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Catskills - Sullivan County - Ulster County Real Estate -- Catskill Farms Journal

Old School Real estate blog in the Catskills. Journeys, trial, tribulations, observations and projects of Catskill Farms Founder Chuck Petersheim. Since 2002, Catskill Farms has designed, built, and sold over 250 homes in the Hills, investing over $100m and introducing thousands to the areas we serve. Farms, Barns, Moderns, Cottages and Minis - a design portfolio which has something for everyone.

June 22, 2013

Ranch VII Sold - Barryville NY Real Estate



It's a complex challenge to manage and juggle 8 projects at a time, especially when they overlap at the back end (that's what she said), and closing on 4 homes and finishing up construction on the Schoolhouse and Farm 20 and Glasco Cottage and starting the Saugerties Loft, and preconstruction activities on 5 new projects - let's just say the intracacies of that type of precise scheduling and execution can be intense.  Then spread it over a 120 mile area, and sprinkle in the typical personality of our typical accomplished client, and one can quickly see there's no faking it here.


Ranch VII is a great story of two guys (broadway dancers I think) planning for years to make this country sojourn happen - prioritizing, budgeting, planning, waiting - and now, here it is.  Done, complete, all hazards navigated.



The Carport.  The vertical metal siding defines this exterior.







This home is a spin-off of Ranch V and VI on a great wooded 5 acre expanse a stone's throw from Barryville and the Delaware River.




Brought the metal siding idea inside as well, which I thought was a great idea.



No trouble getting the cooking and entertaining done in this setup.






One of the well-windowed bedrooms.


Very dwell and country living without even trying.



The lower level.






Outdoor living all around.




Here's one of our Mini-Cottages being resold (after marriage and twins) and going into a deal, which I always love to see.


And Lucas got 'stinged' by a bee at Circle Park, just about the cheek bone in that real fleshy ouchy area of tissue.  Tough kid.


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