25 Arrowhead Lane

Some properties come with built-in limitations. Lot #24 gives you the freedom to shape something entirely your own from the ground up. Located within the Minisink School District in the heart of the Hudson Valley, you are surrounded by local farms, restaurants, hiking trails, and nearby towns that easily bring everyday life and weekend plans together. Positioned roughly 70 miles from New York City, this location balances access and separation, close enough when you need it and far enough to feel like a shift when you arrive. Set on 1.4 acres at a corner within a thoughtfully designed subdivision, this approved building lot offers a setting that feels more open and flexible from the start. The corner positioning creates additional space between you and surrounding properties, while also g iving you more options for design, from driveway placement to how the home sits on the land. With approvals already secured for a 4-bedroom home, you are stepping into a process that is already moving forward. The lot needs clearing, which gives you full control over how the landscape takes shape. You determine the sightlines, spacing, outdoor flow, and how your home is positioned within the space. Instead of adapting to someone else’s choices, you create a layout that reflects exactly how you want to live. The setting itself is part of a cohesive subdivision with a newly paved road that enhances the overall feel. Additional lots are available as well, creating flexibility for those thinking beyond one purchase. Expand your footprint, create more distance, or plan for future potential. Whether you envision something larger or focus on one standout property, there is room here to think bigger. The acreage offers a balance that is becoming harder to find, enough space to create a meaningful outdoor environment while still feeling connected to a well-planned setting. There is room for a well-placed home, usable yard space, and outdoor areas that align with how you actually want to live. Life here takes on a different pace. Mornings begin with quiet and space around you. Afternoons give you room to spread out, entertain, or simply enjoy being outside. Evenings feel more grounded, where home becomes the place you look forward to being. It is the kind of balance many are searching for, space without isolation, and access without the noise. Build a place to call your own. Create a weekend retreat. Design something that reflects exactly what you have not been able to find. This is not about choosing from what is available. It is about creating what has been missing.