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1018 Route 292
Pawling, NY 12531
Elizabeth Hofweber with McGrath Realty Inc, original listing - (845) 855-5550
$8,800
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
4
Bathroom
Full: 4
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
4641 Square Feet
Property Description
Escape to your own private waterfront oasis, less than 2 hours from NYC. Discover the epitome of lakeside luxury in this stunning contemporary home on Whaley Lake. This extraordinary 4,641-square-foot residence offers the perfect combination of lavish living and serene lakefront charm, situated on 2.74 acres with over 500 feet of lake frontage on Dutchess Counties largest private motorboat lake. With a private dock, sandy beach, and direct access to the Dutchess Rail Trail, this property invites you to embrace a lifestyle that feels like a vacation every day. Whether you are seeking a peaceful getaway or an outdoor adventure, you’ll enjoy cozy accommodations, and a variety of activities right at your doorstep. Boasting four bedrooms and four baths, this home is designed to impress with resort-like amenities and breathtaking views from nearly every room. The interior begins with a striking two-story living room featuring a wall of windows, sliding glass doors leading to an expansive deck, and a shared two-sided fireplace connecting to the family room. The open-concept layout seamlessly flows from the family room to the dining area and into the sleek center-island kitchen, equipped with professional-grade appliances. The first-floor primary suite is a true retreat, complete with a balcony, walk-in closet, and a two-sided fireplace that warms both the bedroom and the luxurious primary bath. The bath is outfitted with a deep soaking tub, large shower, and dual vanities. A den with a six-sided tray ceiling, a second ensuite bedroom, two home offices, one with its own private entrance, a full bath with deck access, a spacious pantry and laundry room round out the main level, along with access to the two-car garage. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms, a full bath, and an interior balcony overlooking the main living space offer privacy and comfort. The full, unfinished walk-out basement opens to a covered patio, providing yet another inviting area for relaxation or entertainment. Whether you’re boating, swimming, fishing, or simply taking in the stunning surroundings, this Whaley Lake home delivers an unparalleled living experience. It's time for you to unwind, recharge and make unforgettable memories in this idyllic lakeside haven. In addition to lake living, explore the best trails to hike or bike with the newly completed trail connector for the Dutchess Rail Trail that is adjacent to this property, and the Appalachian Trail just minutes away. In the winter, enjoy skating on the lake and for those who ski, you are just minutes to the Thunder Ridge Ski Area. Options are available to deliver this rental unfurnished, semi-furnished or fully furnished and stocked. This year-round rental offers the perfect escape and is just minutes away from either the charming Village of Pawling, replete with boutique shops, fine dining, and the Pawling Metro North train station or the Town of Patterson with easy access to Route 22, I-684/84 and two additional Metro North train stations.
Property Information
Lot Size
2 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Residential Lease-Single Family Residence
Year Built
2006
MLS Number
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Location
Address
1018 Route 292
City
Pawling
State
NY
Zip Code
12531
County
DUTCHESS
Listing
Name
Phone
(914) 760-9418
Office Name
Office Phone
(845) 855-5550
Agent Name
Elizabeth Hofweber
Agency Phone
(845) 855-5550

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