
The region
Explore the Western Catskills
Not one place, but a collection of small towns, winding back roads, and close-knit communities — each with its own personality.
The Western Catskills are where rolling farmland meets forested hillsides. Historic villages where you can still chat with the shop owner, grab a coffee, or wander a bookstore without feeling rushed. Life moves a little slower, the stars shine a little brighter, and nature is never more than a few minutes away.
Many people come here looking for a weekend home. Others arrive searching for a quieter pace or a stronger sense of community. Whatever brings you here, the Western Catskills have a way of making people want to stay.
That’s why I focus my business here. I don’t just know the real estate market — I know the towns, the back roads, the local businesses, and the little places that make this corner of the Catskills feel like home.
The towns
Start with the place that fits you.

Hobart
A charming Book Village where indie bookstores and mountain views create a storybook upstate escape.
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Stamford
The Queen of the Catskills — grand mountain vistas and a classic small-town main street.
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Roxbury
Creative energy and historic charm, with boutique stays, art, and outdoor adventure at every turn.
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Hunter
A four-season playground with world-class skiing, hiking, and a lively apres-ski scene a few hours from NYC.
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Margaretville
A picturesque mountain hub with cozy cafes, riverside charm, and easy access to Belleayre Mountain.
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Bovina
Peaceful and pastoral — a hidden gem dotted with rolling farmland, artist studios, and country retreats.
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Delhi
A college town with small-town heart, mixing farm-to-table eats, local markets, and Catskills character.
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Andes
A hilltop village above the Pepacton Reservoir, with long views and some of the prettiest hill farms in the county.
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Cooperstown
A lakeside village at the foot of Otsego Lake, known for baseball, opera, and a walkable Main Street.
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