31 Indian Ridge Road

There is something different about buying land when the path to building your dream home is already in place. This 1.6-acre homesite in the Minisink School District is fully engineered and building permit ready, eliminating some of the biggest uncertainties that often come with purchasing vacant land. The time-consuming groundwork has already been completed, giving you the opportunity to move beyond the preliminary stages and focus on what you actually want to create. And 1.6 acres is enough room to make those choices matter. Think about where the house should sit. Which direction you want the morning light to come from. Whether the backyard becomes a wide lawn, a patio built for long summer dinners, a garden, a firepit, or simply open space around the home. You are starting with land, which means you are not inheriting someone else's floor plan, finishes, renovations, or compromises. You get to make those decisions from the beginning. The setting adds to the appeal. The property is part of a thoughtfully laid-out horseshoe-style subdivision with a newly paved road and a residential feel that begins the moment you turn in. Additional lots are available as well, creating options for buyers who may want more acreage, adjoining land, or the ability to create something larger over time, subject to availability. Beyond your property, this part of the Hudson Valley gives you the balance people continue to look for when moving farther outside New York City. Local farms and farm markets, restaurants, hiking, outdoor recreation, and small-town destinations are all part of everyday life here, while major routes keep the area connected to the rest of the Hudson Valley and beyond. New York City is approximately 70 miles away, making this a location that can work for a full-time residence, a Hudson Valley escape, or simply a home base with more room around it. But the real opportunity is not just the acreage. It is what starting from the ground up allows you to do. Build the house around the way you live instead of changing the way you live to fit the house. Decide where the windows go because of what you want to see from them. Create the kitchen you would have renovated anyway. Give outdoor space as much thought as the rooms inside. Make the property feel cohesive from the driveway to the backyard because every part of it began with the same vision. At 1.6 acres, there is room to create something substantial without taking on more land than you want to maintain. Enough space for the home to have presence, for outdoor living to become part of everyday life, and for the property to feel distinctly yours. Imagine the day the plans become a foundation, the framing goes up, and the home you once pictured begins to take shape. Every choice, from the front door to the view across the backyard, becomes part of something you created with intention. The opportunity is here. The setting is established. Now it's time to bring your vision to life.