Perched on 16.93 acres of Catskill Mountain splendor, Elliot Place is a magnificently restored 19th-century farmhouse — a six-bedroom sanctuary where light pours through every room and the silence of the mountains settles in like a long exhale.
The wrap-around veranda stretches the full length of the house, furnished for long summer afternoons. An original fireplace commands the ground floor. A dramatic master suite opens to a private balcony with mountain views. Outside, a bluestone patio, fire circle, bocce court, and the historic three-story barn complete the picture.
This is not a hotel. It is a private estate — entirely yours.
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Inquire About AvailabilityExplore the full house room by room — from the grand entry hall with its original fireplace to the cathedral-ceilinged master suite. Wide-plank hardwoods, original millwork, and carefully chosen art run throughout all 4,226 square feet.
A spa-level sanctuary adjoining the master suite. A cast-iron clawfoot soaking tub beneath large windows. Crystal chandelier. Glass-enclosed rain shower with subway tile and mosaic floor. Double vanity with marble countertop.
The heart of the house. The original fireplace — exposed red brick, painted terracotta, black surround — anchors the entry. The original stained-glass front door casts colored light across the foyer floor in the afternoon. Pine-beaded ceilings uncovered during restoration.
Adjacent to the entry hall, the fireplace living room offers an intimate gathering space with original crown molding, wide-plank hardwood floors, and curated antique furnishings.
A light-filled parlour with three bay windows, white slipcovered sofas, and a round glass-and-brass coffee table. An upright piano in the corner. Original rosette millwork frames every window. The room glows with afternoon light.
Fully equipped with a gas range, butcher block countertops, distressed white upper cabinets, black lower cabinets, dishwasher, and wide-plank hardwood floors. Everything needed for serious cooking.
A sunny room off the kitchen — perfect for morning coffee, casual meals, or a quiet read. Natural light throughout the morning.
A beautifully renovated bathroom with black beadboard wainscoting, original penny tile floor, white subway tile, bathtub-shower combination, and antique-style fixtures.
The upper floor hallway runs the full length of the house, lit by a series of hanging black lantern pendants. Wide-plank original hardwood floors and white paneled wainscoting throughout.
The original staircase with its carved newel post, turned white balusters, and black-painted handrail. A piece of 19th-century craftsmanship at the center of the house.
Serving the second floor bedrooms, this renovated bathroom features a glass-enclosed shower, oak vanity with marble countertop, marble penny mosaic floor tile, and classic subway tile walls.
A serene second floor bedroom with original paneled millwork walls, hardwood floors, and a queen bed with iron headboard. Incredible mountain views and views down the sloping landscape in front of the house pour through the lace curtain window.
A light-filled second floor bedroom with queen bed, antique dresser with mirror, and two framed waterfall photographs. Incredible mountain views and views down the sloping landscape in front of the house, framed by original rosette millwork surrounds.
A generous second floor bedroom with a queen bed, bay windows with sheer curtains, a dark wood dresser, and a Persian rug on the hardwood floor. Views of the forest and the barn.
A charming second floor bedroom with two full beds, original millwork, and sitting chair. Incredible mountain views and views down the sloping landscape in front of the house, quiet and private.
The bunk room, ideal for children or extra guests. A white twin-over-full bunk bed with built-in stair storage, deep blue Chinese dragon rug, and a navy armchair with ottoman.
A private third-floor workspace and fitness room with forest views. Herman Miller chair, desk with dual monitors, Peloton bike, hand weights, yoga mat, and a small library. Overseen by a large Holstein cow painting.
Seventeen private acres of meadow, forest, and mountain — a historic barn, a fire circle beneath the stars, a bocce court, and grounds made for wandering.
A dramatic three-story barn, original to the property, with hand-hewn beams and weathered siding that tell the story of this land. A striking backdrop for gatherings by firelight.
A stone fire circle glows against the old barn on autumn evenings, ringed by red Adirondack chairs. Steps away, a bocce court invites friendly competition until dark, with the windmill turning above the treeline.
A bluestone patio for outdoor dining, a play set for the youngest guests, a windmill overhead, and quiet wooded paths throughout the property's seventeen acres.
An aerial view of Elliot Place reveals the full scope of the property — farmhouse, barn, and grounds set against an unbroken wall of Catskill Mountains.
Every element of Elliot Place has been curated with care — from the sweep of the mountain views to the quality of the linens. Whether you come for a family reunion, a creative retreat, or a long weekend away, the estate bends to the rhythm of your stay.
East Durham sits in the northern Catskills — a landscape of ridgelines, hemlock forests, and open sky that has drawn New Yorkers for over a century. Elliot Place is discreetly positioned on Elliot Place road, approached by a private drive from two separate entrances.
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"An extraordinary property — the scale of it took our breath away the moment we drove up. The mountains, the barn, the deck at golden hour... we didn't want to leave."
"We've rented many Catskill properties over the years. Nothing comes close to Elliot Place. The space, the quiet, the setting — it's in a category of its own."
"Our annual family reunion finally had a home worthy of the occasion. 12 of us stayed and felt we could have had 20 more. The barn alone is worth the trip."