Ellenville · Hudson Valley
Leave the city.
Come to the country.
Pond, fire pit, wood stove, and deer in the yard. Minutes from Sam's Point.
A restored farmhouse. 48.5 acres. Room to slow down.
- 48.5acres to explore
- 4guests · 2 bedrooms
- 1.5baths
- Starlinkhigh-speed Wi-Fi
- Petswelcome
About the farmhouse
A family farmhouse, brought back home
We were able to bring Christina's family's little 1930s farmhouse back into the family. Parts of the homestead are believed to date to the late 1800s. We renovated it from top to bottom. Today it's fully electric and modern inside, with a brand-new wood stove for cozy nights.
The house sits several hundred feet off the road on 48.5 acres of fields and woods. Expect quiet mornings, a small fish pond out back, a fire pit with log seats and plenty of firewood, and deer, wild turkeys and the occasional eagle wandering past the windows.
The house
Small, warm, and well stocked
Sleeping
- Sleeps 4, plus a pack-n-play for little ones
- Bedroom 1: two full beds
- Bedroom 2: queen bed with its own door. True to the era, you reach it by walking through Bedroom 1.
Living
- Fully stocked kitchen and a quaint dining room
- Cozy living room with the wood stove
- Full bath downstairs, half bath upstairs
- Washer and dryer
Working & arriving
- Starlink Wi-Fi, fast enough for video calls
- Dedicated workspace
- Self check-in with a smart lock
- Check-in 4 PM · checkout 12 PM
- Free parking on the property
"This is a magical place… The property is a resort in itself, with total relaxation from life's stresses."
Kenneth, guest
The grounds
Forty-eight acres of fields, woods and water
- The pond. Stocked with fish right behind the house, so bring your fishing poles.
- The fire pit. Log seating and plenty of firewood for s'mores.
- The deck and grill. Morning coffee, summer dinners.
- The wildlife. Deer, wild turkeys, eagles and more are regular visitors.
- The summer kitchen. The outdoor kitchen out front, where the wildlife-proof trash bins live.
What guests say
5.0 stars from 44 stays
Guest feedback from our Airbnb listing. Rating and review count checked November 2026.
"Immaculately clean… several hundred feet from the road, making for a very quiet and peaceful experience. The wild deer and turkey regularly wandered through the property."
"Made traveling to attend a wedding something that was also just for us. The property is peaceful and gorgeous. We loved the cozy wood stove."
"Perfect for me and my 2 small pups. Kitchen is excellent and well supplied. The bedrooms were cozy and really comfortable."
"The house and property are great, and Christina was an excellent host!"
Explore nearby
The Shawangunk Ridge on your doorstep
- Sam's Point Preserve
- A starting point for a day outdoors. Check current trail access, conditions and reservation requirements before visiting.
- Minnewaska State Park
- Sky lakes, carriage roads and cliff-top views.
- Hang gliding at Mountain Wings
- Lessons in the "hang gliding capital of the Northeast."
- Shadowland Stages
- Professional theater in a restored 1920 vaudeville house on Canal Street.
- Eat local
- Aroma Thyme for farm-to-table, Gaby's Cafe, and Cohen's Bakery for early-morning pastries.
- Summer in the village
- The Blueberry Festival, the farmers market and free outdoor concerts.
Plan your stay
Your country escape starts here.
- Talk to us. Ask Peter and Christina about the house, your dates or a special occasion.
- Book through Airbnb. View current availability, pricing and policies on our listing.
- A personal welcome. One family-run farmhouse, cared for with attention.
Airbnb listing: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/864353622392197735
Good to know
Before you arrive
Is it good in winter?
Yes. The wood stove and cozy bedrooms are guest favorites, and the fields are beautiful under snow.
Can I bring my dog?
Yes, pets are welcome. Let us know when you request your dates.
Is the Wi-Fi good enough to work?
Yes. Starlink high-speed Wi-Fi handles HD streaming and video calls, and there's a dedicated workspace.
Anything unusual about the house?
It's a true old farmhouse. You reach the queen bedroom by walking through the first bedroom, and the upstairs half bath has a low ceiling, so taller guests should mind their heads.
What's shared, and what's locked?
You'll have the whole house and the outdoor summer kitchen out front. The other buildings on the property stay locked.
What about wildlife and trash?
This is real country, and the wildlife is part of the charm. Please keep trash in the bins in the summer kitchen.
Are there cameras?
Exterior security cameras only. There are none inside the house.
Your hosts
Peter & Christina Scibelli
We're a Hudson Valley family. This farmhouse belonged to Christina's family, and bringing it back has been a labor of love. We live nearby, answer fast, and want your stay to feel like coming home to the country.
Request your dates