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Private woodland retreat on 50 acres in Sullivan County. This rustic modernist bungalow is hand-crafted in reclaimed wood from a 100 y/o barn and built in traditional post and beam construction. Though small in size it shares a synchronicity with it's natural surroundings. Wood framed sliding doors extend the living space broadly out onto a deck that wraps around three sides of the house. It creates the kind of indoor-outdoor living that can only happen in the summer, with a built-in dining area, a beautiful stone grill and a view of the brook. Nature holds nothing back as the wind whips through the surrounding hemlock trees, and the brook down the hill from the house is magical. You are totally off the grid and the simplicity of time spent here is priceless, in addition, there is a charming screened-in guest cottage that sleeps two just up the hill, yet in it's own world.
and further back on the property, the compound is completed with an additional couple of structures that comfortably sleeps two in one of the buildings, while the other one works well as a kitchen/dining/ living area.

The property was featured in New York Magazine in July [Click here for article], and requires a very special buyer for this very special place. Asking $349,000.