A sprawling farmhouse set on ten acres with a pond and heated saltwater pool, perfectly situated in the Hudson Valley between Rhinebeck and Hudson. Set back from the road down a long, circular driveway, the home is framed by willow trees and blooming perennials, and the whimsical covered porch is reminiscent of iconic Southern architecture. Enter through a mudroom into a wide, gracious foyer where the original tin ceiling is still perfectly intact and painted a luminous glossy blue that sends natural light dancing about the space. A classic four-square configuration, you’ll find four rooms off of the central hall. The kitchen sits in the northeastern section of the south-facing home, it is designer renovated perfection with custom, inset cabinetry and a plate rack hung above the farmhouse sink that looks to be plucked right out of a Cotswolds cottage. You’ll find a Wolf range, loads of storage, integrated appliances and a large center island. The kitchen leads into the dining room where a Brooklyn artist has handprinted a mural to cover the walls and painted the ceiling a bright and unexpected pop of green. Across the central hall lies a light filled, large living room with build in cabinetry and a woodburning stove. This area leads into the study, painted a moody blue which contrasts beautifully with the bright home. Upstairs, four well-sized bedrooms. The primary suite features exposed beams on the ceiling and a wonderfully sizable walk-in closet. The ensuite primary bathroom has a soaking tub, a separate shower lined in handmade tiles, and jack-and-jill sinks. Two additional bedrooms share a full bath off of the hallway, and another ensuite bedroom lies at the back of the house next to the laundry room. The magic is in the details here, with hardware from Waterworks, unlaquered brass light switches from Forbes and Lomax, and vintage lighting sourced primarily from Italy. Brand new mechanicals. Outside, a sundrenched backyard is the perfect backdrop for the heated, gunite, saltwater pool overlooking a beautiful pond. The ten acre parcel is private and wonderfully dynamic with lawn, woods and water. 2h to NYC and 15m to Amtrak and in the Red Hook school district, this house is pure Hudson Valley charm. Additional Information: ParkingFeatures:2 Car Attached,
Single-familyProperty Type
1940Year Built
10.6 acresLot Size
$668Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 spacesParking
Listing by Annabel Taylor• Four Seasons Sothebys Intl
A sprawling farmhouse set on ten acres with a pond and heated saltwater pool, perfectly situated in the Hudson Valley between Rhinebeck and Hudson. Set back from the road down a long, circular driveway, the home is framed by willow trees and blooming perennials, and the whimsical covered porch is reminiscent of iconic Southern architecture. Enter through a mudroom into a wide, gracious foyer where the original tin ceiling is still perfectly intact and painted a luminous glossy blue that sends natural light dancing about the space. A classic four-square configuration, you'll find four rooms off of the central hall. The kitchen sits in the northeastern section of the south-facing home, it is designer renovated perfection with custom, inset cabinetry and a plate rack hung above the farmhouse sink that looks to be plucked right out of a Cotswolds cottage. You'll find a Wolf range, loads of storage, integrated appliances and a large center island. The kitchen leads into the dining room where a Brooklyn artist has handprinted a mural to cover the walls and painted the ceiling a bright and unexpected pop of green. Across the central hall lies a light filled, large living room with build in cabinetry and a woodburning stove. This area leads into the study, painted a moody blue which contrasts beautifully with the bright home. Upstairs, four well-sized bedrooms. The primary suite features exposed beams on the ceiling and a wonderfully sizable walk-in closet. The ensuite primary bathroom has a soaking tub, a separate shower lined in handmade tiles, and jack-and-jill sinks. Two additional bedrooms share a full bath off of the hallway, and another ensuite bedroom lies at the back of the house next to the laundry room. The magic is in the details here, with hardware from Waterworks, unlaquered brass light switches from Forbes and Lomax, and vintage lighting sourced primarily from Italy. Brand new mechanicals. Outside, a sundrenched backyard is the perfect backdrop for the heated, gunite, saltwater pool overlooking a beautiful pond. The ten acre parcel is private and wonderfully dynamic with lawn, woods and water. 2h to NYC and 15m to Amtrak and in the Red Hook school district, this house is pure Hudson Valley charm.
OneKey® MLS as Distributed by MLS Grid #H6309709
Dec 9, 2024
Sold
$1,850,000
$714/sq ft
Dec 5, 2024
Pending
—
Nov 23, 2024
Relisted
—
Nov 1, 2024
Pending
—
Sep 23, 2024
Price Changed
$1,995,000
$770/sq ft
Aug 6, 2024
Price Changed
$2,170,000
$838/sq ft
Jul 16, 2024
Price Changed
$2,375,000
$917/sq ft
May 30, 2024
Listed
$2,475,000
$956/sq ft
OneKey® MLS as Distributed by MLS Grid #M417754
Sep 28, 2023
Sold
$689,000
$266/sq ft
Aug 28, 2023
Listed
$679,000
$262/sq ft
Bring your creative touch and revitalize the splendor of this late Victorian farmhouse. With its distinctive hipped-roof design, cupola, original architectural details and timeless charm, you'll have plenty to work with. Offering 10.6 acres of combined wetlands, forest, fields, meandering walking trails and a shared pond, this sanctuary is a haven for biodiversity. Its prime location gives you the opportunity to create a truly unique home that captures the essence of both history and modern living, all within an easy drive to Tivoli, Red Hook, Rhinebeck, Hudson, and Bard College. Unlock the possibilities and make this farmhouse a reflection of your vision and style.,OTHERROOMS:Sun Room,Library/Study,Unfinished Square Feet:1295,AboveGrade:2590,ROOF:Asphalt Shingles
Public Records
Mar 15, 2023
Sold
$679,000
$262/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$23,800
$692,500 + $535,700
$1,228,200
2025
$23,800 (+66.0%)
$692,500 + $535,700
$1,228,200
2024
$14,336 (+1.0%)
$635,364 + $64,836
$700,200
2023
$14,194 (+2.1%)
$299,700 + $360,900
$660,600
2022
$13,904 (+1.8%)
$270,000 + $314,600
$584,600
2021
$13,663 (−0.5%)
$270,000 + $229,700
$499,700
2020
$13,732 (+0.7%)
$270,000 + $210,500
$480,500
2019
$13,631 (+0.3%)
$270,000 + $210,500
$480,500
2018
$13,587 (+0.9%)
$270,000 + $210,500
$480,500
2017
$13,467 (+0.9%)
$270,000 + $210,500
$480,500
2016
$13,347 (−0.5%)
$270,000 + $210,500
$480,500
2015
$13,417 (+1.3%)
$270,000 + $210,500
$480,500
2014
$13,239
$270,000 + $210,500
$480,500
Tax history for 667 Budds Corners Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$23,800
$692,500 + $535,700
$1,228,200
2025
$23,800 (+66.0%)
$692,500 + $535,700
$1,228,200
2024
$14,336 (+1.0%)
$635,364 + $64,836
$700,200
2023
$14,194 (+2.1%)
$299,700 + $360,900
$660,600
2022
$13,904 (+1.8%)
$270,000 + $314,600
$584,600
2021
$13,663 (−0.5%)
$270,000 + $229,700
$499,700
2020
$13,732 (+0.7%)
$270,000 + $210,500
$480,500
2019
$13,631 (+0.3%)
$270,000 + $210,500
$480,500
2018
$13,587 (+0.9%)
$270,000 + $210,500
$480,500
2017
$13,467 (+0.9%)
$270,000 + $210,500
$480,500
2016
$13,347 (−0.5%)
$270,000 + $210,500
$480,500
2015
$13,417 (+1.3%)
$270,000 + $210,500
$480,500
2014
$13,239
$270,000 + $210,500
$480,500
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
4
Baths
3.5
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
10.96 Acres
Year renovated
1960
Sq. Ft.
2,590
Year built
1940
Style
Vacant Land
County
Dutchess County
APN
134889A00617400009943020000
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Oct 5, 2026.
RD3
Rural Development 3
The Rural Development 3 (RD3) District is intended to allow a mix of agricultural use and compatible moderate-density rural residential development and other conservation, recreation and open space uses consistent with established land use patterns. In order to conserve prime agricultural and other environmentally sensitive lands throughout the RD3 District, as well to maintain the overall rural and scenic character of the district, use of the residential cluster subdivision technique, encouragement of conservation density subdivisions and limitations on the scale of development that may be authorized are provided.