Introducing The High Hill Treehouse, an architect built concrete and glass showpiece located in the Hudson Valley. This love letter to art and design was conceived by husband and wife architect and design team Josh Pulver and Adele Abide of A+C Architecture and Vly Studio. Found at the end of a long private driveway and set amid 8.2 acres, the home was intentionally set at the base of a ridge to offer remarkable design and privacy while communing with the outdoors. Enter under a portico framed by concrete columns into the front hall. A full bath is found to your right, finished with Cle’ zellige tile and Louis Paulson lighting. To your left a custom wooden screen encases stairs that lead to the second floor. A ground floor bedroom is found at the end of the hall, also suitable for a home office space. The proportions are generous and the floor to ceiling windows provide abundant light and calming views. The bespoke kitchen is found at the opposite end of the home and features Dekton countertops & island, a Miele induction stove and a counter depth Bertazonni refrigerator clad in paneling. The kitchen opens into a dining and living space where a wall of windows invites in the exterior landscape, flooding the space with light. Sliding doors exit to a stone patio that provides 900 square feet of exterior living space. Thoughtfully executed landscaping surrounds the exterior. Back inside, the switchback staircase leads to a generous 2nd floor landing. A primary suite and second en-suite bedroom flank the landing; each bathroom is designed in its own uniquely striking manner and high-end designer finishes. French doors off the 2nd-floor landing lead to a 600 square foot Ipe rooftop deck; calming, grounded and elegant. The home was built eco-consciously with sustainable rockwool insulation and energy efficient mechanical systems. Mitsubishi Hyperheat ceiling cassettes provide heating and cooling throughout the home and a tankless Navien boiler offers on-demand hot water. Top of the line Marvin windows and doors ensure added efficiency while engineered oak floors add warmth to the interiors. Thoughtful design, striking architecture and new construction all blend seamlessly with a private setting to deliver a stunning new home experience in the Hudson Valley. Easily accessible yet private — 15 minutes to the villages of Rhinebeck / Rhinecliff and under 2 Hours to NYC.