Escape to your perfect mountain retreat! Nestled on 3 private wooded acres with lush lawns and a seasonal stream, this rustic-modern cabin is ideal for families, couples, and friends. Minutes from charming Middleburgh, explore waterfalls, scenic hikes, swimming holes, fishing spots, and local breweries. Whether you're roasting s’mores, sipping coffee with a view, or chasing fireflies—this is where memories are made.

Your Gateway to Upstate Charm, Great Eats, and Hidden Adventures Guests consistently fall in love with the peaceful pace, wide open views, and welcoming local businesses that make this part of upstate New York such a hidden gem. Whether you’re here for a quiet escape, a family trip, or an outdoor adventure, our neighborhood offers a little something for everyone. Start your day with a fresh pastry and coffee at The Brick House Bakery or a cozy cup from Middleburgh Coffee Company, both local favorites just a short drive away. If you’re looking for a hearty breakfast, don’t miss Mrs. K’s Kitchen, where the portions (and hospitality) are generous. Local dining options are diverse and delicious — grab a slice from Hubie’s Pizza, Chinese takeout from the ever-popular Peking, or settle in for a nice meal at The Bull’s Head Inn or The Farmers Beef and Brew. Craving something sweet or indulgent? The Ice-Burgh serves up ice cream and fried food that hits the spot. Drink like a local with craft brews and cider from Wayward Lane Brewing, Helderberg Mountain Brewing Co., or Sunken City Cider, all of which offer cozy tasting rooms, great views, and local flair. For essentials, snacks, gas, or deli sandwiches, the Breakabeen General Store is just down the road — super convenient for guests. Looking to explore? Hike up Vroman’s Nose for panoramic valley views, visit the majestic Mine Kill Falls, or take the kids to Zoom Flume Water Park for a full day of fun. Two underground cave systems — Howe Caverns and Secret Caverns — are both worth the drive and offer unforgettable tours. History lovers will enjoy the Old Stone Fort Museum, while nature seekers shouldn’t miss the E.N. Huyck Preserve or Thacher State Park. Seasonal tips: In the warmer months, the Creekside Flea Market is a great Sunday stop, and Barber’s Farm offers fresh produce and charming vibes. In the fall, local farms light up with apples, cider donuts, and pumpkins — it’s like stepping into a postcard.