Down a tree-lined gravel road in Lagrangeville sits a home that doesn’t look like anything else around it. On 2.3 private acres, shaded by an oak believed to be over 300 years old, this custom ranch was built around the land — a U-shaped layout that wraps a sun-filled, pergola-shaded courtyard, keeping the outdoors part of everyday life. Surrounded by open farmland that maintains a clear horizon and a genuinely rural setting, it’s the kind of place that feels far from everything until you need something.

Step into a grand foyer full of natural light and the ease of true one-level living: 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and bright open rooms warmed by radiant floor heat and a cast stone gas fireplace — with a large basement below offering generous extra space for storage, a workshop, a gym, or future finishing. The Viking stainless steel kitchen is built for company, hand-scraped wood floors run through the bedrooms, and the spacious primary suite offers a walk-in closet and jacuzzi tub. Just as notable is what’s behind the walls — over the last three years the home has been thoughtfully modernized with owned solar panels that cover virtually all of the home’s electricity, low-temp heat pumps that heat and cool efficiently down to -13°F, an electric heat-pump water heater, a brand-new Navien condensing boiler, an EV charger, and a brand-new whole-house generator. The result is a home so efficient the owners spend roughly $50 a month on heating and cooling, all without sacrificing any of the character.

Outside, a fully fenced yard, mature landscaping, a gated vegetable garden with raised beds, a landscaped fire pit for cool nights, a hot tub, an attached two-car garage, and an oversized shed. And while the setting feels genuinely tucked away, you’re just minutes from the Taconic State Parkway, close to everyday conveniences, and less than 70 miles north of New York City — quiet at the end of the road, close to everything when you want it.

Additional recent updates include a 2024 electrical system upgrade, new light fixtures and ceiling fans, refreshed landscaping, and new lock sets.