CASA COLINA Set atop 10 private acres, the drive winds naturally uphill through the landscape, revealing the home — a striking modern composition of Tigerwood, black pine, Belgian concrete panels, glass, and custom iron railings — thoughtfully sited within its natural surroundings with layered views across the Taghkanic Hills. Architecturally bold yet deeply inviting, the home embodies an organic modern design aesthetic, blending clean lines with warmth, texture, and an unmistakable sense of craftsmanship. Wrapped in natural materials inside and out, every detail feels intentional — calm, tactile, and quietly luxurious. Over 40 windows pull in shifting natural light throughout the day, creating a constant connection to the surrounding landscape. The open living spaces are anchored by a dramatic brick wall and cast-iron wood stove, while light oak floors and beautifully executed woodwork flow seamlessly throughout the home. A balcony extending from the main living area further blurs the line between indoors and out, offering an elevated perch above the surrounding landscape. Designed for gathering, the kitchen features custom cabinetry, a five-burner range with pot filler, and effortless flow into the dining and living spaces. The layout is thoughtful, balancing openness with privacy. The primary suite is a true retreat — private, serene, and immersed in nature — featuring a luxurious spa-like bath, private balcony with custom cast-iron railings, and an outdoor shower that further blurs the line between indoors and out. A second en suite bedroom offers the same sense of calm and thoughtful design, while the third bedroom feels suspended in nature, framed by natural light and surrounding landscape. An additional stunning full bath continues the home’s refined and understated material palette. Below, a separate flex space with private access lends itself naturally to a studio, office, wellness room, or secluded creative retreat. Radiant heat, air exchange systems, a generous mudroom and laundry room, extensive storage, mechanical room, two-car carport, and additional covered outdoor storage complete the home’s thoughtful functionality. Sleek yet inviting, modern yet deeply natural, the home evokes a quiet Frank Lloyd Wright sensibility — architecture designed not simply to sit on the land, but to belong to it. Privately set yet ideally located, the property offers easy access to Hudson, the Taconic Parkway and all of the Hudson Valley’s best dining, hiking, golf, skiing, farm markets, and cultural destinations — all under two hours from NYC.