340 Upper Pine Kill Road, Wurtsboro, NY 12790

Your secluded, luxurious sanctuary with serene, beautiful, nature and wildlife surroundings in the general regional context of the Southern Catskill Mountains of Southeastern Sullivan County, NY.This spacious home has been renovated during the last few years with high quality materials, systems and luxurious surfaces and components, such as the white shaker cabinets, soapstone countertops, hardwood floors, floating staircase, designer lighting, center island kitchen, Bertazonni appliances, breakfast bar, garbage disposal and dishwasher and dryer that all combine to enhance and enrich the lifestyle qualities of living here. The two-story great room has floor to ceiling windows on three sides giving views of your expansive property - yard and woodlands.The open architectural design joins the great room, dining area, kitchen and loft and with the abundant doors and windows, the indoor-outdoor living flow provides an ongoing sense of living in and with nature whether indoors or outdoors.The large downstairs bedroom, with nearby bathroom, has windows on three sides and enables one-floor living with convenient access to all the home's main living areas without going upstairs.The floors in the mud room are heated by radiant heat. Lights and heat are connected to an iPhone smart home control system that can be controlled from anywhere in the world. The electronic system is supported by a self-starting whole house generator. The water treatment system includes both filtration and purification functions. The flagstone patio has a built-in firepit and a ceramic smoking oven.The second-floor master bedroom, like the first floor bedroom, also has windows on three sides plus closets and a balcony. Upstairs, the bathroom has a cast-iron slipper tub and rainfall shower.This beautiful 6.1 acre, wooded, personal sanctuary located in the Southern Catskill Mountains of Southeast Sullivan County is within minutes of the Otisville train station to NYC is close to Middletown, Wurtsboro, West Brookville and Port Jervis for an easy work commute. There are many natural parks and attractions, with abundant wildlife numbers of all native species, and at least 32 species of birds. Beyond the beautiful, well-kept wildlife habitat on your own six acres, the nearby area offers additional venues to explore and enjoy the natural world, including, the Bashakill Wildlife Preserve and the wild and scenic Upper Delaware River Parks. For local cultural entertainment the towns of Middletown, Wurtsboro, Port Jervis, and the quaint hamlets