The Grove is a one-bedroom cabin set on 50 wooded acres in Germantown, designed as a quiet refuge for creatives, founders, and anyone looking to step away and reset. Tucked into the landscape but thoughtfully outfitted, it offers the rare combination of privacy, design, and access to everything that makes the Hudson Valley so magnetic.
Inside, the space is calm and functional. A queen bedroom anchors the cabin, with a comfortable sofa bed in the living area for additional guests. The bathroom is clean and modern with a walk-in shower and essentials provided. It’s well heated in the colder months and cool in summer, making it an easy, year-round stay.
Step outside and the experience opens up. A wood-fired sauna offers a true reset at the end of the day. There are outdoor dining and entertaining areas set within the trees, perfect for slow mornings or long evenings. A Tesla charger is available on-site for convenience.
Guests have access to the broader property, including a shared in-ground pool, tennis court, and private river access reached by foot. The 50 acres of woods, trails, and open space create a sense of quiet that’s increasingly hard to find.
The Grove is ideally positioned for exploring the Hudson Valley. Tivoli, Germantown, Hudson, Red Hook, and Rhinebeck are all a short drive away, offering restaurants, shops, galleries, and weekend markets. Whether you’re here for a quick reset or a longer stay, everything feels close, but never intrusive.
This is also an ideal home base for wedding guests and event attendees in the area. Close to many of the region’s top venues, it offers a more private, design-forward alternative to traditional accommodations. For influencers, creatives, and those documenting their time in the Hudson Valley, the setting provides a natural backdrop that feels both elevated and effortless.
The Grove works just as well for a quiet solo retreat as it does for a weekend away with a partner or small group. It’s a place to unplug, host a simple meal, take a sauna, walk the property, and settle into a slower pace.
Private, grounded, and thoughtfully designed, it’s the kind of stay people return to.