320 Long Hill Road

Some homes simply offer shelter. Others offer a feeling. This is one of those rare properties that invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect with what matters most. Tucked away in a peaceful setting surrounded by nature, this special home strikes the perfect balance between privacy and convenience. From the moment you arrive, the pace of life seems to change. Mature trees, beautiful landscaping, and the sounds of nature create a sense of calm that is increasingly hard to find. Inside, thoughtfully designed living spaces flow effortlessly from room to room. Sunlight pours through oversized windows, bringing the outdoors in and creating a warm, welcoming atmosphere throughout the home. The kitchen serves as the heart of the house, opening naturally into gathering spaces designed for both intimate evenings and memorable celebrations with family and friends. The first floor primary suite offers a private retreat of its own—a place to unwind, recharge, and wake each morning to peaceful views. Additional bedrooms and living spaces provide flexibility for guests, work-from-home needs, creative pursuits, or multigenerational living. One of the best things about this property is that every bedroom has an en-suite bathroom for privacy and guests. Step outside and discover what truly makes this property unforgettable. Whether enjoying your morning coffee, hosting summer dinners under the stars, tending the gardens, or simply taking in the beauty of your surroundings. Every corner of the property feels intentionally connected to nature. Located just 20 minutes from both Beacon and Cold Spring- you have great access to local restaurants, shops, hiking trails, wineries, and commuter routes to NYC. In this home you truly get the best of both worlds- a quiet sanctuary to call home and easy access to everything that makes the Hudson Valley so beloved. Homes like this are difficult to describe because they are less about square footage and more about how they make you feel. It has to be experienced in person to fully appreciate the peace, beauty, and sense of escape it provides. Not to mention, you can feed the fish in the pond when you come see it. Showings begin 6/8.