Uncover the Legacy and extensive land of the stone house in Stone Ridge Step into a rare Hudson Valley inheritance — nearly 100 acres of rolling meadows, woodlands, and sky surrounding one of Stone Ridge's most distinctive eighteenth century stone homes. This vast and largely undeveloped landscape offers unmatched privacy, natural beauty, and remarkable potential homesite for thoughtful expansion or long-term stewardship. The primary access to the acreage is from the Cottekill Road residential primary driveway. Four smaller legal lots along Corriendale Road offer secondary entry points and enhance the development flexibility. The terrain—predominantly level and walkable—features broad fields and mature hardwoods, including maple, oak, black hickory and cedar. The landscape is ideal for future home sites, guest cottages, or a multi-residence compound. At the heart of the property stand three historic yet well-maintained structures, each reflecting the enduring craftsmanship of the Hudson Valley:(see MLS 20054922} The main stone residence, dating to the early 1800s, showcases wide-board floors, two grand fieldstone fireplaces, and sun-filled gathering rooms that speak to generations past. A charming two-story guesthouse, currently configured as a two-bedroom retreat, provides an inviting space for visitors, rental or creative use. A classic red barn, complete with a full attic and a heated room now serving as a gym, offers endless versatility for studio work, storage, or agricultural purposes. Together, these buildings open onto a panorama of open meadow and forested hills — a storybook pastoral landscape alive with the character and calm that define Stone Ridge. With dual road access and nearly a hundred contiguous acres, the property invites a spectrum of visions: a private compound, a conservation-minded estate, or a carefully planned enclave of homes. Whatever the next chapter, this remarkable offering stands as both a legacy preserved and a future waiting to be written in one of the Hudson Valley's most sought-after locales.