80 Easton Ln, Woodstock, NY 12498

This unique Woodstock property is a truly rare and extraordinary find. Reside at the end of a quiet lane with total privacy, minutes from town, on an expansive 7.5 acre lot surrounded by soaring trees, lush gardens, abundant wildlife, and one-of-a-kind artworks. The main home was built in the 1950's by a local Woodstock artist and sculptor. The interior has been architecturally curated with vintage fittings throughout. There have only been two owners of this home, both were artists so the home has a unique flair that is a picturesque collage of styles including Italianate characteristics such as bluestone and brickwork. Isamu Noguchi was a friend and visitor of the original owner and now stonework inspired by him is dotted throughout the surrounding gardens. Custom features outside include Adirondack siding, milled from the property. Throughout the homes interior there are Victorian-era doors, a beautiful archway from Provincetown in the LR, and refinished oak flooring from a print shop in the main BR along with a Delft tiled fireplace. Oak flooring from NYC lofts, granite and natural tile are throughout the house. The casement windows have been recycled from the 1930's era, and stone quarried from the property surrounds the impressive LR fireplace. For the artistically inspired, there is a 12 x 30 art studio with north facing windows and high ceiling. Nestled on the property among flame-red maple trees is the original 150+ year old log cabin. Quite possibly, this is the last hand built 19th century log cabin in Woodstock and is a haven for original features and historical charm. This beautiful cabin has been completely restored by the current owner and would second as a fantastic office. The floors inside have been milled from the trees on the property. B&B visitors to the cabin have enjoyed this romantic cozy living space. Outside is an amazing glass sculpture studio with windows repurposed from a local greenhouse in Woodstock. There is an old forge that can be transformed into perhaps a potters studio, extra living space, or a green house. The location at the end of a lane in the Catskills ensures absolute peace and seclusion, yet you can walk to the local swimming hole and walk or bike into the town of Woodstock.