Image credit: Deborah De Graffenreid for Hudson Woods.

The last house in the Hudson Woods modern development is for sale. The $1.18 million home was, like its neighbors in the 131-acre Hudson Valley community, designed by Lang Architecture with a modern aesthetic, quality craftsmanship and premium finishes. The 26-family community was constructed in a scenic corner of the Catskills characterized by wooded rolling hills and a large river; it’s a two-hour drive from New York City.

Image credit: Ty Cole for Hudson Woods.

Hudson Woods’ tagline is “where design meets nature,” and one look at the site is enough to see why. As with all homes in the Kerhonkson, New York, development, buyers can purchase a wide range of add-ons, including a pool, extra bedrooms, a third-floor addition, a solar power system, in-floor radiant heating and copper roofing.

Image credit: Deborah De Graffenreid for Hudson Woods.

Image credit: Deborah De Graffenreid for Hudson Woods.

Accessory structures are also available, such as a pool house, a guest house, a treehouse and a greenhouse. The team also offers various decor, including a wood stove, a freestanding wooden cabinet, and a kitchen island made of blackened steel and walnut.

Image credit: Deborah De Graffenreid for Hudson Woods.

Image credit: Deborah De Graffenreid for Hudson Woods.

The 2,800-square-foot three-bedroom home has a detached garage/studio and carport, open plan living space, and master suite on the upper level.

Image credit: Deborah De Graffenreid for Hudson Woods.

Image credit: Deborah De Graffenreid for Hudson Woods.

Image credit: Deborah De Graffenreid for Hudson Woods.

Two bedrooms and a den are situated on the lower level. Walls, ceilings, and flooring are sheathed in white oak sourced from a small, family-owned mill in Pennsylvania.

Image credit: Ty Cole for Hudson Woods.

6sqft previously spoke with Drew Lang, principal of Lang Architecture about the Hudson Woods community. Of the surrounding area, Lang said, “Broadly speaking, it’s a four-season destination that’s low key and a place where you can really relax and connect with friends and family. There are endless offerings along cultural and historic lines and many options in the way of fresh foods and organic farming.”

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Tags : Hudson Woods, Lang Architecture

Neighborhoods : Catskills,Hudson Valley,Upstate