Homes For Sale
Each home at Cantine’s Island is unique and friendly-feeling, while also being in harmony with the other homes. Homes are close to each other, on purpose, to encourage ready access and interaction between neighbors. This leaves the majority of the 9.5-acre property dedicated for woodlands, open play areas and gardens. Each home has a small outdoor area of its own, for patios and gardens.
There is currently one home for sale at Cantine’s Island:
8 Ann St
8 ANN ST: The newest addition to the Cantine’s Island Community
Contact David Todd of eXp Realty, 503-267-4197, david.todd@exprealty.com
Built in 2016 to adapt to many lifestyles and stages in life, this super flexible Cape Cod home lives much larger than its modest facade.
It has a total of 4 bedrooms and 4 baths.
The large covered porch is the primary entrance to the main floor with 2 beds and 2 full baths on that level. One of the bedrooms has a sliding door to the deck at garden level on the back, which is large enough for dining and a nap nook. There is also a door in the hall that goes to the deck and ramp to the side driveway.
The upper floor is one large bedroom with “2 wings” and one full bathroom. It could easily be converted into 2 bedrooms.
At the front, lower garden level, there is easy, direct access to a 1 bed and 1 bath in-law suite with a full kitchen and its own laundry. It can also be accessed from the main level of the house, so it’s connected and can live quite independently.
The central AC and heat is zoned individually for each floor—each with its own thermostat. Everyone can be cozy and live comfortably. This can also make it more energy efficient.
Asking price: $725,000
Contact David to learn more or schedule a visit.
David Todd of eXp Realty, 503-267-4197, david.todd@exprealty.com
The main floor.
Third floor. There is an additional long hallway/storage space.
Bottom floor apartment.
This home is one of 19 individually owned homes, which collectively share 10 wooded acres, an organic community garden, a water-front beach on the Esopus Creek, a boat house, and a wood-working shop. The Common House is central to the community (in non-pandemic times) and is the place where community members gather to socialize, dine together a few evenings per week, attend meetings and activities, or use for private purposes.
Cantine’s Island was designed to encourage community, yet have as much privacy as is needed. However, it is expected that all residents participate in a monthly community meeting, grounds work days, committee work, and sharing of meals.
Read more about Cantine’s Island Choosing Community here: https://www.chronogram.com/hudsonvalley/cantines-island-and-the-hudson-valleys-cohousing-movement/Content?oid=15370914