Preserve traces the Hudson River's edge with easy walking paths and views of the 1871 Esopus Meadows Lighthouse — one of the few remaining lighthouses on the river and a destination worth a kayak paddle on a calm morning. When the day calls for a meal rather than a hike, End Cut in nearby West Park consistently delivers an exceptional steakhouse experience with the kind of cozy, firelit atmosphere that makes a Tuesday feel like a special occasion. And for those who like to know the story of the land they're living on, the Klyne Esopus Museum in Ulster Park is a small but well-loved local history museum — free to enter, packed with regional artifacts, and staffed by volunteers who genuinely love talking about it.