Sarah Broach

$5,999,000

199.1 Acres

Coxsackie, New York, 12051

199+ acres of stunning Hudson River waterfront property, held by the same family for over a century, isnow ready for new ownership. This historic family homestead, once a dairy farm and apple orchard, isbordered by water on three sides—the Hudson River and the Coxsackie Creek, complete with awaterfall—offering unparalleled natural beauty and seclusion. Rich in history, the property features remnants of an old icehouse and a ferry dock that operated until 1938, carrying passengers across the river from Stuyvesant. With over 4,000 feet of Hudson River frontage, several small private beaches, and approximately 500 feet of river rights extending into theHudson River channel, the opportunities are endless.Envision a private retreat, agricultural haven, or a subdivision and development opportunity. Theproperty's highest point offers a potential build site with stunning 360-degree views of the Hudson River, the Catskills, and the Berkshires. The land slopes gently toward the river, featuring a mix of meadows, deciduous forest, and evergreens teeming with wildlife.Located just minutes from the rapidly growing town of Coxsackie—whose name, derived from NativeAmericans, means ''the place of owls''—you'll find the James Newbury Hotel Lobby Bar, The Wire eventspace, Dayline Oyster Bar, and the Yellow Deli.The possibilities here are vast, limited only by your vision.

$5,999,000

199.1 Acres

Coxsackie, New York, 12051

199+ acres of stunning Hudson River waterfront property, held by the same family for over a century, isnow ready for new ownership. This historic family homestead, once a dairy farm and apple orchard, isbordered by water on three sides—the Hudson River and the Coxsackie Creek, complete with awaterfall—offering unparalleled natural beauty and seclusion. Rich in history, the property features remnants of an old icehouse and a ferry dock that operated until 1938, carrying passengers across the river from Stuyvesant. With over 4,000 feet of Hudson River frontage, several small private beaches, and approximately 500 feet of river rights extending into theHudson River channel, the opportunities are endless.Envision a private retreat, agricultural haven, or a subdivision and development opportunity. Theproperty's highest point offers a potential build site with stunning 360-degree views of the Hudson River, the Catskills, and the Berkshires. The land slopes gently toward the river, featuring a mix of meadows, deciduous forest, and evergreens teeming with wildlife.Located just minutes from the rapidly growing town of Coxsackie—whose name, derived from NativeAmericans, means ''the place of owls''—you'll find the James Newbury Hotel Lobby Bar, The Wire eventspace, Dayline Oyster Bar, and the Yellow Deli.The possibilities here are vast, limited only by your vision.