106 Mountain Laurel Lane, Woodstock, NY

About 106 Mountain Laurel Lane

Welcome to an architectural wonder sitting on 1.73 acres of secluded and private land in the heart of the Village of Woodstock. This magnificent Woodstock Contemporary is a combination of the modern, clean lines of a Frank Lloyd Wright inspired design added in 2003 and a Buckminster Fuller style geodesic dome built in 1970. Offering over 3,000 square feet of living space as well as a magical Central Park gazebo and stone patio, the home was designed as a work of art as well as a place to call home. With beauty and open space indoors as well as a feeling of warmth and intimacy, the home is a wonderful retreat for family and friends. The hand carved, mahogany front door leads to a stunning, open living space filled with light from glass doors and windows high at the pitch of the Douglas Fir vaulted ceilings. The living space also has a gas stove that adds to the warmth. The lofted, galley office leads to the primary suite that is filled with light and warmth from a beautiful bedside gas stove. The primary bathroom has two sinks, an extra-large shower and steam room, and a walk in closet reminiscent of that in a SoHo loft. Downstairs there is an additional entrance through a large mudroom that leads to a hallway with laundry and additional storage. There are guest bedrooms downstairs as well, both with private full bathrooms and doors leading to the patio where guests can sit with the fine work of local artist Tom Gottslaben. The dome is a conversation piece in and of itself. Built in 1970, it is no doubt a part of Woodstock history. It has its own private entrance and full bathroom as well as an open, modern kitchen. There is a wood burning stove off the center and it can be configured as multiple spaces including dining, living, and screening area. Just minutes to some of the highest rated restaurants in Upstate New York as well as world famous music venues and the best outdoor entertainment, this is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a piece of history in the most sought after part of the Hudson Valley. Please visit our OPEN HOUSE Sunday, May 7th between 11am-1pm.

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