394 N Mountin Rd, Copake, NY This property has it ALL, 3 Level Contemporary, Living level has dramatic liv.rm w/ stone firepl, high ceiling walls of glass facing views that wil take your breath away, dining rn & screened rm facing views & large deck, 3 bdrs & 2 baths. Master BDR suite+Study on Upper level & lower level w/ large study. Loc. is 5 min to Catamount, 26 Miles to Tangelwood, 10 mi.to Gt. Barrington, 15 mi. to Salisbury Ct. 20 mi. to Hudson & 2 + hrs. to NYC & trails to Taconic St. Park 5mi. walk & up the rd. to Rail Trail Donna Peck, Copake Realty, (518) 329-4251 Agent Phone: (518) 329-4251 15 Pioneer Dr, Copake, NY Pioneer Drive on Upper Rhoda Pond, in southern Columbia County, New York, was designed, taking into consideration what so many people look for when they are going to build a country home –outdoor room to play, space between house sites, water access and even a private community tennis court. This 4 BR, 3 BA, 4125 sf home compli...
The landscape drainage plan shown in this rendering brings excess rainwater to an infiltration trench at the front right side yard where it can seep back into the ground The first questions I ask when I stand on a new site are: where is the water coming from, where is it going to go, and what's going to happen when it gets there? Howard Cohen, Landscape Architect Landscape drainage is a critical factor in the success of any landscape design project. And most Northern Virginia properties have pre-existing drainage problems that must be addressed within the scope of a landscape design project. The first step for your landscape architect is to conduct a thorough site analysis and evaluation taking note of the existing slopes and elevation changes on the property, surface and groundwater (wet and dry areas), and soil composition. We want to be sure that rainwater is not puddling on hard surfaces but is directed to run off and sink into the ground. We want soil around plants and trees...
Last month we shared how refinishing the floors at the duplex made us feel like we turned a major corner at a house we've been renovating for over a year (remember when it looked like this ?!). And now we are firmly in "the fun part!" You know, where you get to start bringing in rugs and light fixtures and furniture and accessories so it goes from looking like a construction zone to an actual home. It's THE. BEST. Especially after months and months of expensive improvements that you don't even see when the drywall goes back up (like plumbing and electrical upgrades). So let's just get right into it. Behold, this wall of the left side's master bedroom that we pretty much rebuilt from scratch: bench / similar light / similar rug / walls: SW Spare White / doors: SW White Truffle That rug is the one we originally bought for the pink house's living room ( you can see it there in this post ) but it often looked too dark paired with our dark sectional. B...
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