Set on 51.17 bucolic acres in the Coleman Station Historic District in the heart of the Hudson Valley, this spectacular custom designed Federal style home spans approximately 5,200 square feet including the finished basement. The dramatic sweeping driveway is lined in mature Red American Maple trees and leads to the elegant estate which is protected under the Dutchess Land Conservancy and boasts unparalleled views of the property's landscape with over 75 trees, pastoral views, a pond and wetlands. There are four corner bedroom suites all with en-suite windowed full bathrooms, two powder rooms and four wood burning fireplaces. The inviting entertainment space includes a magnificent living room, a formal dining room, a library with a bluestone patio, and an entertainment room. There is an enormous gourmet eat-in kitchen outfitted with Subzero, Viking, and Miele appliances, which has an open informal dining area that opens onto a beautifully finished bluestone patio overlooking the pond and featuring an outdoor gas Viking grill. In the finished basement is a billiard room, a media room, a gym, a custom 1,200-bottle wine cellar, a playroom/utility room, a laundry room, a workshop, a mechanical room and storage. The home has been perfectly sited to take advantage of the stunning southern and western views. The regal main house is complemented by a three car windowed garage, a Gunite heated swimming pool and hot tub, and an impressive pool house with a kitchenette, full bathroom, and a changing room. The exteriors of the pool house include bluestone patios including a covered porch and the second outdoor Viking gas grill. Meticulously designed by architect John Kinnear, every room has grand scale and is perfectly proportioned for everyday living and formal entertaining. There are cedar roofs, copper piping, wide plank pine floors and a windowed mudroom. No expense was spared with two-zone central air conditioning, a back-up generator, Cat6 wiring, a whole house water filtration system and water softener and an extensive audio/video system. Perfectly located in the Oblong Valley, 595 Sharon Station Road boasts all the comforts one could wish for in a home. This private oasis is minutes away from the heart of Sharon, CT and Millerton, NY, ten minutes to the Wassaic train station and right off the Harlem Valley Rail Trail.,APPLIANCES:Water Softener,FLOORING:Wide Board,Wood,EQUIPMENT:Water Filter,ExteriorFeatures:Landscaped,OTHERROOMS:Formal Dining Room,Library/Study,Laundry/Util. Room,Rec/Play Room,Foyer,Workshop,ROOF:Wood Shingles
Single-familyProperty Type
2005Year Built
51.17 acresLot Size
$819Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listing by Cathy Franklin• Elyse Harney Real Estate
Set on 51.17 bucolic acres in the heart of the Hudson Valley, this spectacular custom designed Federal style home has sweeping pastoral views and spans approximately 5,200 square feet. There are four bedrooms, four bathrooms, two powder rooms and four wood burning fireplaces. The inviting entertainment space includes a magnificent living room, a formal dining room, a library with a blue stone patio, and an entertainment room. There is an enormous gourmet eat-in kitchen that has an informal dining area that opens onto a beautifully finished bluestone patio overlooking the pond. In the finished basement is a billiard room, a media room, a gym, a custom wine cellar, a playroom/utility room, and a laundry room. There is a three car windowed garage, a Gunite heated swimming pool and hot tub and a pool house with a kitchenette and full bathroom. Meticulously designed by architect John Kinnear, there are wide plank pine floors, central air conditioning, a back-up generator, and Cat6 wiring.
Smart MLS #170082524
Oct 22, 2019
Listing Removed
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May 11, 2018
Listed
$3,245,000
$686/sq ft
HVCRMLS #120741
May 11, 2018
Listed
$3,245,000
$686/sq ft
Public Records
Feb 5, 2003
Sold
$475,000
$100/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$45,270
$487,500 + $2,494,800
$2,982,300
2025
$45,270 (+4.6%)
$487,500 + $2,494,800
$2,982,300
2024
$43,294 (+1.6%)
$439,900 + $2,321,500
$2,761,400
2023
$42,606 (−3.0%)
$439,900 + $2,241,100
$2,681,000
2022
$43,921 (+53.0%)
$407,300 + $2,075,100
$2,482,400
2021
$28,708 (+5.6%)
$335,700 + $1,184,300
$1,520,000
2020
$27,193 (+2.5%)
$320,700 + $1,199,300
$1,520,000
2019
$26,518 (−6.2%)
$320,700 + $1,199,300
$1,520,000
2018
$28,278 (+2.3%)
$320,700 + $1,199,300
$1,520,000
2017
$27,642 (−0.8%)
$320,700 + $1,199,300
$1,520,000
2016
$27,851 (+1.1%)
$320,700 + $1,199,300
$1,520,000
2015
$27,543 (−0.4%)
$320,700 + $1,199,300
$1,520,000
2014
$27,662
$320,700 + $1,199,300
$1,520,000
Tax history for 595 Sharon Station Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$45,270
$487,500 + $2,494,800
$2,982,300
2025
$45,270 (+4.6%)
$487,500 + $2,494,800
$2,982,300
2024
$43,294 (+1.6%)
$439,900 + $2,321,500
$2,761,400
2023
$42,606 (−3.0%)
$439,900 + $2,241,100
$2,681,000
2022
$43,921 (+53.0%)
$407,300 + $2,075,100
$2,482,400
2021
$28,708 (+5.6%)
$335,700 + $1,184,300
$1,520,000
2020
$27,193 (+2.5%)
$320,700 + $1,199,300
$1,520,000
2019
$26,518 (−6.2%)
$320,700 + $1,199,300
$1,520,000
2018
$28,278 (+2.3%)
$320,700 + $1,199,300
$1,520,000
2017
$27,642 (−0.8%)
$320,700 + $1,199,300
$1,520,000
2016
$27,851 (+1.1%)
$320,700 + $1,199,300
$1,520,000
2015
$27,543 (−0.4%)
$320,700 + $1,199,300
$1,520,000
2014
$27,662
$320,700 + $1,199,300
$1,520,000
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.