Luxury Living at the Lake

Located 120 miles north of New York City in one of the most beautiful areas of the Hudson River Valley, Sleepy Hollow Lake is a 2200 acre residential community surrounding a two and a half mile man-made lake.

Bordering the Hudson River and Catskill Mountains, recreational and cultural opportunities abound. The towns of Athens and Catskill are 10 minutes and 15 minutes away respectively, with restaurants, bars, shopping, grocery shopping, movie theater, bowling, microbrewery and easy access to the Hudson River.

The charming towns of Hudson (with an Amtrak station) and Saugerties are each 25 minutes away and offer upscale restaurants, arts, entertainment, world-famous antiquing and farmer's markets.

Woodstock and Rhinebeck are 40 minutes away and offer more great restaurant, performance centers, museums, shopping, bars and music. Thirty miles to the north, New York State's capitol city, Albany, offers exciting dining, shopping, and theater opportunities.

The Berkshires are less than one hour away with art galleries, Tanglewood, Jacob's Pillow, Kripalu, numerous theaters, MASS MoCA, festivals and arts events.

Sleepy Hollow Lake itself provides endless opportunities for boating, swimming, waterskiing, biking, tennis, basketball, baseball, walking, and more. In addition, the Hudson River is directly adjacent to Sleepy Hollow Lake with public boat launches in both the towns of Athens and Coxsackie. For winter fun, Sleepy Hollow Lake is nestled between the region's premier downhill ski areas - Hunter Mountain and Ski Windham 30 minutes to the west; Butternut Basin, Catamount and Jiminey Peak 45 minutes to the east.

The Riverside towns of Athens, Coxsackie, Catskill and Hudson are filled with a rich historic past - period homes and buildings prevail. The National Historic Landmark, Olana - home of Hudson River School painter Frederic Church, is a vital part of the surrounding communities’ economy and identity. Views from Olana of the Hudson River and Catskill mountains are unparalleled in the Hudson Valley.

With Albany 30 miles to the north, the Town of Hudson to the east, Woodstock and Poughkeepsie to the South and the great Catskill mountains to the West, Sleepy Hollow Lake has all the elements of great living. Metro North in Hudson puts New York City an easy and accessible two hours ride. With Boston 3 hours away.

The area surrounding Sleepy Hollow Lake is some of the most historically significant in the country. The Villages of Coxsackie and Athens, the municipalities which host Sleepy Hollow Lake, are two of the last intact historic waterfront villages left on the Hudson River.

Some of the most important early American works of art and literature were created in Sleepy Hollow Lake's backyard. Thomas Cole, the Founder of America's first indigenous school of painting (The Hudson River School), resided in Catskill and his restored home, "Cedar Grove", is now open to the public. Olana, the home of renowned Hudson River School painter Frederic Church, is directly across from Cole's house in Hudson and is considered to be one of the finest artists residences in the country.