“SEVEN WONDERS OF SLOATSBURG” – Hidden within the rolling foothills of the Ramapo Mountains, where forest-lined roads wind through one of the Hudson Valley’s most historic and naturally beautiful settings, lies a property unlike anything to reach the market in generations. Seven Wonders of Sloatsburg is not simply a home, but a rare multi-parcel offering spanning 3 contiguous lots totaling 3.24 acres, creating an extraordinary landscape of history, privacy, creativity and endless possibility stretching from Eagle Valley Road to picturesque Overlook Drive.

At the heart of the offering stands 90 Eagle Valley Road, a grand circa-1904 farmhouse estate encompassing nearly 4,000 SF of richly layered interiors, historic craftsmanship and endlessly adaptable living spaces. For decades, the home was transformed by renowned art historian, preservationist and professor Kenneth Linsner into a living museum — an immersive residence where every room, hallway, study and hidden corner tells a different story inspired by world travel, architecture, art and history.

The experience of the home unfolds almost cinematically. A library gives way to a hidden den. A staircase reveals another wing filled with warmth and character. Distinctive rooms transport you across continents and eras, including the unforgettable “Santa Fe Style Room,” overlooking the breathtaking grounds, and the evocative “Egyptian Room,” each curated with its own atmosphere and sense of place. Throughout the residence, historic farmhouse details blend with collected textures, antiques and worldly influences to create a home that feels deeply soulful, imaginative and entirely one-of-a-kind.

Beyond its artistry lies remarkable scale and flexibility. With its abundance of studies, libraries, dens and gathering spaces, the residence offers the opportunity to reimagine the home into as many as 9 bedrooms and 4 full baths, creating endless possibilities for a multi-generational retreat, creative residency, boutique hospitality concept, artist sanctuary or legacy estate unlike anything nearby.

Behind the residence, accessed from a peaceful cul-de-sac, sits 27 Overlook Drive — a separate and buildable .66-acre parcel currently home to a charming barn structure. Framed by mature trees on one of Sloatsburg’s most picturesque streets, the parcel presents extraordinary optionality: build a guest house, studio retreat, develop a luxury residence for resale, or expand the estate into a true compound setting.

Completing the offering is 80 Eagle Valley Road, a sprawling 1.87-acre parcel rich in natural wetlands and preserved beauty. While largely untouched, the land creates something increasingly impossible to replicate this close to NYC — a permanent sense of peace, privacy and immersion in nature. Together, the 3 parcels create a remarkable canvas for gardens, pools, outdoor dining, entertaining spaces, recreation lawns, walking paths, firepit lounges and quiet sanctuaries surrounded by mature trees and protected landscape.

The story of the property is deeply intertwined with the story of Sloatsburg itself. Dating back to the 18th century, this region served as an important gateway through the Ramapo Pass connecting New York to the frontier beyond. Today, Sloatsburg remains one of the Hudson Valley’s hidden gems — beloved for its mountain scenery, artistic spirit and unmatched access to nature. Minutes away are lakes, trails and breathtaking vistas of Harriman State Park, along with nearby hiking, cycling, kayaking and countless outdoor escapes throughout the Ramapo Mountains.

Despite its tranquility, the property remains remarkably connected — approximately one hour from NYC and near the Sloatsburg Station with access to the NJ Transit Train for convenient commuting to Manhattan and Hoboken connections.

Seven Wonders of Sloatsburg is not simply a home — it is a private world of endless potential waiting to be reimagined…