Set on nearly an acre and a half of total privacy, this Village of Croton-on-Hudson retreat feels like your own hidden escape—where nature, space, and lifestyle come together effortlessly.
The main level is anchored by a stunning great room featuring soaring cathedral ceilings, freshly finished hardwood floors, and a wood-burning fireplace that creates a warm and inviting focal point. Oversized sliding glass doors flood the space with natural light and open seamlessly to a spacious back deck overlooking the serene, tree-lined property—perfect for indoor-outdoor living.
The oversized primary suite offers a true retreat, complete with bamboo flooring, two large walk-in closets, and a large en suite bath featuring a double vanity and radiant floors. Additional living spaces include a dedicated dining area and well-proportioned bedrooms, all thoughtfully laid out for both comfort and functionality.
Outside, every corner of the property has been curated for enjoyment. Whether you're hosting around the fire pit, tending to the strawberry patch or apple tree, collecting fresh eggs from your custom chicken coop by Croton River Woodworking, preparing for your next OCR race or teeing up on your own private tee box, this home offers a lifestyle that feels worlds away while still being close to everything Croton has to offer.
Positioned on a private road near Croton-on-Hudson's best features: trails, parks, kayaking, and the Croton-Harmon Metro-North station — with a scenic express train to Grand Central in approximately 50 minutes — this home keeps you close to everyday conveniences while still feeling tucked away. With nearby access to hiking, kayaking the Croton river, Silver Lake beach, and riverfront recreation, Teatown Lake Reservation, and the iconic Croton Dam, it offers the best of Croton living: private, connected, and surrounded by some of Westchester's most loved outdoor destinations.
A rare opportunity to own a home that combines space, privacy, and lifestyle in one of Westchester’s most sought-after river towns.
