$2,600,000

History abounds at this remarkable estate, reached by a quarter-mile-long drive offering complete seclusion across 43+ acres spanning two parcels. Sited below the slopes of the historic Byrdcliffe Arts Colony and adjacent to the legendary Grossman estate, the property offers a rare combination of privacy, natural beauty, and Woodstock history. The property features three main buildings: a charming storybook 1934 cottage with two bedrooms and two baths; a three-bay garage with a second-floor office; and the original barn, now converted to a two-bay garage. Completing the structures is a tool and potting shed adjoining a stone patio with a stone fireplace. Inside the cottage, an expanded eat-in kitchen features sliders leading to a stone terrace overlooking the pond and mountains. The beamed-ceiling living room centers around a fireplace, with French doors capturing the surrounding views. The primary en-suite bedroom features original painted woodwork, an enclosed daybed, and another fireplace. Upstairs, a cozy second bedroom with mountain views completes the cottage. Up the hill sits the Woodstock Recording Studio, where Jack DeJohnette, Happy Traum also Blood Sweat and Tears and The Band recorded their Gold Albums. The spacious, heated, vaulted studio features sound booths and shares the structure with an adjoining office and vault. The heated, oversized three-bay garage, with loft space and an upstairs office, overlooks the pool area below and offers additional views of the meadow, pond, and mountains. Down the lawn and through the meadow lies the magical pond, surrounded by nature and mountain views. This is a truly special piece of Woodstock history - and a little slice of paradise.