Property Description Fully Renovated 3BR Home with Flexible Layout Direct Rail Trail Access! Experience the perfect blend of modern luxury and peaceful Hudson Valley living at 1111 Old Ford Road. Fully renovated in 2019, this beautiful home sits on 3 expansive, scenic acres and is perfectly positioned on a quiet road just 5 minutes from New Paltz Village and 7 minutes from Gardiner. Option 1: Main House (Upper 2 Floors) $4,000/month Enjoy a spacious, light-filled layout featuring 3 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, and incredible indoor/outdoor living spaces: Gourmet Kitchen: An entertainer's dream featuring a massive kitchen island, premium GE Cafe appliances, a microwave drawer, and a seamless open-concept flow. Living Space: Cozy up by the wood-burning stove in the main living area. Outdoor Living: Take in the views from 2 private decks, enjoy the expansive 3-acre grounds, or grow your own food in the established vegetable garden. Storage & Parking: Includes a garage for storage and ample driveway parking. (Note: Under this option, the landlord retains a separate, private 1-bedroom downstairs apartment with its own entrance for occasional weekend use a couple of times a month). Option 2: Entire House $4,400/month Want the ultimate privacy and even more space? Rent the entire property, which includes everything above plus the complete lower-level 1-bedroom apartment (featuring its own private entrance, full kitchen, full bathroom, and separate bedroom). Perfect for an extended family setup, a dedicated home office suite, or guest quarters. The Location: Unbeatable convenience for outdoor enthusiasts and commuters alike. Step right outside to access the local rail trail, or take a short drive to world-class hiking at Mohonk Preserve and Minnewaska State Park, local farm stands, and downtown dining. Lease Terms:1 year lease one year lease tenant pays utilities owner pays landscaping
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