Evergreen Overlook—cabane perchée dans les Catskills—bain chaud cèdre, sauna, gym, salle de loisirs

Evergreen Overlook is an elevated, four-season retreat on nine private, wooded acres in DeBruce, in New York's western Catskills — a rarely available modern home built for gathering, unwinding, and reconnecting with nature. Double sliding glass doors open from the great room to a wraparound deck with views of the forested ridgeline, where a dining table, Adirondack chairs, a BBQ, and a firepit overlook a natural meadow framed by evergreens. Inside, a cathedral great room soars to 24-foot knotty-pine ceilings above a wood-burning stove, a leather sectional, a marble dining table, and a chef's kitchen anchored by a Bertazzoni range — with a coffee setup (including a Fellow Stagg kettle) that fellow enthusiasts will appreciate. The home sleeps six across three bedrooms: an upstairs king suite with its own en-suite bath, a main-level queen with forest views and a writing desk, and a twin room (two single beds) with western light; an upper perch adds a standing workstation and monitor for remote work. The fully finished lower level is a rec room built for fun — a 75-inch Samsung Frame TV, a boucle sectional with motorized recliners, a dry bar with a second fridge and ice maker, ping pong, pop-a-shot, and a full home gym with a treadmill, free weights, and an indoor-cycling bike. The real magic is outside: a custom cedar hot tub open year-round and an oversized cedar sauna with a floor-to-ceiling picture window, a herringbone patio with a hammock, and a private trail across the seasonal stream to a secluded firepit ringed by lounge chairs beneath dramatic shale rock formations. Deeded access to Hunter Lake is a half-mile up the road, and world-class trout fishing on the Willowemoc — the birthplace of dry-fly fishing — is two minutes away. You're four minutes from award-winning dining at The DeBruce (a James Beard semifinalist), walking distance to Davidson's General Store, and twelve minutes from Livingston Manor's shops, breweries, restaurants, and art museum, with fifteen thousand acres of Forever Wild forest and a 40-mile trail network close by. New York City is roughly a two-hour drive. Whether you're gathering with friends, working remotely with a view, or soaking in the hot tub after a day on the water, Evergreen Overlook is built for a true Catskills reset.