Stone Manor With Party Barn Atop Hidden Winemaking Facility At $2.195M

PLEASANT VALLEY, NY — A Freedom Road home that was "meticulously conceived and built to the highest standards," is on the market for the first time at $2.195 million.

The listing, by Jill L. Rose of Houlihan Lawrence, says the 6,452-sq.-ft., 4-bed, 4.5-bath home on 13.77 acres, built in 1986, is "set amidst exquisitely landscaped grounds in the heart of the Hudson Valley," and is a "triumph of design, craftsmanship, and setting — gracefully secluded, yet just minutes from the bucolic village of Millbrook."

While approaching the home via a private drive, framed by blooming perennials and mature ornamental trees, you will be able to appreciate how "the residence exudes timeless elegance."

Inside, a foyer opens to a great room, where floor-to-ceiling windows fill the space with natural light and frame "captivating" views of the landscape beyond.

The "flowing floor plan encourages effortless living and entertaining," with a formal dining area adjoining the great room, an "expansive and beautifully appointed" chef's kitchen, a walk-in pantry, a laundry suite, and a mudroom connecting to the three-car garage.

The "relaxed and inviting family room centers around a classic wood-burning fireplace," leading to a glass-wrapped conservatory, where "tranquil views of a spring-fed pond and rolling lawn unfold—a sanctuary in every season."

The main level features a bedroom suite that can be used either as a primary suite or guest quarters, along with a second bedroom and a "stately" home office.

Upstairs, "a sprawling primary suite serves as a true retreat," with an "elegant" bath, a large custom walk-in closet, and an additional space that can be a studio, craft room, or dressing lounge.

In addition to the main residence, "an extraordinary party barn offers limitless versatility — host grand events, showcase a car collection, or create a sport court or gallery space." The bespoke winemaking facility has a climate-controlled, glass-enclosed cellar for aging and displaying a curated collection.

The property is close to dining, hiking and biking trails, the Taconic State Parkway, and Metro-North, offering "an exceptional lifestyle amid the timeless beauty of the Hudson Valley."

The estate is zoned to the Arlington Central School District, with estimated annual taxes of $33,449.