Enjoy privacy in this stylish cedar sided contemporary located in a lovely scenic area in Dutchess County. This welcoming retreat is beautifully designed and nestled in the midst of 11.6 acres of peaceful serenity. Set on the crest of a hill and sited perfectly overlooking lawn and woodlands, this turnkey home is designed for easy living and entertaining. The main level features a stunning open and flowing design with a beautifully equipped kitchen. A soaring ceiling and a wall of sliding doors in the dining and living rooms provide an abundance of natural light and take full advantage of picturesque views of the outdoors. The custom built-in wall unit and gas fireplace in the living room add warmth and comfort to this splendid room for very relaxed country living. French doors lead to a delightful sun room and there is a screened porch off the kitchen, perfect for summer dining. The first-floor master suite, with a cozy window seat, also enjoys lovely views and features a luxurious full bath and two walk-in closets. A powder room, laundry room, utility room and hallway leading to an attached garage complete the first floor. The second floor is comprised of another bedroom, a full bath, a study and an office/loft area. The land offers a beautiful natural setting where one can connect with nature. Walk on trails through the woods or relax on the two spacious decks to enjoy wildlife, sunsets and mountain views. The well-equipped house includes a generator, central air, and wiring for sound and a security system. A wonderful opportunity to purchase a pleasant home together with a private picturesque country setting, the perfect place to escape to on weekends, or live in year-round. Convenient to the Taconic Parkway, a short drive to the Village of Millbrook, and 90 minutes to NYC. A wonderful retreat to enjoy all the Hudson Valley has to offer!
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