It is the last week of August and the door has been open since June. The stream is going behind the house the way it has all summer. Everything you own sits within 30 feet of where you are standing, and not one piece of it is asking anything from you tonight.That is what a house this size actually gives you. It takes almost nothing to run and it never turns into the project that eats your years, so your evenings stay yours and so do your Saturdays. Melody Lake is a few minutes down the road, 18 acres of water the woods keep quiet, and the stream that leaves it runs along the back edge of this lot close enough to hear through a screen in April. The road ends just past here, which means the only traffic is the handful of people who live on it.Everything inside happens on one level, and once you have lived that way it is difficult to argue for anything else. The kitchen opens straight into the living and dining space with nothing walled off between them, so wherever you are in the house you are still in the room. 9-foot ceilings run through all of it, which is why 1,200 square feet feels open rather than careful. The pantry keeps the counters clear. The laundry sits on the main floor a few steps from the rooms that fill it.The bedrooms are split, the main one set off on its own side with a full bath, the other two together with the second full bath between them and everything else. That separation is worth more than the square footage suggests. It means quiet on one side of the house while the other side is awake.The covered porch across the front adds 150 square feet you will never pay to heat and will use from the first warm stretch in April until the end of October. It looks out at a quiet lane and a lot of trees, and you will end up out there most nights without ever deciding to.None of it has been built yet, so the floors and the cabinets and the color of the front door are still open questions with your name on them. You get to walk into a finished house and find your own taste already living in it.The county is there whenever you want it. The O and W Rail Trail runs 4.4 miles along the Neversink for a morning that costs nothing. Holiday Mountain puts an afternoon on the hill 12 minutes from the driveway. Bethel Woods is 25 minutes when something worth seeing is on the lawn, and Resorts World and the Kartrite waterpark sit right up the road on the nights you want a crowd instead of crickets. Monticello covers the ordinary errands in under 10 minutes, and Manhattan is under 2 hours when it has to be.Und
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Agency Name: KW Hudson Valley United
Agency Contact: 845-610-6065
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Agent Name: Edward Herrera
Agent Phone: (631) 766-4562
Agency Title: Howard Hanna | Coach Realtors
Estimated Payment
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8 Willow Lane | MLS# 1033266
This single family home located at 8 Willow Lane , Monticello, NY 12701 is currently listed for sale with an asking price of $419,900. This property was built in 2026 and has 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths with 1200 sq. ft. Willow Lane is located in the Melody Lake Acres subdivision within the Monticello school district. Search Melody Lake Acres real estate on eherrera.coachrealtors.com today.