$2,390,000

182 acres in Kerhonkson. Privacy, scale, beauty, and possibility in one rare piece of land. Tucked into the quiet landscape of Kerhonkson, this extraordinary 181-acre property offers the kind of space, privacy, and natural character that is almost impossible to find at this scale. Whether imagined as a secluded family compound, a private mountain retreat, or a thoughtful three-home development with a cul-de-sac, the land gives you room to create something lasting without sacrificing the raw beauty that makes it special. The property is a rare mix of usable terrain and wild Hudson Valley texture. Much of the land is flat to gently sloping, making it unusually approachable for a parcel of this size. A long path leads into the property, bordered by mountain laurel, opening the experience slowly and beautifully. Throughout the acreage, you will find rock outcroppings, fields of wild blueberries, abundant wildlife, and a rich variety of mature trees that give the land depth, privacy, and a strong sense of place. With selective clearing, there is potential to reveal striking mountain views, creating homesites that feel private, elevated, and deeply connected to the surrounding landscape. A pond sits along the border of the property, adding another quiet layer to an already remarkable setting. This is land with presence. It is not just acreage on a map. It feels like a world of its own. Located near the restaurants, shops, farm stands, and small-town energy of Accord and Kerhonkson, the property offers seclusion without isolation. You can disappear into the woods, listen to the wind move through the trees, watch wildlife cross the open ground, and still be close to the places that make this part of the Hudson Valley so desirable. Large undeveloped parcels like this do not come to market often, especially with this combination of size, privacy, usability, natural beauty, and development potential. For the buyer with vision, this is a chance to shape 182 acres into something deeply personal, quietly impressive, and increasingly rare.