This enchanting1890s farmhouse, situated on 37 acres of pure magic, boasts a picturesque rural setting with views of meadows, majestic woods, bluestone terrace, natural swimming pond, and captivating rock walls encircling the property. Every step unveils a new perspective, akin to stepping into a living painting, all within a short drive to Stone Ridge's heart. It is rare to find this amount of private and possibly sub-dividable land in such close proximity to Stone Ridge. Originally constructed in 1890, the residence seamlessly integrated a 2001 addition. In 2011, the current owners further renovated the house with high end fixtures, appliances, and bespoke, custom-designed details that harmoniously merge old-world charm with modern elegance, paying homage to the house's rich history. The first level offers versatile living and entertaining spaces, featuring a chef's kitchen complete with both AGA and Wolf ranges. Past the dining room, the new wing of the house opens onto a sunlit great room with a Rumford fireplace and doors leading to an expansive veranda. An office/den provides a tucked-away retreat. Downstairs there is a bonus room ideal for movie watching or a playroom. Two stairways, front and back, lead to the second floor. The main bedroom showcases Venetian plaster walls, a second fireplace and balcony overlooking the expansive grounds. The en suite primary bathroom renovation spared no expense, from the Agape soaking tub to the nautilus shell-inspired shower clad with Bisazza mosaic tile. The additional bedrooms in the original part of the house showcase built-in nooks and storage closets, antique flooring and custom milled moulding. An adjacent bathroom features imported English plumbing fixtures, a soaking tub and salvaged tiles from the Netherlands. Across the lawn is a former horse barn with original stables. Upstairs, the barn includes a painting studio that features a double-height, north-facing window. The lower half of the barn has radiant heated concrete floors and French doors opening onto a bluestone patio. This space was once used as a studio for jewelry making and metalsmith. This unique property allows flexibility for a swimming pool and plenty of room to configure a guest house. Mary’s Lane epitomizes elegant country living, seamlessly blending history, luxury, and natural beauty. Additional Information: Amenities:Soaking Tub,
Single-familyProperty Type
1890Year Built
$534Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listing by Lisa Cooper• BHHS Hudson Valley Properties
Contact: (845) 679-0006
Bought with Non Non Member-MLS• Buyer Representation Office
This enchanting1890s farmhouse, situated on 37 acres of pure magic, boasts a picturesque rural setting with views of meadows, majestic woods, bluestone terrace, natural swimming pond, and captivating rock walls encircling the property. Every step unveils a new perspective, akin to stepping into a living painting, all within a short drive to Stone Ridge's heart. It is rare to find this amount of private and possibly sub-dividable land in such close proximity to Stone Ridge. Originally constructed in 1890, the residence seamlessly integrated a 2001 addition. In 2011, the current owners further renovated the house with high end fixtures, appliances, and bespoke, custom-designed details that harmoniously merge old-world charm with modern elegance, paying homage to the house's rich history. The first level offers versatile living and entertaining spaces, featuring a chef's kitchen complete with both AGA and Wolf ranges. Past the dining room, the new wing of the house opens onto a sunlit great room with a Rumford fireplace and doors leading to an expansive veranda. An office/den provides a tucked-away retreat. Downstairs there is a bonus room ideal for movie watching or a playroom. Two stairways, front and back, lead to the second floor. The main bedroom showcases Venetian plaster walls, a second fireplace and balcony overlooking the expansive grounds. The en suite primary bathroom renovation spared no expense, from the Agape soaking tub to the nautilus shell-inspired shower clad with Bisazza mosaic tile. The additional bedrooms in the original part of the house showcase built-in nooks and storage closets, antique flooring and custom milled moulding. An adjacent bathroom features imported English plumbing fixtures, a soaking tub and salvaged tiles from the Netherlands. Across the lawn is a former horse barn with original stables. Upstairs, the barn includes a painting studio that features a double-height, north-facing window. The lower half of the barn has radiant heated concrete floors and French doors opening onto a bluestone patio. This space was once used as a studio for jewelry making and metalsmith. This unique property allows flexibility for a swimming pool and plenty of room to configure a guest house. Mary's Lane epitomizes elegant country living, seamlessly blending history, luxury, and natural beauty.
HVCRMLS #20220791
May 23, 2022
Price Changed
$2,300,000
$641/sq ft
Apr 4, 2022
Listed
$2,495,000
$695/sq ft
HVCRMLS #20213252
Aug 29, 2021
Listed
$2,495,000
$695/sq ft
HVCRMLS #20204627
Oct 23, 2020
Listed
$2,950,000
$822/sq ft
HVCRMLS #20100219
Feb 4, 2010
Sold
$933,750
$260/sq ft
Dec 20, 2009
Listed
$975,000
$272/sq ft
Public Records
Feb 29, 1996
Sold
$126,500
$35/sq ft
Public Records
Jan 23, 1985
Sold
$83,500
$23/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$22,202 (−0.2%)
$155,000 + $648,000
$803,000
2024
$22,246 (+1.3%)
$155,000 + $648,000
$803,000
2023
$21,955 (+1.4%)
$155,000 + $648,000
$803,000
2022
$21,642 (+3.6%)
$155,000 + $648,000
$803,000
2021
$20,899 (+7.2%)
$155,000 + $648,000
$803,000
2020
$19,489 (+6.4%)
$155,000 + $648,000
$803,000
2019
$18,309
$155,000 + $575,000
$730,000
2018
$18,310 (−0.9%)
$155,000 + $575,000
$730,000
2017
$18,468 (−2.4%)
$155,000 + $575,000
$730,000
2016
$18,915 (−0.4%)
$105,000 + $625,000
$730,000
2015
$18,982 (+1.3%)
$105,000 + $625,000
$730,000
2014
$18,739
$105,000 + $625,000
$730,000
Tax history for 40 Mary's Ln
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$22,202 (−0.2%)
$155,000 + $648,000
$803,000
2024
$22,246 (+1.3%)
$155,000 + $648,000
$803,000
2023
$21,955 (+1.4%)
$155,000 + $648,000
$803,000
2022
$21,642 (+3.6%)
$155,000 + $648,000
$803,000
2021
$20,899 (+7.2%)
$155,000 + $648,000
$803,000
2020
$19,489 (+6.4%)
$155,000 + $648,000
$803,000
2019
$18,309
$155,000 + $575,000
$730,000
2018
$18,310 (−0.9%)
$155,000 + $575,000
$730,000
2017
$18,468 (−2.4%)
$155,000 + $575,000
$730,000
2016
$18,915 (−0.4%)
$105,000 + $625,000
$730,000
2015
$18,982 (+1.3%)
$105,000 + $625,000
$730,000
2014
$18,739
$105,000 + $625,000
$730,000
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.