15 Deer Meadow Road, Bethel, NY 12786

Set far back from the road, 5 acres feels like 50 with peace and quiet and a beautiful home setting surrounded by trees and dappled sunlight. Spend your days swimming and kayaking and then head home for a soak in the hot tub! The updated kitchen has a brand new tile backsplash, and new countertops and cabinetry. It leads out to a spacious dining room and the deck overlooking the back yard. Extra high ceilings in this space create a light and airy feeling while the impressive stone chimney adds character and warmth with an upgraded wood stove insert. There is plenty of room to spread out with two bedrooms plus a bonus flex space that is perfect for a den, guest room or home office. The king-sized primary suite has its own full bath and double glass doors leading out to the deck. Both of the home’s bathrooms feature skylights and have new tile, vanities and toilets! Outside multiple decks, a hot tub and a stunning fire pit set the stage for leisurely days and cozy nights. The covered car port doubles as a perfect spot for enjoying nature even on a rainy day! The basement is tidy, with great ceiling height and a fantastic set up for a workshop. Black Lake Estates is a lovely private community with peaceful tree lined roads. The lake is a serene, electric-motors-only lake that connects to a series of channels and smaller lakes. This home comes with a small metal row boat perfect for an afternoon on the water. The beach and boat launch/storage are less than a mile away. This special location has you immersed in nature but still super close to many great destinations in the area. Bethel Woods is 10 minutes away featuring incredible summer line-ups and fun events. Within 20-30 minutes – on gorgeous country roads – you will find all of the amazing offerings for dining, shopping, farmer’s markets and entertainment in Narrowsburg, Callicoon Barryville, Livingston Manor and Jeffersonville. It's so great to be able to support so many fantastic local businesses so close to home! 20 mins to the Delaware River and just under 100 miles to the GWB in NYC.