Description
At the end of a picturesque country road, where pavement gives way to gravel and the land begins to speak, sits 109 Paul Horn - a home placed with intention. This is more than a house; it's a personal retreat, a homestead, and a promise of a slower, richer way of life. Set on 5.5 acres of open fields and woods, it offers complete privacy with sweeping views that shift with the seasons.
Golden light spills across the stamped concrete patio and glimmers off the in-ground pool, inviting long summer days and starlit evenings. Stones wind through the property like old friends, and a ready-to-go chicken coop welcomes your flock - with room for goats, sheep, or any farm companions you choose. It's a place where the rhythm of nature sets the pace, and every sunrise feels like a fresh beginning.
Inside, the country kitchen features granite counters, stainless steel appliances, and the picture perfect farm table dining room. The living room centers around a wood-burning fireplace, ideal for snowy Catskill nights, while the spacious family room invites creativity, connection, and quiet moments.
Upstairs, five bedrooms unfold like quiet chapters, each offering space to host, create, or simply unwind.
Just minutes away, the town of Catskill blends history and creativity. From the Thomas Cole National Historic Site to galleries, boutiques, and farm-to-table eateries, it's a place where art and community intertwine. Outdoor adventures abound - boating on the Hudson, hiking in the Catskills, skiing at Windham & Hunter - and the area's calendar is filled with festivals, farmers markets, and seasonal celebrations that bring neighbors and visitors together.
Living at 109 Paul Horn means waking to birdsong instead of traffic, measuring time in seasons instead of schedules, and finding beauty not just in the landscape, but in the rhythm of a life well-lived. It's a place to live, to gather, to grow - and when you're away, it can thoughtfully extend its welcome to others as a short-term rental. Let your story finds its setting, nestled in the hills and heart of Catskill.
