Kache nan ti mòn sid Putnam Valley, kote wout ki vire bay yon ti fòj sekrè ak preri ki benyen nan solèy la, se Lot 14.1 Wiccopee Road—a yon pak ki ra ak remakab ki gen 17.4 ak ki chuchote sou lapè, potansyèl, ak pèmanans. Se yon kote ki pa fè tèt li konnen. Pa gen okenn pòt, pa gen okenn siy klere. Sèlman yon pant dou ki soti nan wout la, yon ti kote wòch, ak yon envitasyon trankil pou antre nan yon bagay ki pi gran pase ou menm. E lè ou fè sa, tè a devlope tankou yon woman. Yon ti monte ak pyebwa ki fèt ti, montre ou an premye—bwa a, bèch, ak siklòl melanje nan tèt ou—filtè limyè a nan fil lò. Lè a diferan la a: pi trankil, pi dou, pwòp nan yon fason ki fè ou sispann epi respire pwofondman san ou pa reyalize sa. Suiv chemen an ki dekole pou teste tè a ak aksè nan sit la, epi ou pral rive nan yon klè natirèl ki nich nan topografi tè a—yon plas laj, ki woule dousman ki deja jwenn apwobasyon Konsèy Sante pou yon kay ak 5 chanm. Sa a pa yon vizyon ipotetik oswa apwobasyon "yon jou, petèt." Subdivizyon BOHA a an plas, sa vle di sit la deja pase tès sever ki asire plan ou yo pou konstwi yon kay ak 5 chanm yo reyèl, aplikab, ak pare pou avanse. Tè a pwouve. Espas la make. Avni a deja ap chuchote. Kit ou imajine yon kay modèn, yon retrèt ak bwa, oswa yon byen minimalist ak vè ak bwa, sit la ofri yon kanva pafè. Gen ase syèl ouvè pou panèl solè oswa yon gwo teras dèyè pou gade zetwal. Solèy la maten abòde sit la natirèlman, ak pant lan pèmèt pou yon basen ki fasil pou sòti oswa yon konsepsyon plizyè nivo. Ou ka prèske tande souke yon pòt ekran ak krak wòch la pandan envite yo rive. Men sa ki fè pwopriyete sa chante se pa sèlman apwobasyon li yo—se karaktè tè a menm. Nan lwès, elèv la desann ti kras nan yon gladyatè trankil, ideyal pou yon fou ap boule, yon jaden fwi, oswa jis yon hamak ki pandye ant pyebwa. Nan sid, yon miray wòch ba make yon ansyen limit fèm, yon referans a istwa agrar Putnam Valley ak yon karakteristik ristik ki ka fasilman lanse peyizaj oswa konsepsyon jaden. Nan prentan, fann ak flè sovaj kouvri planche forè a; nan otòn, canopy a klere ak koulè. Nan chak sezon, lote a rete separe—pa gen vwazen nan vizyon, epi sepandan jis kèk minit nan komodite lokal yo. Komite ak kreyatif yo ap apresye konfò a: mwens pase 15 minit ale nan Taconic State Parkway, mwens pase yon èdtan ale Manhattan, ak antoure pa chemen randone, lak, ak pak vil. Lekòl, boutik, ak sèvis yo tout tou pre, men mond lan toujou santi li lwen lè ou kanpe nan mitan tè sa a. E si ou pa pare pou bati touswit? Sa a se toujou yon envestisman ki vo kenbe. Gwo pakèt ak subdivision BOHA yo ra anpil nan Putnam Valley. Avèk 17.4 ak ak kapasite apwouve pou yon kay ak 5 chanm, pwopriyete sa a ofri pa sèlman trankilite, men yon valè estratejik alontèm—kit kòm rezidans prensipal, retrèt wikenn, oswa kòm yon pati nan yon pwopriyete jeneral nan lavni. Lot 14.1 Wiccopee Road se pa sèlman tè—se tè ki pare. Pare pou bati. Pare pou reve. Pare pou yon moun ki pa sèlman vle yon kay nan peyi a—men ki vle espas pou grandi, chans pou respire, ak tè ak yon istwa pou rakonte. E kounye a, li pare pou ou.

Tucked into the southern hills of Putnam Valley, where winding roads give way to secret woods and sunlit meadows, lies Lot 14.1 Wiccopee Road—a rare and remarkable 17.4-acre parcel that whispers of peace, potential, and permanence. It’s the kind of place that doesn’t announce itself. There’s no gate, no flashing sign. Just a gentle slope off the road, a gravel pull-off, and a quiet invitation to step into something bigger than yourself. And when you do, the land unfolds like a novel. A lightly wooded rise greets you first—oak, beech, and maple mingling overhead—filtering the light in golden strands. The air is different here: quieter, softer, clean in a way that makes you pause and breathe deeply without realizing it. Follow the trail cleared for soil testing and site access, and you’ll come to a natural clearing nestled into the land’s topography—a broad, gently rolling spot that has already earned its Board of Health Approval for a 5-bedroom home. This is no hypothetical vision or “someday, maybe” approval. The subdivision BOHA is in place, meaning the site has already passed the rigorous testing that ensures your plans to build a 5-bedroom home are real, actionable, and ready to move forward. The soil is proven. The space is staked. The future is already whispering. Whether you envision a modern farmhouse, a timber-frame retreat, or a minimalist glass-and-wood estate, the build site delivers the perfect canvas. There’s enough open sky for solar panels or a wide back deck for stargazing. Morning sun greets the site naturally, and the slope allows for an easy walk-out basement or multi-level design. You can almost hear the swing of a screen door and the crunch of gravel as guests arrive. But what makes this property sing isn’t just its approvals—it’s the character of the land itself. To the west, the elevation drops slightly into a quiet glade, ideal for a future firepit, orchard, or just a hammock strung between trees. To the south, a low stone wall marks an old farm boundary, a nod to Putnam Valley’s agrarian history and a rustic feature that could easily anchor landscaping or garden design. In spring, ferns and wildflowers blanket the forest floor; in fall, the canopy blazes with color. In every season, the lot remains secluded—no neighbors in sight, and yet just minutes from local amenities. Commuters and creatives alike will appreciate the convenience: less than 15 minutes to the Taconic State Parkway, under an hour to Manhattan, and surrounded by hiking trails, lakes, and town parks. Schools, shops, and services are all nearby, but the world feels far away when you’re standing in the middle of this land. And if you’re not ready to build right away? This is still an investment worth holding. Large parcels with subdivision BOHAs are exceedingly rare in Putnam Valley. With 17.4 acres and approved capacity for a 5-bedroom home, this property offers not only serenity, but long-term strategic value—whether as a primary residence, weekend retreat, or part of a future generational estate. Lot 14.1 Wiccopee Road isn’t just land—it’s land that’s ready. Ready for building. Ready for dreaming. Ready for someone who doesn’t just want a house in the country—but wants space to grow, room to breathe, and land with a story to tell. And now, it’s ready for you. © 2025 OneKey™ MLS, LLC