Tucked away at the very end of a quiet road in sought-after Kerhonkson, 103 Trails End feels like something out of a fairytale. This one-of-a-kind 1960s architectural gem sits on over 3 acres of lush landscape, complete with a spring-fed pond, flowering trees, waterfalls, and the meandering Frank Diamond Brook—affectionately known as Trails End Brook. Surrounded by forests and nearby state land, this property is pure Catskills magic, offering privacy, serenity, and a deep connection to nature that's hard to find.
The home itself is as special as its setting—an architecturally distinctive design that retains its original mid-century charm while offering thoughtful updates throughout. The main floor includes multiple living spaces with beautiful natural light, a wood burning fireplace, updated kitchen and dining area, laundry, and a flexible movie or studio room that's perfect for creative work, guests, or a private office. Upstairs, you'll find four bedrooms and two full baths, including a primary suite with an adjacent office (or walk in closet) and a fantastic private balcony overlooking the pond. A screened-in porch is the standout feature that will be perfect for unwinding at night with a nice bottle of red with the sound of the stream in the distance.
This property is made for long weekends and full-time escapes alike. Spend your days hiking your own private trails, swinging in the hammock by the waterfall, or reading by the pond as birdsong and brook sounds fill the air. At night, gather around the fire pit under a canopy of stars. With no neighbors in sight, it feels like your own private nature preserve—yet you're just minutes to the local gems of Kerhonkson, Accord, and Stone Ridge. Kerhonkson is quickly becoming one of the most desirable pockets of the Catskills thanks to its mix of creative energy, great food, and easy access to outdoor adventure. Spend your weekends hiking the Shawangunk Ridge, exploring Minnewaska and Mohonk, or visiting nearby spots like Inness, Arrowood Farms, and Westwind Orchard. Woodstock, Stone Ridge, High Falls, and Rosendale are all a quick drive for coffee, shopping, and charm. All of this just a 2-hour drive from NYC—making Trails End the ideal upstate escape.
