Скачать или смотреть Crest Lane: 15 homes in North Branch, Sullivan County Catskills Real Estate - by the Catskill Farms

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In a real estate landscape where homes and land selections are depleted and quality is in short supply, we present Crest Lane. I’ve been scouting, evaluating, rejecting and buying land for 20 years – I have never before had this type of quality of land to pair with our homes.

Crest Lane in North Branch, will combine 2 Sullivan County traditions – best in class land and an assortment of Catskill Farms’ homes. Ranging from 3-6 acres, with attributes such as views and water, this collection of homes will serve as a terrific home base for work,play, rural child-raising and Hudson Valley exploration.

Most of the land is adaptable to a wide-range of design styles, and will support secondary projects like garages and pools.

Think of the Crest as nothing more than a blank palette for your upstate ambitions, a collective and collection of like-minded families who share an address but do their own thing.

Catskill Farms has delivered over 275 homes in the Catskills real estate area over the past 20 years, augmenting, adding to, and enhancing the architectural landscape of Hudson Valley Real Estate. Our new homes find a sweet spot between form and function, satisfying the quality and creativity of our design-minded clients, as well as their need for speed. Our homes for sale in the Catskills have always been a hot ticket since the first one in 2003. Defined by an intangible emotional pull they radiate, these houses are truly homes, providing safety, comfort, and a great palette for the sharp interior design talents of our typical clients.

These homes and land pairing are located on a 200 acre parcel of Sullivan County Catskills real estate. Sullivan County is best known for its lack of density, value for the dollar, and the towns of Narrowsburg, Callicoon, Livingston Manor, Barryville, Bethel, and more. Ride your bike on roads without cars, find your favorite swimming hole on the Delaware River, and spend your evenings watching the sunset and stars shine with nary another light in sight.