2400 Sq Ft Home + 1.8 acres of Idyllic Property
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"Liani's home was perfect for our photo shoot." Margot C.
"Absolutely beautiful property inside and out." Leah M.
"Liani was wonderful to work with!" Ashley D.
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Enhanced COVID-19 Health & Safety Measures
- The space is cleaned and disinfected in accordance with guidelines from local health authorities
- High touch surfaces and shared amenities have been disinfected
- Soft, porous materials have been properly cleaned or removed
- Sweep, mop, vacuum and clean the space.
- Supply a hand washing station with soap, warm water, and paper towels or hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol.
- Clean common areas allowing guest access including bathrooms, kitchens, and entrances.
- Collect and clean dishes, silverware, and other provided host amenities, if applicable.
- Remove garbage and add new lining to cans.
- Hand Sanitizer
- Space has additional space outdoors
- Detailed checklist of updated cleaning procedure. Download checklist
About the Space
Located in the lower Hudson Valley, 50 minutes from Brooklyn and 5 minutes from the Hudson river town of Nyack, this 1.8 acre park-like property includes a 2,368 square foot home with loft, wooden beams and 3 outdoor decks. Intimate and idyllic location - Property features include: 90ft gravel driveway, a pond, stream, an outdoor fire pit, & wood-burning stove. - Trees, landscaping, running brook on the property, ideal for outdoor filming in all seasons. The entire 2,300 square foot house and 1.8 acre property is accessible and available for filming including the basement and outdoor shed. The house has been used for commercial and documentary shoots as well as film, video and still photography. Extremely private and quiet for filming. Nearby: - Palisades Parkway/Interstate 87: 4-5minutes - Palisades Center Mall: 3 minutes - Hudson River town of Nyack: 5 minutes - Congers Lake: 5 minutes Also a short drive away are Elmwood Playhouse, Nyack College, Memorial Park at the Hudson River, Rockland Center for the Arts, and Buttermilk Falls Park