21 Hans Fischer Rd Bethel, NY 12726

First-Time Offering Near Bethel Woods For the first time in generations, this cherished circa-1900 farmhouse is being offered for sale by the family that purchased it in 1930 and has cared for it ever since. Set amid the scenic countryside of Bethel, New York, on 85 total acres of land, this legacy property presents an exceptional opportunity for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, weekenders, or anyone seeking an authentic Sullivan County retreat with room to restore, update, and make their own. The farmhouse features four bedrooms, one full bathroom, and one half bathroom, along with a kitchen and inviting living spaces highlighted by a cozy woodstove. Retain its historic farmhouse character or reimagine it through a thoughtful renovation-the home offers a wonderful foundation for a country getaway, full-time residence, recreational estate, or family compound. Land and Outdoor Features Beautiful trails wind through the property alongside open cornfields and wooded areas, creating a remarkable setting for hunting, hiking, ATV riding, wildlife viewing, and year-round outdoor recreation. The land offers privacy, usable acreage, open agricultural ground, and natural variety that are increasingly difficult to find. Additional features include: Detached garage with potential for an apartment above Open agricultural fields and wooded hunting areas Established trails throughout the property Potential for a recreational estate, hobby farm, hunting retreat, or multigenerational family compound Convenient Country Location Enjoy peaceful country living while remaining close to some of Sullivan County's most popular destinations, including Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, the Delaware River, Landers River Trips, Narrowsburg, Cochecton, Callicoon, Monticello, Resorts World Catskills Casino, restaurants, farm markets, boating, fishing, and year-round Catskills attractions. A rare, first-time-to-market legacy property offering history, privacy, recreation, and the opportunity to create your own Sullivan County tradition.