Property Description

Welcome to Hedgerow Cottage, a circa 1887 farmhouse on a quiet country road in Copake Falls, one of the last remaining original farmhouses in this corner of Columbia County. Set on 1.3 grandfathered acres bordered by New York State conserved land and surrounded by properties all exceeding ten acres, the setting feels far larger than its acreage suggests. Three bedrooms, two full baths, and a chef's kitchen sit at the heart of the home. A working wood-burning fireplace, a rocking chair porch, a garden art studio, and grounds of exceptional quality frame a property with far-reaching Berkshire Mountain views. Comprehensively renovated with an authentic farmhouse sensibility, the home honors the quiet integrity of its early origins. Catamount Ski Area and Bash Bish Falls are minutes away, and Hudson is thirty minutes.Cedar shingles and a deep front porch welcome you at the front of the house. Inside, wide plank oak and pine floors run through the principal rooms, and the living room is warmed by a wood burning fireplace. The fully renovated kitchen reflects years of considered planning. Olive-toned cabinetry connects the room to the expansive green views outside. Outfitted with top-of-the-line appliances including an AGA 36-inch induction range, Sub-Zero refrigerator, and Asko dishwasher, it was designed for serious cooking and casual entertaining in equal measure. Quartz countertops and island, a farmhouse sink with copper fittings, vintage lighting and a bespoke pantry complete the space. A tiled mudroom, a reading area overlooking the garden, and a main floor guest bedroom with views of the flower garden round out the floor. Two additional bedrooms and a renovated full bath with soaking tub, antique hardware, and a vintage sink occupy the upper floor, with storage tucked into the eaves and the primary bedroom offering a large closet and space for a desk. A finished basement adds further flexible space, and a new metal roof was installed in 2022. The grounds, shaped by landscape architect Jamie Purinton with an emphasis on native plantings and low-maintenance design, are a garden of genuine depth and beauty. Established perennial flowerbeds of iris, peonies, and reblooming lilacs, hydrangeas, and viburnums line the western hedgerow, providing privacy and a constantly shifting color palette across the seasons. A peach orchard with seven trees, two apple trees including a 70-year-old grafted specimen bearing both red and green fruit, and two crabapple trees occupy the eastern slope, with spring blooms that st

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