This contempory farmhouse, located at 70 Bryan Farm Lane, is in the top 10 most expensive single-family residences in Dutchess County. 

Located in the Shekomeko Valley, a historic hamlet that was once a village of the Mahican people, sits a completely renovated contemporary farmhouse that is for sale for $4.99 million.

The 5-bedroom, 5.5-bath home sits on a country road at 70 Bryan Farm Lane in Pine Plains in northern Dutchess County. The property, which was built in 1992 and is surrounded by conservation land, ranks among the top 10 most expensive single-family residences in Dutchess County on the market right now.

The real estate market in Hudson Valley continues to reflect historically low inventory, which has increased sales prices, particularly since the pandemic.

Listed by Elyse Harney Real Estate, the property sits on 13 acres and includes a heated gunite pool, integrated into the landscape. The home is a short drive from Millerton and the Wassaic Train Station with access to New York City, and is close to Salisbury and Sharon, Connecticut.

Here’s a look inside.

The patio boasts country views of the Shekomeko Valley in Dutchess County.

The property includes a heated gunite pool, integrated into the landscape. A portion of the Shekomeko Creek runs through the 13-acre property.

The 4,425-square-foot home last sold for $1.4 million in 2017.

First-floor common spaces share a two-sided fireplace. 

Classic white on the exterior, the farmhouse reveals colorful interiors, such as the kitchen which is equipped with soapstone countertops, a Plain English cabinet system and a walk-in pantry.

The renovated farmhouse includes 5.5 baths, including a walk-in shower with a bathtub off the main bedroom.

The main floor contains a media room, primary bedroom with ensuite bath, and a mudroom.

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Cloey Callahan is a lifelong Hudson Valley resident who was born and raised in Brewster, lived in New Paltz for four years while she attended college, and now resides in Newburgh on Liberty Street. On a sunny day, she strolls through Newburgh enjoying the 19th-century architecture on her way to the Hudson River waterfront. You can reach her at cloey.callahan@hearst.com to say hi or with pitches.