Nè nan kè Woodstock, konsekans sa a ki gen plis pase 70 ak se yon òf ra nan eritaj atistik, bote achitekti, ak anviwònman natirèl kalm. Li rele The Stone House sou Striebel Road, konplèks ikonik sa a ki fèt ak bluestone te kanpe nan kwen mizik, literati, ak kontrekultur pandan plis pase yon syèk.

Bati an 1914 kòm yon retrè riral, prensipal Stone House la gen 4 chanm, 2 beny konplè, ak 2 beny mwatye, ak detay rich peryòd toupatou—ki gen ladan travay bwa orijinal ki fèt ak men, planche laj, chemin istorik, ak pòt Olandè ki ogmante tou de cham ak fonksyon. Youn nan karakteristik remakab nan kay la se zòn vivan an espas ak envitasyon avèk planche brik, miray bluestone orijinal, ak yon cheminée ki brûle bwa—parfe pou swa cho oswa pou antèman sofistike. Yon pòt dezabiye, kouvri ofri yon plas kalm pou admire peyaj natirèl la, pandan y ap yon beny ki ka fè pou tout bodying ak yon cham pou meditasyon/yoga ki chaje ak limyè bay espas trankil pou repo ak renouvèlman.

Nan ane 1920 yo ak '30 yo, kay la te posede pa desenèbyen John Striebel, kreyatè komik Dixie Dugan. Pandan ane yo, miray li yo te repete ak vwa Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, Allen Ginsberg, George Harrison, ak anpil lòt lejand kiltirèl.

Yon vrè pwen fondamantal nan eritaj kreyatif Woodstock, konsekans sa a te yon fwa posede pa Albert Grossman, jere mizik lejand ak fondatè Bearsville Records ak Studios. Se nan isit la, an 1965, ke kouvèti ikonik album Bringing It All Back Home te pran, kapti Bob Dylan ak Sally Grossman nan sal elegan kay la. Later, kay la te akeyi talan ki varye soti nan Johnny Cash ak William Kennedy pou ale nan Bjork ak Dave Matthews Band.

Viking Hall, ki sitiye tou pre kay la, ofri yon espas ekzòti ki fèt pou enspire. Bati sa a ki etonan gen yon zòn estidyo klere ak ouvè, ideyal pou atis, mizisyen, pratisyan byennèt, oswa travay aleka. Avèk bwa koupe a men, espas loft, pòt franse, ak sèvis ki sanble ak yon spa—ki gen ladan yon sauna, douch vapè, ak beny—espas la konbine elegans rustic ak konfò modèn, pafè pou retrè kreyatif, atelye, oswa sesyon byennèt.

Anplis Viking Hall, yon apatman prive ak yon cheminée an wòch, chanm, ak yon beny konplè te yon fwa sèvi kòm retrè pèsonèl Albert Grossman, kote li te dirije Bearsville Records. Koleksyon vynil lejand li an rete, ak nivo ki pi ba a ofri yon zòn jim ak anpil depo.

Konsekans la gen ladan Farmhouse nan Speare Road, yon rezidans ki gen 4 chanm, 2 beny ki te resaman mete ajou. Avèk pwòp anviwònman prive li, kay sa a ki chaj chame se byen adapte pou envite, moun ki pran swen, oswa vi milti-jenerasyon—ofri fleksibilite pou yon varyete bezwen stil de vi.

Nan bwa ki antoure yo, dekouvri yon kabin chame ki gen ladan yon chanm, beny, ak yon kwizin cho. Kote prive sa a ideyal pou envite long tèm, lwe estidyo, oswa yon espas kreyatif izole. Tou de pare pou yon varyete itilizasyon, yon gwo bilding atelye ofri plas pou aktivite atistik oswa men nan men, pandan ke yon grangou klasik ajoute cham rustic ak depo versatil oswa espas estidyo. Moun ki renmen jadinaj ap apresye serè ki chaje ak solèy, ki fèt pou kiltivasyon pandan tout ane a. Yon gazebo meditasyon—ideyal pou yoga, ekriti, oswa refleksyon nan natire ak yon amphithéâtre konplè ak elektrisite, chita, ak platfòm yo se pami anpil karakteristik distenktif nan konsekans la.

Amenajman deyò yo gen ladan yon pisin gunite chofe, zòn jaden, pond ki swen sous, vue mòn sezonye, ak chemen nan bwa ki ofri yon enkòmanse total nan bèl natirèl Catskills.

Konsekans ikonik sa a nan Woodstock a se de èdtan soti nan NYC ak nan pwoksimite tou pre destinasyon ki pi renmen nan zòn nan. Kit yo enspire pa rasin kiltirèl pwofond li yo oswa achitekti atizanal, pwopriyete sa a se yon opòtinite ki fèt yon fwa nan jenerasyon. Pwopriyete sa a se ko-listen ak Michelle Bergkamp, Corcoran Country Living.

Nestled in the heart of Woodstock, this extraordinary 70+ acre estate is a rare offering of artistic heritage, architectural beauty, and serene natural surroundings. Known as The Stone House on Striebel Road, this iconic bluestone compound has stood at the crossroads of music, literature, and counterculture for over a century.

Built in 1914 as a country retreat, the main Stone House features 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and 2 half baths, with rich period details throughout—including original carved woodwork, wide-plank floors, historic fireplaces, and Dutch doors that enhance both charm and function. One of the home's standout features is the spacious and inviting living area with brick flooring, original bluestone walls, and a dramatic wood-burning fireplace—perfect for cozy evenings or sophisticated entertaining. A gracious covered front porch offers a peaceful place to take in the natural landscape, while a deep soaking tub and light-filled meditation/yoga room provide quiet spaces for rest and renewal.

In the 1920s and '30s, the home was owned by famed cartoonist John Striebel, creator of the Dixie Dugan comic strip. Over the years, its walls have echoed with the voices of Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, Allen Ginsberg, George Harrison, and many other cultural legends.

A true cornerstone of Woodstock's creative legacy, the estate was once owned by Albert Grossman, legendary music manager and founder of Bearsville Records and Studios. It was here, in 1965, that the iconic album cover for Bringing It All Back Home was photographed, capturing Bob Dylan and Sally Grossman in the home's elegant living room. Later, the home welcomed talents ranging from Johnny Cash and William Kennedy to Bjork and the Dave Matthews Band.

Viking Hall, next door to the main house, offers an exceptional space designed to inspire. This stunning building features a bright and open studio area, ideal for artists, musicians, wellness practitioners, or remote work. With hand-hewn beams, loft space, French doors, and spa-like amenities—including a sauna, steam shower, and soaking tub—the space combines rustic elegance with modern comfort, perfect for creative retreats, workshops, or wellness sessions.

Beyond Viking Hall, a private apartment with a stone fireplace, bedroom, and full bath once served as Albert Grossman's personal retreat, where he ran Bearsville Records. His legendary vinyl collection remains, and the lower level offers a gym area with ample storage.

The estate includes the Farmhouse at Speare Road, a recently updated 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom residence. With its own private setting, this charming home is well-suited for guests, caretakers, or multi-generational living—offering flexibility for a variety of lifestyle needs.

In the surrounding woods, discover a charming cabin complete with a bedroom, bathroom, and cozy kitchen. This private hideaway is ideal for long-term guests, studio rentals, or a secluded creative workspace. Both ready for a variety of uses, a spacious workshop building offers room for artistic or hands-on pursuits, while a classic barn adds rustic charm and versatile storage or studio space. Gardening enthusiasts will appreciate the sun-filled greenhouse, designed for year-round cultivation. A meditation gazebo—ideal for yoga, writing, or reflection in nature and an amphitheater complete with electricity, seating, and platform are among the estate's many distinctive features.

Outdoor amenities include a heated, saline gunite pool, garden areas, spring-fed pond, seasonal mountain views, and woodland trails that offer total immersion in the natural beauty of the Catskills.

This iconic Woodstock estate is two hours from NYC and in close proximity to the area's most beloved destinations. Whether inspired by its profound cultural roots or artisanal architecture, this property is a once-in-a-generation opportunity. This property is co-listed with Michelle Bergkamp, Corcoran Country Living. © 2025 OneKey™ MLS, LLC