A Stylishly Converted 1800s Homestead Asks $1.9M in Tivoli, New York
Located roughly two hours from New York City, the 4.5-acre property comprises a revamped barn and cottage, plus multiple outdoor gathering areas—including a thriving garden planted with over 20 species of mature trees.
Located roughly two hours from New York City, the 4.5-acre property comprises a revamped barn and cottage, plus multiple outdoor gathering areas—including a thriving garden planted with over 20 species of mature trees.
In the village of Tivoli in Dutchess County, New York, a charming, renovated homestead with a 19th-century barn and 1970s cottage sits on a picturesque, 4.5-acre lot along the banks of Stoney Creek.
An aerial view of the converted barn and cottage on the property’s 4.5-acre lot in Dutchess County, New York. The current owners added solar power technologies in 2017, which now cover 50 percent of the property’s electricity use.
Photo by Alon Koppel
The property, dubbed The Barn in Tivoli, comes with four bedrooms and four baths across the two buildings, in addition to multiple outdoor areas with fire pits and a yoga deck with creek views. Thanks to a full remodel by the owners—a designer/builder and artist duo who collaborated with local artisans for the renovation—the reimagined buildings are equipped with updated appliances. Both structures also employ sustainable and energy-efficient solutions where possible.
A large Vermont Castings woodstove anchors the open-plan living and dining area in the converted barn.
Photo by Alon Koppel
Exposed beams and timber-clad walls enhance the barn’s rustic aesthetic.
Photo by Alon Koppel
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