Shandelee Brook House is a 4 bed, 2.5 bath cottage just 2.5 hours from NYC with access to Shandelee Lake. The nearby Shandelee Brook flows into the renowned Willowemoc Creek and Beaver Kill—both popular fishing spots. The home features multiple laptop-friendly workspaces, a cozy fireplace, and inviting outdoor amenities including a hot tub, firepit, grill, and hammock—all surrounded by nature.

Nearby towns: Livingston Manor(5 mins) Roscoe (10mins), Jeffersonville (15mins), Callicoon (25mins), Narrowsburg (35mins)

Escape to Shandelee Brook House, a beautiful Dutch Colonial-style cottage that welcomes you with storybook charm and invites you to slow down and settle in.

On the main level, step into a cozy living room filled with rustic textures and colorful accents. A brick fireplace, built-in bookcases, leather sofa, plush armchair, and curated artwork create a welcoming space to relax or catch a movie on the TV. Off the living area is a sunroom with cozy reading nook—ideal for morning coffee—a workspace, and access to the main deck.

The open-concept kitchen and dining area is perfect for gathering with loved ones. Enjoy meals around a rich walnut-toned dining table with six sleek Eames-style chairs, all set against sage green cabinetry and bohemian touches.

On the main level, the primary bedroom includes a king-size bed, another laptop-friendly workspace, and direct access to a second private deck for easy indoor-outdoor living. The suite includes a full bathroom with a tub/shower combo.

Upstairs, there are three inviting guest bedrooms and a shared bathroom with a tub/shower combo. Two rooms offer queen-size beds and ceiling fans, while the third features cozy bunk beds and a portable fan - great for kids.

Head downstairs to a relaxed lounge with a bar setup and TV, a fun and casual space to unwind with friends and family.

Outside is your private retreat, where a hot tub, spacious backyard, and deck await—perfect for morning coffee or evening dining under the stars. A cozy stone patio features wire-frame lounge chairs and a grill, setting the scene for laid-back barbecues, while the nearby fire pit, surrounded by Adirondack chairs and nestled against a backdrop of lush forest, invites you to unwind with s’mores and stargazing.

Shandelee Brook House offers the opportunity to immerse yourself in the natural beauty and tranquility of the Catskills.

Important Note Regarding AC: the 4 bedrooms all have window units, but the rest of the house does not. There is NOT central AC throughout the home.

Guests have access to Shandelee Lake. || Please do not park on the street. || A brook and a forest run alongside the property. You may see lots of wildlife. || The forest behind the house is not part of this property so please do not wander. || The brook is not on this property so please do not enter it.

Welcome to Shandelee Brook House, your perfect Catskills retreat. While you’re here, explore the best of the neighborhood with these Red Cottage-approved favorites.

Start your day by stocking the fridge with farm-fresh goods from Main Street Farm and Drinking Upstream. For incredible dining, don’t miss The DeBruce, The Walk In, Van Smokey, or wood-fired pizza at The Kaatskeller.

Craft beer lovers can enjoy a pint at The Catskill Brewery or Upward Brewing Company, while Pollinator Spirits offers unique, small-batch spirits. Head to Seminary Hill for a scenic cider tasting overlooking the Delaware River.

Take in contemporary exhibitions at Catskill Art Space, or delve into local heritage at the Catskill Fly Fishing Museum. If you're in the mood to shop, explore beautifully curated finds at Homestedt, Drooz & Company, Old Souls, Nest, and Catskills Curated.

Round out your stay with a family-friendly visit to Buck Brook Alpacas—a charming spot to meet some of the area's fluffiest residents.

Whether you're here to unwind or explore, the area around Shandelee Brook House offers something special in every direction.

Shandelee Brook House is just 2.5 hours from New York City. A car is essential for getting there and exploring the area. The main access routes are the NY-17 E, Palisades Interstate Pkwy S and NJ-15 S. We strongly recommend a 4x4 or a car with four-wheel drive, especially in winter, to handle snow and gravel roads.