Cedar Cottage with hot tub as seen in New York Times escape section.

This cottage was featured in the Escape Section of the New York Times. The house is in a great location, six minutes by car to the town of Woodstock, yet it is secluded; this house is a true gem, updated with three lovely bedrooms and one bathroom. The property sits at the bottom of Ohayo Mountain on 2.6 wooded acres with partial mountain views. Close to skiing There is a brand-new hot tub to die for! The renovated 1924 house has a brand-new kitchen with cathedral ceilings and several large skylights. The living room boasts a beautiful large quarry stone fireplace and cherry hardwood floors, with radiant floor heating in the kitchen and bathroom. A lovely cedar deck is at the back of the house. Adjacent to the open kitchen is a large glass-enclosed heated porch with a large dining room table and streaming sunlight—beamed ceilings. The house is beautifully decorated with an Eastern flair for a natural retreat feel. For music lovers, the living room has a piano. There is one cozy queen-sized bed in two bedrooms and a full in the third bedroom. An original children's playhouse sits on the property.

Woodstock is well known for its art and music scene. Restaurants, crafts, hiking, horseback riding, and swimming are nearby. Skate on a nearby lake. Cross-country skiing and swimming at Wilson State Park (5 minutes). Only 25 minutes from skiing at Bellaeyre or 45 minutes from Hunter Mt.

Secluded yet close to town: This property is in a perfect location because it is set back in the woods but only minutes from Woodstock. Hike on the mountain property, then go into town for a latte: Lake and water nearby and a short drive to skiing.