A farmhouse raised in 2024
4 Tetta Lane is a modern farmhouse raised in 2024 on a private road in Olivebridge, in the town of Olive, Ulster County. The listing record puts it at three stories and roughly 3,000 square feet, with about 2,000 of that above grade, behind fiber-cement siding of the HardiPlank type. Inside, a bluestone entry gives way to wide-plank pine floors, a stone wood-burning fireplace, and a kitchen of custom cabinetry with a Bertazzoni range and a built-in wine refrigerator. Four bedrooms and four full baths sit across the finished levels, and forced-air heat with central air runs the whole house.
Nine acres and a pond
The house sits on nine acres with its own pond, a screened porch, a fire pit, a rear deck and a second deck at the front. A separate outbuilding is fully heated, which is what turns it from a shed into an office, a studio or a gym. The school district is Onteora Central.
The hamlet that moved for the reservoir
Olivebridge is a hamlet inside Catskill Park, and the record behind it includes a move. The town of Olive was formed in 1823, and when New York City built the Ashokan Reservoir between 1907 and 1915 the water covered some of the town's communities. The hamlet now called Olivebridge was relocated from its earlier site on the Esopus Creek, and the area it occupies was formerly known as Tongore. The listing places the house within easy access of the Rondout Valley.
