Stanfordville · Dutchess County · New York
Forty-nine private acres where two trout streams meet.
Old stone walls, two to three feet high, trace the boundaries. From anywhere on the property you cannot see another house.
This model is built from 2022 USGS LiDAR and 50-cm satellite imagery. Every contour and treetop is measured, not drawn.
From the gate on Cold Spring Road, the newly graveled drive runs the length of the old railroad bed, which is part of the property itself: about 1,730 feet to the clearing, with Wappinger Creek running below it to the east.
At the end of the rail bed the trees open onto a level clearing. It is the approved site for a barn with a one-bedroom apartment: septic system, well location and design were approved by the Dutchess County Department of Behavioral & Community Health in June 2024.
The drive winds around a grove of tall pines to the main house site, a hilltop that looks down on the bends of Cold Spring Creek.
The house envelope shown is illustrative, placed on the hilltop the owners chose.
More than half a mile of Cold Spring Creek winds through the land, riffles and pools under the hardwoods, before meeting Wappinger Creek below the old railroad culvert, where a deep pool forms.
Fly anywhere, switch between leaf-off and summer imagery or bare earth, and turn on the approved septic plan, contours and the spots where each photo was taken.
The land
One parcel, owned outright: woods, water, and the old railroad bed that carries the drive.
Cold Spring Creek winds through the property and meets the Wappinger at a deep pool.
A gated, newly graveled drive from Cold Spring Road, confirmed by the County as an existing access.
A level clearing for a barn with apartment, and a hilltop house site above the creek.
Through the seasons
Location
Tucked into the Town of Stanford between Millbrook and Pine Plains, and close enough to the Hudson for an evening in Rhinebeck.
Approvals & plans
Surveyed, soil-tested and approved: the paperwork that usually takes a year is already in hand.
See it in person
Photos and models only go so far. Walk the rail bed to the clearing, stand on the hilltop, follow the stone walls, and listen to the creek. We’ll walk the full property with you.
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