(Undisclosed Address), Woodstock, NY 12498

Please to not text the ph number listed. It will not reach me. Also the Zillow application is not necessary. Tenant pays electricity and propane. Historically a haven for a few famous musicians, writers and aritsts. Jack Kerouac, Ginsberg, Burroughs... all spent time here. There is a good chance The Band also frequented the house. Furnished or unfurnished 100 years old, but gut renovated in 2018 On 3 wooded acres Outdoor shower Clawfoot tub with a view 20 foot ceiling Screened-in porch A/C W/D Wifi included Firepit Nest Radiant Heating System Heated floors in kitchen and bathroom Big fireplace Restaurants + grocery store walking distance I don't really get why certain spaces make you feel a certain way, but the spirit of this house got me the minute I walked in. It has been a gathering place for artists from the time it was built back in 1912. Each owner was an artist. Many accomplished and well-known. As far as we can tell, the original owners were 2 women. One a writer, the other an illustrator. Together they made children's books. Next a young NY couple who summered here for over 40 years. She was a concert pianist and played at Maverick. They named the place Treblecliffe (an hommage to the artist's colony Byrdcliffe). They put up the treble clef hook in the bathroom which is still there over 75 years later. I spent a good hour on the phone their daughter (now 85). She practiced the cello in the studio (now collapsed but slated to be rebuilt). The couple who lived here next were beatniks. The husband was the printer in Jack Karouac's book "The Subterraneans". He was a painter, poet and musician. He also owned a print shop on 8th street in NYC close to the White Horse. Karouac had dinners here as did Allen Ginsberg and William S. Boroughs. They were also friends with Bob Dylan who likely spent time here. His manager, Albert Grossman, owned almost all of the surrounding property. When I got the house, no one had lived in it for over 10 years. There were holes in the roof. Vegetation was taking over. Woodland friends had moved in. There were a few bits of furniture, and personal items left behind. Anything that wasn't too damaged has been salvaged and reused or re-purposed. Maps on the wall, a few portraits, baskets, carvings, figurines, classical LPs... Also the piano stool is here to honor the musicians. The space itself is inspiring. Serene. Calming. So many windows letting in soft, natural light. The house is surrounded by tall pines, oaks, willows, hemlocks, birch and beach trees. The main space has a 20 foot ceiling. It's lofty, airy, and wonderful. The bathrooms are pristine. Hand made tiles and marble counters on a 1920s table in the one bathroom. All new appliances. The marble countertop in the kitchen is antique and came out of a bakery in Saratoga. The timbers making up the counter were salvaged from a collapsed studio on the property. The main bath and kitchen have heated floors which is just amazing in the winter. The fireplace is magical with the original swing arm and the owl andirons. For summer months, there's ample AC to keep you nice and cool and there's a firepit and BBQ outside. In the winter heated floors in the bathroom and kitchen. The old claw foot tub has been reglazed and moved to the loft window where you can relax and look out at the forest. There's also an outdoor shower if you like to get clean in the outdoors. Look up, see the trees and the sky as you rinse your hair. You will likely see a fair amount of wild life. Deer, chipmunks and red squirrel are very common. Fox and Black bear in season. Wild turkeys and a great place for birding in general. If you've read this far, bravo! A few more words about the Zillow application: It is not required and will not give you a leg up or anything like that. I have my own application. You can submit the Zillow one if you want to but in that case, you'll still have the other one No smoking allowed Pets allowed on a case-by-case basis. Pet deposit 2 people max. No sublets without prior approval from the landlord Landlord covers internet, yard care, garbage, water. Tenant pays electricity, propane and any extra services they desire