Paul Heintz
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paul@anatolehouse.com
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Tucked into the green hills of Cochecton along the banks of a rushing creek, audible from inside. White Farm is a fully gut-renovated farmhouse that marries the warmth of upstate New York with the quiet clarity of Scandinavian design. Every detail has been considered. Nothing is accidental.
The interior is the work of a trained designer: crisp white walls, natural wood, aged bronze fixtures, and washes of linen and texture throughout. Beadboard wainscot, layered textiles, and a restrained material palette give each room a serene, almost meditative quality, the kind of space where you exhale the moment you walk in. Rustic meets refined: think a weathered farmhouse table pulled up to chrome chairs, or raw wood grain against matte white cabinetry. It's hygge without the cliché.
The heart of the home has been completely reimagined. Soft white cabinetry sets a calm, neutral foundation, topped with rich soapstone counters that bring depth and a hand-finished, almost stone-washed quality to every surface.
A zellige-style backsplash adds subtle texture and movement. High-end appliances are seamlessly integrated for a kitchen that performs as beautifully as it looks. The adjoining eat-in dining area is wrapped in large windows that frame the creek below, so meals unfold with the sound of moving water and views of the trees right outside.
Three bedrooms offer intimate, cozy retreats, small by design, intentional in feeling. Two full bathrooms, both renovated to the same exacting standard.
A detached garage for storage, gear, or a future studio. Alongside the property, the creek rushes on, dramatic, real, and impossible to ignore.
Cochecton is a quiet hamlet along the Delaware River in Sullivan County, sitting right at the edge of the Catskills and the Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River corridor. It's the kind of place that still feels undiscovered, fewer crowds than its more well-known neighbors, but just minutes from the shops, restaurants, and river access of Narrowsburg and Callicoon. For buyers drawn to a slower pace, Cochecton offers genuine rural calm with the conveniences of the Sullivan Catskills corridor close at hand and at under 90 minutes from the city, it's an easy weekend escape that still feels like a true retreat.
Some houses ask you to slow down. This one insists on it.
Paul Heintz
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paul@anatolehouse.com
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Tucked into the green hills of Cochecton along the banks of a rushing creek, audible from inside. White Farm is a fully gut-renovated farmhouse that marries the warmth of upstate New York with the quiet clarity of Scandinavian design. Every detail has been considered. Nothing is accidental.
A detached garage for storage, gear, or a future studio. Alongside the property, the creek rushes on, dramatic, real, and impossible to ignore.
Cochecton is a quiet hamlet along the Delaware River in Sullivan County, sitting right at the edge of the Catskills and the Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River corridor. It's the kind of place that still feels undiscovered, fewer crowds than its more well-known neighbors, but just minutes from the shops, restaurants, and river access of Narrowsburg and Callicoon. For buyers drawn to a slower pace, Cochecton offers genuine rural calm with the conveniences of the Sullivan Catskills corridor close at hand and at under 90 minutes from the city, it's an easy weekend escape that still feels like a true retreat.
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