The house
A sage board-and-batten farmhouse with twin window towers and a red metal roof, behind a gate on 5.94 acres in the hamlet of Ancram. Lawns roll from the deck down to its own pond, and a cedar-roofed potting shed stands at the water's edge.
Inside are 3,937 square feet on three levels. The living room gathers around a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace beneath a hand-hewn beam, and the dining room has hand-hewn posts overhead, built-in shelves, a stone wall and sliders to the deck.
Upstairs
A custom iron stair rail, forged as branches and leaves, climbs past the stone to three bedrooms, an office and two full baths. The primary suite has a sitting area and a walk-in closet.
At the top is a skylit library loft lined with bookshelves, with a window nook under the eaves. The white kitchen has stone counters and a breakfast room set in a bay window.
The grounds
Stone walls hold perennial beds along the front walk, a maple stands by the door, and a balustrade marks where the lawn meets the woods. A yellow shepherd's wagon is parked under the trees, and there is a red barn with a cupola, plus fruit and specimen trees.
The listing calls the property Wildflower Hill. A Viessmann boiler and an engineered septic system were both installed in 2025, and the house has mini-split air conditioning, 200-amp service with a generator hookup, a private well and high-speed internet. There is an attached garage and a detached two-car garage. The schools are Taconic Hills.
