These are the highest-priced home sales reported in Hudson–Catskill, New York for the week ending October 25, 2026. All five are single-family homes, three in Columbia County and two in Greene County, and together they sold for $7.72 million. Austerlitz accounts for two of the sales, with one each in Windham, Germantown and Hunter. The group runs from a 19th-century village home to country properties on open and wooded acreage, and nearly all of them look out on the mountains.
No. 1 — $2,613,500 · 60 Blueberry Lane, Austerlitz, New York
The week’s highest-priced sale was 60 Blueberry Lane in Austerlitz, which sold for $2,613,500. Designed by Kate Johns and built in 2005, it is the newest home of the five, and its 30 acres make it the largest property on the list. A private drive rises through lawns, meadows, gardens and woods to the home, which looks west to the Catskill Mountains.
The home combines contemporary and farmhouse styles. Past a wide front porch, the living and dining spaces open up under high ceilings, with wide-plank floors and walls of glass facing the view. A stone wood-burning fireplace warms the living room, and French doors lead out to a stone patio. The chef’s kitchen has a Wolf range, a large center island and a walk-in pantry, and from there more French doors open onto a bluestone three-season porch that overlooks the gardens, the pool and the mountains.
The home has four bedrooms, four full baths and a half bath, and 3,691 square feet of living space. The primary bedroom is set in its own wing with a large walk-in closet and a library or office beside it. Upstairs, two guest bedrooms, each with its own bath, share a sitting area. The finished lower level has a recreation room, a bar and a full bath, and there is a mudroom, a laundry room and an attached two-car garage.
Outside, perennial and wildflower gardens surround the pool and spa, and the land also includes a spring-fed swim pond. The property last sold in 2020 for $2.3 million.
Nancy E. Felcetto of Brown Harris Stevens HV LLC was the listing agent for the top sale of the week.
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No. 2 — $1,800,000 · 37 The Loop, Windham, New York
In Windham, a log home at 37 The Loop sold for $1,800,000. The slopes of Windham Mountain Club are a short walk away, and the restaurants, breweries and golf courses around Windham’s village are within minutes.
Built in 2004 of post-and-beam construction with log siding, the home has three levels, 3,740 square feet, five bedrooms and three baths. Vaulted ceilings rise over an open plan in which the custom kitchen, with its granite counters, flows into the dining and living areas around a stone fireplace. Two bedrooms and a full bath are on the main level. The primary suite sits in the loft, looking down on the great room and out to the mountains, and the finished walkout lower level adds a family room and two more bedrooms. A two-level deck with a hot tub and an electric-car charger round out the property, which sits on half an acre.
The property last sold in 2016 for $1.2 million. Carol Shaw of SHAW COUNTRY REALTY INC was the listing agent.
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No. 3 — $1,572,285 · 41 Chicory Lane, Austerlitz, New York
Chicory Hill House, at 41 Chicory Lane in Austerlitz, began as a 1985 contemporary and has since been through an extensive renovation, inside and out. It sold for $1,572,285.
The renovation brought James Hardie concrete siding, triple-paned Austrian-engineered windows and sliding doors, new split-unit heating and cooling, and solar panels. Inside, white oak floors in wide planks run through the upper levels. The living room is built around a floor-to-ceiling fireplace of fluted marble that burns wood, and the dining area has a built-in bar with an ice maker and a wine fridge. In the kitchen, emerald green Zellige tile meets stone counters, custom cabinets and Fisher & Paykel appliances, with a walk-in pantry alongside. The bathrooms have marble finishes and heated floors.
The home has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,908 square feet of living space. The primary suite has a double walk-in closet and a lofted sitting area that looks over the open main living space. Walls of glass lead onto a new cedar deck with a hot tub, an outdoor shower and a grilling area, facing open fields. The walk-out lower level is unfinished, warmed by a wood-burning stove, and comes with architectural plans for its completion.
The 20.03-acre property sits at the end of a long private driveway, with woods, a creek that runs all year and a small waterfall. There is a two-car garage. The listing puts the village of Chatham five minutes away.
Anthony Dargenzio of Houlihan Lawrence Inc. was the listing agent, and Linnea VanTassel of Country Life Real Estate, LLC represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $891,000 · 40 Young America Road, Germantown, New York
The oldest home in this week’s Top 5 is River Watch, a Folk Victorian built in 1890 at 40 Young America Road in Germantown, in the hamlet of Young America. It sold for $891,000. The home stands back from the road at the top of a hill, with views of the Hudson River and the Catskill Mountains.
A front porch with turned posts and detailed brackets runs across the front. Inside, a vestibule opens into a sunny living room lined with built-in bookcases, where French doors lead out to the flower garden. There is a formal dining room, and the country kitchen, with a butcher-block island, opens onto a large deck. Plank doors with wrought-iron handles and floors of wide and medium boards carry through the rooms. Two separate staircases climb to the second floor, where three bedrooms share two full baths, one with a claw-foot tub. The home also has a half bath, for three baths in all, and 1,675 square feet of living space.
The one-acre lot has old-growth trees, fenced flower and vegetable gardens and a brook along its northern edge. Down the gravel driveway, an outbuilding has a two-car garage and a four-season studio now used for pottery. The village center of Germantown is less than a mile’s walk away. The property last sold in 2018 for $475,000.
The home went under contract 21 days after it was listed. Eliane Abramoff of Four Seasons Sotheby’s Int. was the listing agent, and William Sidoriak of Flemming Realty represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $844,500 · 6424 Ny-23a, Hunter, New York
At 6424 Ny-23a in Hunter, a long private driveway winds up through the trees to a contemporary home that cannot be seen from the road. The 14.30-acre property is wooded, with open lawns near the home, and the village of Tannersville and Hunter Mountain are close by. It sold for $844,500.
Built in 1980 of block and stucco, the home has 3,870 square feet of living space, the most of the five, along with five bedrooms and three baths. Dark-stained exposed beams stand out against white walls, and arched doorways and pine paneling add to the mountain character. A wall of locally sourced stone with a wood-burning insert is the centerpiece of the main living space, where the kitchen, dining and living areas share one open plan. Sliding glass doors lead out to a large stone patio. A bright family room, a mud and ski room for gear, and a circular gravel driveway complete the picture.
Regina Tortorella and Aaron Perer, both of Coldwell Banker Village GreenW, were the listing agents.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, October 25, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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