Fox Hollow: Milanville, PA

Open House: Saturday, October 10th, 1-2:30

About The Property

Tucked away on five private, wooded acres in the Pennsylvania hills, just across the upper Delaware from New York, Fox Hollow is a meticulously maintained cabin with thoughtful, modern touches throughout. Three bedrooms and two baths unfold across 1,700 square feet.

This house is built for every season. In fall, the front and back porches overlook the foliage. In winter, cozy up by the bluestone hearth, which radiates warmth from the efficient wood-burning insert. Spring brings the first warm afternoons to the side deck, and by summer it becomes the outdoor dining room.

The open concept living area rises to high ceilings, with exposed rustic trusses and newly added skylights that fill the room with natural light throughout the day. A hearth of locally quarried bluestone anchors the sitting area, and sliding doors open to the deck and back porch.

The kitchen allows effortless entertaining, with generous counter space for cooking your favorite meals, ample storage, and a natural flow to a dining area that easily seats six.

Two generous-sized bedrooms on the main level share a full bath with a tub, with one serving as a second primary and the other perfect for a guest bedroom or office. Each has its own mini-split for heating and cooling.

Upstairs, a loft makes a quiet corner for reading or putting on a record. The primary suite has room for a king bed, a walk-in closet, and an en-suite bath with a separate shower and a deep soaking tub. A mini-split here, too, keeps the room comfortable year-round.

The unfinished basement, with a laundry room, wood stove, and 12ft high ceilings, is a blank canvas for anyone wishing to add functional square footage - a game room, a media room, an additional bed and bath, or a workshop.

Outside, beneath strung lights, the fire pit waits for long evenings and s'mores. And a shed offers storage for all your tools.

Located just 2 hours from the George Washington Bridge, the thriving and quaint river towns are an easy drive: Callicoon is a 15-minute drive, and Narrowsburg is 12 minutes. A National Park Service-managed access point to the Upper Delaware River is less than 10 minutes away.