Brown Harris Stevens

Stoneledge is a river estate in the old sense of the word—substantial, storied, and shaped by the landscape it inhabits. Twelve sweeping acres meet 400 feet of private Hudson River shoreline. Originally built in the 1920’s Stoneledge had a full renovation while keeping the old world charm. The main house unfolds across three dramatic levels, built in hand-laid stone and clad in expansive sheets of glass, offering over 4,800 square feet of living space. Its scale is grand, but never impersonal. Every inch has been thoughtfully imagined—efficient, state-of-the-art, and deeply comforting. Bluestone anchors the terraces, the walkways, the decks, the kitchen floor—pulling the tones of the river into the architecture. Every exterior stone was set by hand, echoing the timeless craftsmanship of Europe’s great estates. Inside, a chef’s kitchen opens into a sunlit great room, where walls of glass frame the water like a painting. The kitchen is outfitted with luxurious stone surfaces, a gourmet warming drawer, top-tier appliances, custom cabinetry, and generous workspaces designed for entertaining on any scale. It's a culinary sanctuary that blends function and finesse. Fireplaces—stone, wood-burning, propane—appear throughout, none more striking than the one at the heart of the home, a double-sided hearth wrapped in smooth marbled stone, with the river rising behind it. There are rooms for music, for film, for yoga and wellness. There are three bedrooms on the main floor, and the primary is set apart for maximum privacy. Four tiers of decks step down toward the river and pool. The home breathes naturally—solar-powered, fitted with electric heat and mini-splits, and designed for both intimacy and lavish gatherings. The solar panels help offset energy costs—and may offer tax benefits-making the estate as efficient as it is elegant. It is a place of parties and fireworks, but also of deep rest. The guest house is private and full of grace; the garage vast enough for boats, toys, and playful ambition. With its scale, privacy, and unparalleled setting, the property also holds immense potential as a high-end vacation rental. Outside, the land itself has been sculpted with reverence. Victoria Gardens created a landscape worthy of the Hudson’s quiet power: red tulips in spring, allium and hydrangea in bloom, ornamental garlic, magnolia, Japanese maple, and great, sweeping red maples whose leaves light up the lawn each fall. Stone terraces and walls cascade toward the river, and a meandering path leads to a small, private beach where the sky opens and the water awaits. Sit at the river’s edge and take in the view-there are organic vegetable beds, apple trees, and secret places to sit throughout the grounds. This is a house that offers privacy without isolation, beauty without pretense, and a kind of stillness you can feel even before you open the front door. With world-class hiking, dining, and the creative hum of Hudson Valley villages just minutes away, Stoneledge feels like a secret—yet everything is at your fingertips.