Erica Keberle
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erica@anatolehouse.com
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Set at the end of a private drive on just over five acres, Bluestone feels tucked into a nest of woods. Mature landscaping surrounds a rocking-chair front porch, while the screened back porch becomes an outdoor dining room in warmer months. A neat pathway winds down to a fire pit hidden among the trees. It has just enough of a campsite feeling, only with all the comforts of home a few steps away. r
Inside, barnwood floors, shiplap, stone, substantial hardware, and other old-world details bring a primitive-modern warmth to the interiors. Bluestone feels unmistakably like a country place, without the projects that often come with one. It’s private without feeling isolated, polished without being precious, and decidedly country from the moment you arrive. And, offered fully furnished with just a few select exclusions, you really could just bring your toothbrush.
The main level features a convenient entry area with a generous cedar-lined coat closet and a full bathroom with bluestone floors and a deep clawfoot tub calling for a post-hike soak. Rich, wide-plank floors run throughout the main level, complemented by shiplap and substantial wood and metal details. A wall of windows brings light and woodsy views into the living space, with a stacked-stone wood-burning fireplace at its center. The well-appointed kitchen has crisp white cabinetry, natural soapstone countertops, a chef’s Wolf gas range, and a classic farmhouse sink beneath a window framing the woods.
Upstairs, two king-sized bedrooms offer high ceilings, classic hardware details, and room for additional furnishings. One features double closets, built-in bookshelves, and a wall of windows overlooking the private yard.
The shared bath has a generously tiled shower with a built-in bench and double shower heads. Shiplap and wood details continue throughout the second level. Double doors just off the kitchen open directly onto the screened back porch for easy outdoor dining. The finished lower level adds more than 650 square feet of flexible finished space, currently arranged as a media lounge and guest area, with good ceiling height, large storage closets, and a dedicated laundry area. It's a useful bonus space that allows the home to live considerably larger than its footprint suggests.
Just over five acres offer a mix of mature landscaping, woods, rocky outcroppings, a fenced garden, and a manageable level lawn.
A pathway winds down the gentle slope to a fire pit tucked among the trees, while the screened back porch provides a protected outdoor lounging area, even in a light summer rain. A whole-house generator adds practicality for year-round country living.
Perfectly positioned for those drawn to nature, food, and the growing arts culture of the Upper Delaware region, Bluestone offers easy access to some of Sullivan County’s most beloved destinations. Eldred and nearby Barryville provide everyday essentials along with local favorites like Cottage Wines, Monteleone’s hydroponic greenhouse for fresh produce, Hamlet Dream juice bar, and Stickett Inn for coffee. Just 20 minutes away, Narrowsburg offers additional dining, shopping, and social life along the Delaware River, where kayaking, tubing, and hiking are favorite weekend pursuits. The Upper Delaware Scenic Byway threads through the region, connecting forested trails, quiet coves, and scenic overlooks that showcase the Catskills’ signature blend of rugged and cultivated landscape. The surrounding area continues to grow as a quiet cultural hub. Browse curated vintage and art at Sullivan Public, Bad Goods, and Surface & Shape, or have dinner at Tokyo Drift 555—a little taste of Japan tucked into the Catskills. Hall Space Gallery and Chesters Studio host regular events, exhibitions, and community gatherings, alongside a steady stream of new openings. Just two hours by car to NYC, Bluestone is also accessible via the Port Jervis train station just 30 minutes away. This combination of accessibility, seclusion, and curated lifestyle experiences makes Bluestone an ideal base for both full-time living and weekend retreats.
An easy country house in the best sense.
Erica Keberle
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erica@anatolehouse.com
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Set at the end of a private drive on just over five acres, Bluestone feels tucked into a nest of woods. Mature landscaping surrounds a rocking-chair front porch, while the screened back porch becomes an outdoor dining room in warmer months. A neat pathway winds down to a fire pit hidden among the trees. It has just enough of a campsite feeling, only with all the comforts of home a few steps away. r
Just over five acres offer a mix of mature landscaping, woods, rocky outcroppings, a fenced garden, and a manageable level lawn.
A pathway winds down the gentle slope to a fire pit tucked among the trees, while the screened back porch provides a protected outdoor lounging area, even in a light summer rain. A whole-house generator adds practicality for year-round country living.
Perfectly positioned for those drawn to nature, food, and the growing arts culture of the Upper Delaware region, Bluestone offers easy access to some of Sullivan County’s most beloved destinations. Eldred and nearby Barryville provide everyday essentials along with local favorites like Cottage Wines, Monteleone’s hydroponic greenhouse for fresh produce, Hamlet Dream juice bar, and Stickett Inn for coffee. Just 20 minutes away, Narrowsburg offers additional dining, shopping, and social life along the Delaware River, where kayaking, tubing, and hiking are favorite weekend pursuits. The Upper Delaware Scenic Byway threads through the region, connecting forested trails, quiet coves, and scenic overlooks that showcase the Catskills’ signature blend of rugged and cultivated landscape. The surrounding area continues to grow as a quiet cultural hub. Browse curated vintage and art at Sullivan Public, Bad Goods, and Surface & Shape, or have dinner at Tokyo Drift 555—a little taste of Japan tucked into the Catskills. Hall Space Gallery and Chesters Studio host regular events, exhibitions, and community gatherings, alongside a steady stream of new openings. Just two hours by car to NYC, Bluestone is also accessible via the Port Jervis train station just 30 minutes away. This combination of accessibility, seclusion, and curated lifestyle experiences makes Bluestone an ideal base for both full-time living and weekend retreats.
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