Property Details

Overview

Sleek and sophisticated, this modernist residence echoes the subtle ripples of nearby Round Pond, to which Lakeside has lake access rights. The architecture is comprised of three wings joined on a single level to create dynamic indoor and outdoor living spaces, perfect for the ease of single level living. Lakeside is located in Rhinebeck on 4.5 acres, primarily wooded with beautiful terrain, rock outcroppings and mossy knolls. Access stunning Round Pond a short walk away via shared dock, perfect for morning swims or weekend kayaking adventures. This desirable non-motor lake is the perfect complement to modern home. Less than 10 minutes to Rhinebeck village, the property feels remote yet easily accessible from NYC by road and rail. The property’s inspired interiors showcase natural materials and textures celebrating the structure of the home a quintessential country respite. The form, clad in black with lighter accents, allows for separation of spaces including open plan living + entertaining with more private owners’ suite. Living spaces on this single level home share views to the outdoor entertaining patio and grounds the perfect spot for outdoor entertaining after a day on the lake. A double sided fireplace adds separation and drama to the living spaces. The luxe kitchen features a large eat-at island and a second scullery kitchen for additional prep & storage. An attached two car garage connects to the family entrance with mud room and laundry. Privately located, the spacious primary bedroom suite includes glazed sleeping room, freestanding bathtub, shower, double vanity, radiant floor heat, WC and stunning views to the natural setting. An office/gym completes the owners’ domain. Secondary guest bedrooms and a covered porch complete the residence. The interior design features luxury materials including oak hardwood floors, designer finishes, Danish cabinetry, Bosch appliances and high efficiency HVAC. Includes septic, private water well, underground utilities and driveway. To be built by the Upstate Modernist team.