Nan Saugerties, kote Rivyè Esopus koule nan Vale Hudson ak Mòn Catskill yo leve nan distans, yon nouvo chapit ap devlope. Onz kay vil ki fèt a la men leve sou bò rivyè a, chak bati soti nan tè a menm — bwa lokal ki fèt sou plas, wòch ki soti nan karyè ki tou pre, ak mantò ki sòti nan travès grenn ranmase. Kontraktè lokal John Mullen & Sons, vwazen ki depi lontan nan vale a, onore eritaj rejyon an nan chak detay — soti nan planche bwa ki fèt soti nan pye bwa Saugerties pou rive nan fondasyon wòch ki mete fin vye granmoun — asire ke pa gen de kay ki sanble. Kay ki situe bò rivyè sa yo tisse yon naratif otantisite ak atizana, envite rezidan yo pou vin yon pati nan yon istwa ki dire osi lontan comme mòn yo ak osi etènèl comme rivyè a.

In Saugerties, where the Esopus Creek winds through the Hudson Valley and the Catskill Mountains rise in
the distance, a new chapter unfolds. Eleven handcrafted townhomes rise along the creek, each built from
the land itself — local timber milled on site, stone from nearby quarries, and mantels carved from reclaimed
barn beams. Local builder John Mullen & Sons, longtime valley neighbors, honors the region’s heritage in
every detail — from wood floors milled from Saugerties trees to weathered stone foundations — ensuring
no two homes are alike. These creekside row houses weave a narrative of authenticity and craftsmanship,
inviting residents to become part of a story as enduring as the mountains and as timeless as the creek.