Nestled on a wooded hillside on one of Hillsdale's prettiest country roads is where you will discover this exceptional 2,500 sq.ft. custom-built home. The 5.5-acre parcel sits above Pine Ridge Lane; a lightly travelled country road located just off Mitchell Street in the heart of Hillsdale. Surrounded by nature in every direction, the peaceful, park-like setting is unique and as beautiful as any other we have seen. The spacious three-bedroom, three bath colonial offers numerous design features and accents that bring the outdoors in and fills the home with natural light. The main level features an open floor plan centered around the grand living room with vaulted ceiling and stone fireplace. Off the living room you will find a formal dining room, updated kitchen with center island, breakfast nook and bedroom suite with full bath and walk-in closet. On the second level, there are two additional generously sized bedrooms and a full bath situated off the balcony sitting area. If more living space is desired, the full basement has high ceilings and can easily be finished to create a great room, exercise room or any other space you desire. Outdoors is another area where this property truly shines. Although the parcel size is not over-sized, it's location and setting provide the privacy and seclusion generally only reserved for much larger parcels. Entering the property, you are greeted by an impressive stone wall and stairway leading to the front entrance. A composite deck wraps around the front, side and rear of the property for outdoor enjoyment. A surprisingly large lawn provides an open setting with plenty of sunlight, while the hardwood forest surrounding the house protects is privacy. The woodlands and natural gardens have been meticulously maintained over the years to create the natural setting that helps make this home so uniquely special. All this and more can be found on a quiet dead-end road in Hillsdale that is only a few minutes away from Catamount Ski Area, the HV Rail Trail, Taghkanic State Park and located half-way between Hudson and the Berkshires.