Roxbury Run - Roxbury NY Real Estate

ROXBURY RUN

High on a mountainside in the Western Catskill Mountains, often referred to in literature as the "blue mountains" of Upstate New York, exists the ideal vacation or full time community - Roxbury Run Village and Roxbury Run. The mountain in the Town of Roxbury, Hamlet of Denver is called Roxbury Run because it's a deer run between the Denver Valley and Halcottsville.

In the early 1970's, the lower part of the mountain was developed into 1.5 - 18 Acre lots with mostly custom built homes. As they approached the top of the mountain, they built Roxbury Run Village and touted it as the second home solution.

For all four seasons of the year, this was a specially-designed weekend retreat area from career pressures, social obligations and the hectic pace of City life. Yet the houses were designed and equipped to afford every luxury.

Roxbury Run Tennis

Roxbury Run Pool

Roxbury Run Listings

THE CATSKILLS ROXBURY RUN AT IT'S BEST - Minutes to SKI, GOLF & Villages

$799,000 - Roxbury NY - 2.86 acres - #39190
Bedrooms: 5, Bathrooms: 4 full, 1 half,
Agent(s): O'Shaughnessy, Christine
Minutes to SKI, GOLF & Villages
GREAT AIRBNB with the #'s to prove it
Beautiful stream fed pond

ROXBURY RUN VILLAGE

Roxbury Run Village is not a condominium. Nor is it a co-op. You own your own home and the landscaped lot it is built on. An association of homeowners shares in the responsibility for maintenance and upkeep through a monthly assessment to cover the exterior of each home as well as "common areas" - roadways, parking areas, walks, recreational facilities. No grass to cut; leaves to rake, snow to shovel or plow.
Association membership is included with the purchase of each home.

Life at Roxbury Run Village is an indoors/outdoors experience. Outdoors offers opportunities for physical exercise - everything from cross-country skiing and sledding to jogging and nature walks to tennis or swimming in the heated outdoor pool. Included also within the property is a 100-acre "forever wild" preserve, exclusively for the use of residents.

Less than thirty minutes by car is any one of the four major ski areas, offering some of the finest alpine skiing and snowboarding in the Northeast. And even closer is the picturesque village of Roxbury, where the famous naturealist John Burrough's home, Woodchuck Lodge, built in 1908, still stands as testimony to his love for life in the Catskills and its natural resources. Roxbury's beautiful Memorial Church was named for millionaire Jay Gould, another famous resident of times past.