Hot Tub, Fire Pit, 5 Acres | Cabin + Tiny House • Portoro

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Roscoe, New York

Hot Tub, Fire Pit, 5 Acres | Cabin + Tiny House

4.43 • 7 reviews

House

3 bedrooms

4 beds

2 baths

8 guests

Summary

Two homes set on five wooded acres in the Catskills, a short drive from Roscoe and Callicoon. The renovated main house features a spacious deck for grilling and dining, while the modern guesthouse offers a private retreat with a sleeping loft, kitchen, bathroom, large sundeck, and its own driveway—perfect for reconnecting with nature and loved ones. Please SEE: Other Things to Note For Area Details, Please SEE: The Neighborhood & Getting Around *Pet Friendly, fee applies per pet.

Space

Rustic Chic Cabin + Tiny House, Home Features: • 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths - Available for up to 8 Guests! • Secluded wooded setting with two separate homes • Main cabin: Hot tub, fire pit, screened-in porch, grill + outdoor dining • Tiny house includes its own wraparound deck + grill • Free WiFi by Satellite Internet & Smart TV Sleeping Arrangements: • Bedroom 1 - King Bed (Main House) • Bedroom 2 - Full Bed (Main House) • Bedroom 3 - Queen Bed (Main House) • Guesthouse Studio Loft: 1 King Bed (ladder access) Rent 2 Properties! Rustic Chic Cabin + Tiny House is a secluded, two-home retreat tucked into the trees—perfect for groups who want to reconnect, spread out, and actually feel “away.” Enjoy the convenience of two separate spaces on one lot, ideal for families, friends, or multi-generational stays. Rustic Chic Cabin (Main House) The main cabin blends rustic character with modern comfort, featuring an open-concept layout with warm wood finishes and plenty of natural light. The kitchen is a standout with matte black cabinetry, a crisp white tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, a modern vent hood, and a farmhouse-style sink under a bright window. Gather around the oversized butcher-block island for pancake breakfasts, charcuterie nights, and après-adventure snacks. The living area is bright and airy thanks to big windows and a skylight, with a large sectional for movie nights and a cozy wood stove for classic cabin vibes. Downstairs, a second living space is perfect for games and relaxing. The cabin includes three bright bedrooms with comfortable linens and a renovated full bath that’s clean and refreshed. The main house features multiple outdoor entertainment areas including a screened-in porch, a deck with an outdoor grill and dining, a fire pit, and a hot tub. Tiny House (Detached Guesthouse Studio) Just steps away, the tiny house adds extra flexibility with its own open living-dining space, full kitchen, bath, washer/dryer, and a lofted king bed accessed by ladder. Inside, warm wood walls and a vaulted, double-height ceiling make the space feel open and airy, while tall windows and a large picture window bring in beautiful natural light and forest views. The cozy living area includes a wall-mounted TV and a mini wood stove for chilly evenings, plus efficient heating/cooling via a ductless mini-split for year-round comfort. Sliding doors open to the wraparound deck for easy indoor/outdoor living—perfect for morning coffee, grilling, and winding down under the trees. • Winter Access Notice: During snowy conditions, a 4WD or AWD vehicle is strongly recommended for reaching the home. If you’re traveling without one, access may be difficult or not possible at times. Portoro Homes cannot be held responsible for weather-related access issues or provide assistance if a vehicle becomes stuck. • Satellite Internet: Internet is provided by ViaSat a satellite internet company. This can cause the internet to fluctuate and possibly not allow consistent connection. - This is a two home lot, while you have privacy and separation from the other house, each home is still visible from either home. There are two separate driveways for each house. Need less space for your group? You can rent each of the properties individually—just message us for more information.

Guest Access

Portoro Homes offers convenient self check-in. Check-in instructions will be sent by email and text prior to arrival with everything you need to access the home easily and on your schedule. You’ll also receive a digital Guest Guide for the home, packed with helpful tips, house info, and local recommendations to make the most of your stay. • Early check-ins or late check-outs: Standard check-in time is 4:00 p.m. and standard check-out time is 11:00 a.m. If the home is ready earlier on the day of arrival, an early check-in may be available when confirmed with our main office. Late check-outs must be requested and confirmed by our main office prior to departure.

Getting Around

Getting around Roscoe is part of the charm—quiet country roads trace trout streams and roll through wooded hills, so even a quick errand feels like a scenic drive. A car is essential for exploring the area comfortably, whether you’re heading to legendary fly-fishing access points, a local brewery, or nearby Catskills towns. Traffic is typically light, parking is easy and generally free, and the relaxed pace makes it simple to explore without stress. Route 17 (Quickway) makes it easy to hop to other Catskills destinations, while smaller backroads around 29 Lexie Ln lead you deeper into the landscape that earned Roscoe its “Trout Town, USA” nickname. You’ll find plenty of pull-offs and peaceful spots to pause—by the river, near a trailhead, or at a local market—especially when the light hits the hills just right. Wildlife sightings are common, especially at dawn and dusk, so take it slow on the winding roads. Cell service is usually reliable in town but can get spotty in more remote pockets, so downloading maps ahead of time is a smart move. With your own car, every drive around Roscoe becomes part of the getaway—unhurried, scenic, and full of small discoveries. Airports: • Stewart International Airport (SWF): ~1 hour 40 minutes (route/traffic dependent) • Albany International Airport (ALB): ~2 hours • New York City Airports (JFK/LGA/EWR): ~2.5–3 hours (route/traffic dependent) • Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport (AVP), PA: ~1 hour 45 minutes Popular Landmarks: • Junction Pool (iconic fly-fishing access) • Beaverkill Covered Bridge (historic, nearby) • Willowemoc Creek (fishing, nature) • Catskill Fly Fishing Center & Museum (nearby) • Roscoe Beer Company (brewery) • Roscoe Diner (classic local eatery) • Trout Town USA Park (recreation) • Roscoe O&W Railway Museum (local history) • Roscoe Campsite Park (camping, events) • Catskill Scenic Trail (biking/hiking, nearby) • Trout Parade (annual event)

Other Things to Note

House Rules & Important Information - By booking with Portoro Homes, guests agree to the guidelines below to help ensure a safe, respectful, and enjoyable stay. • Portoro Homes Rental Agreement + Identity Registration | All guests staying at a Portoro Homes property are required to complete identity registration and sign a rental agreement via e-signature. • Age Requirement | The reservation holder must be 25+. • Arrival Support + 24/7 Support | Upon arrival, Portoro Homes aims to ensure your safety, proper access to the home, and understanding of guest features. If you have any questions, please reach out to Portoro Homes directly—our team is available 24/7. • Directions + Check-In Details | Before check-in, Portoro Homes will send all check-in details, detailed directions, and a digital guest guide for the home by email and text to help ensure a seamless arrival. • Check-In / Check-Out (Early/Late Requests) | Check-in is 4:00pm and check-out is 11:00am. We can’t guarantee early check-ins or late check-outs, and a fee typically applies. When approved, fees apply for times outside a one-hour window of standard check-in/check-out. If you need significant flexibility, the best option is to book an additional night. • Local Taxes | In New York State and Delaware County, hotel/vacation rental hosts are required to collect hotel tax. Portoro Homes collects these taxes within the booking transaction. • Animals/Pets — Dogs Only (Guidelines + Fee) | Dogs are allowed only in designated “Pet-Friendly” Portoro Homes listings and must be disclosed prior to arrival. Maximum 2 dogs per stay. A $150 fee per dog applies. Unauthorized dogs will incur a $150/day per dog fee and may result in cancellation and required departure. • No Smoking | This is a no smoking property. Penalty fees apply for violations, and you may be asked to vacate the premises with no refund at the discretion of Portoro Homes. • No Parties or Events | Parties and events are not permitted. • Quiet Hours | 10:00pm–8:00am. These hours reflect local residential and regional expectations—please keep noise low and be mindful of neighbors. • Report Damages | Any known damages incurred during your stay must be reported to the property manager immediately. • Security | Some Portoro Homes properties have exterior-only cameras for monitoring. • Local or Property Water Features | Some Portoro Homes properties may have pools, hot tubs, or other nearby water features. There is no guard around water features—use at your own risk. • Wildlife + Pests | You will likely see wildlife during your stay (deer, turkeys, groundhogs, foxes, etc.). Please note: We are in bear country, so it’s very important to discard all garbage in the secure bear-proof bin (warmer months) or garbage can (winter). For homes that include/offer BBQs, all food items should be brought inside and BBQs scraped clean after use to avoid attracting wildlife. The home is regularly treated for pests, but because we’re in the country, it’s not unusual for an occasional insect or mouse to make an appearance.

Amenities

BBQ grill

Garden or backyard

Hot tub

Mountain view

Hair dryer

Hot water

Shampoo

Towels provided

Bed linens

Clothing storage

Dryer

45 more

Accommodation

Bedroom 1

1 king bed

Bedroom 2

1 king bed

Bedroom 3

1 double bed

Bedroom 4

1 queen bed

Terms & Rules

Quiet hours required between 10:00 PM and 8:00 AM

Pets allowed (charges may apply)

Suitable for Children

Suitable for Infants

Availability

Starts at

$144

/night

Check in - Check out

Guests

Check-in: After 4pm • Check-out: Before 11am

Reviews

4.43 • 7 reviews

Paula

July 2025

Peaceful Getaway Everything we needed was on the property, from coffee and olive oil to firewood and starter. It was peaceful and beautifully maintained. No A/C in the main building, but the fans were fine most of the time. And the basement was clean and cool with TV and games. The guesthouse has great A/C.

Todd

August 2024

We had a lovely stay. Everything matched the description and was excellent value. Very nice fire pit / hot tub / backyard setup that we used many times during our stay. We would definitely book again.

Sonny

January 2024

We've booked both homes to escape the city life with a handful of loved ones celebrating my husband his birthday - and I couldn't have picked a better place. It was cosy and spacious, great communication (at all hours), making our stay as relaxed as possible. Upon arrival we struggled to get the fire place going - so the team brought some fire starters and extra wood the following day. We had a wonderful time, cooking and relaxing and being together. The view waking up from the second home was stunning, the places have all needed ! Highly recommend - both booking these places, as well booking with Summer.

Caitlin

November 2023

We stayed here and rented both the Main House and the Guest house over Thanksgiving weekend with friends and their pups. The homes are exactly as described and pictured. They both are extremely private and remote, which is exactly what our group was looking for. It was nice to have both homes as we slept in the Main House, but used the Guest House for coffee hangs, cocktail hour, and a second bathroom. The kitchens had everything we needed to cook all our meals of a 3 night stay. We enjoyed the hot tub daily as it was in the teens most of our stay there. Would love to stay again in the summer! Please note: as all reviews state here, the home is very remote, cell service was non existent, the WiFi wasn't consistent and the Satellite TV was a bit glitchy. We knew this going into the trip, and spent most of time reading, hiking, and enjoying a fire outside. We actually LOVED how unplugged our group was, and all left feeling like we didn't need a vacation from our vacation.

Reviews

4.43 • 7 reviews

Paula

July 2025

Todd

August 2024

Sonny

January 2024

Caitlin

November 2023

Charlotte P.

August 2023

Hidden gem off the beaten path! We enjoyed our stay on Lexie Lane so much! We were attending a family members wedding at Handsome Hollow about 30 min away and needed a place bigger than the recommended wedding hotels as we had our whole family, 2 adults and 3 kids aged 10-17. Our 17 yr old son loved having his own little house to stay in, but it would have been perfectly comfortable for a young couple too-you have to be spry enough to climb the ladder to the loft sleeping in the mini-cabin. The rest of us enjoyed the sleeping arrangements in the main house, comfy beds, air conditioned living room and lots of cozy blankets. There’s a charming fire pit next to a raised hot tub with string lights hung all around it. This area makes for a picture perfect evening with s’mores! Grab groceries on your way in at one of the larger groceries, supplies are limited in nearby Roscoe, but you can get the essentials. We enjoyed visiting all the small towns around the area, lots of antique shopping and cute little cafes. The Spotted Cow in Roscoe is especially delicious. If you’re a fan of yoga I recommend checking out the Alpaca farm nearby for some yoga with Alpacas! We did a lot of driving but really enjoyed our stay at this home, it’s very well furnished and comfortable for a family or group of friends. Internet is very limited in the area so make sure you navigate before you leave range of Wi-Fi. We hope to return someday!

Jorlyn

July 2023

The house was so beautiful! Truly a gem outside the city. Very cozy and comforting. My friends and I had a blast, hope to visit again. Thank you Team Summer for all that you did for us. If you’re looking at this house, GET IT !

Location

Roscoe, New York. Exact location is provided after booking is confirmed.

Neighborhood

The Catskills and Hudson Valley are fantastic destinations for anyone looking to escape the city and experience a blend of natural beauty, vibrant culture, and small-town charm. This region is famous for its rolling mountains, lush forests, and scenic river views—perfect for hiking, biking, kayaking, or simply soaking up the outdoors. In autumn, the foliage is truly spectacular, painting the landscape in vibrant colors. Throughout the area, you’ll discover a unique mix of history and creativity, with beautifully preserved architecture, art galleries, boutique shops, and a thriving farm-to-table dining scene featuring fresh local produce and artisanal goods. Weekend markets, cozy cafés, and a welcoming community vibe are found in every corner. The region is rich in culture, with attractions like Olana, Clermont State Historic Site, and regular art shows, music events, and seasonal festivals. Whether you’re after adventure, relaxation, or a foodie experience, the Catskills and Hudson Valley deliver it all—making any of these charming towns a perfect home base for exploring this special corner of New York. Roscoe, affectionately known as “Trout Town, USA,” is a haven for anglers and outdoor lovers, where the legendary Beaverkill and Willowemoc rivers converge. The town’s unique claim to fame is its world-class fly fishing, drawing visitors from around the globe to its pristine waters and historic fishing lodges. Beyond the rivers, Roscoe offers a classic Catskills experience with rustic inns, local breweries, and a main street lined with gear shops and cozy cafés. The surrounding forests and hills provide endless opportunities for hiking, camping, and wildlife watching. Roscoe’s blend of sporting heritage, natural beauty, and small-town friendliness makes it a must-visit for anyone seeking both adventure and relaxation in the Catskills. Things to See & Do: • Things to Do: - Go fly fishing at Junction Pool or Willowemoc Creek. - Visit the Catskill Fly Fishing Center & Museum. - Enjoy craft beer at Roscoe Beer Company. - Explore the Roscoe O&W Railway Museum. - Picnic or play at Trout Town USA Park. - Attend the annual Trout Parade. - Shop at local outfitters for fishing gear. - Camp or hike in nearby state forests. • Things to See: - The confluence of Beaverkill and Willowemoc at Junction Pool - Catskill Fly Fishing Center & Museum’s riverside campus - Roscoe Diner’s classic neon sign - Willowemoc Creek’s trout-filled waters - Beaverkill Covered Bridge’s historic wooden span (nearby) - Trout Town USA Park’s riverfront setting - Roscoe O&W Railway Museum’s vintage railcars - Rolling hills and farmland surrounding the hamlet • Golf Courses: Roscoe Mountain Club, Villa Roma Resort Golf Course, Twin Village Golf Course • Museums: Catskill Fly Fishing Center & Museum, Roscoe O&W Railway Museum, Time and the Valleys Museum (Grahamsville, nearby) • Local Markets: Roscoe Farmers Market, Livingston Manor Farmers Market (nearby), Callicoon Farmers Market (nearby), Roscoe Beer Company Market • Local Restaurants & Shopping - Restaurants: Roscoe Diner, The Junction, Raimondo’s Restaurant & Pizzeria, Roscoe Beer Co., The Courtyard, Riverside Café, Northern Farmhouse Pasta - Shops: Beaverkill Angler, Roscoe Beer Co. Shop, Catskill Flies, Prohibition Distillery Shop, Junction Pool Gifts, Roscoe General Store, Northern Farmhouse Pasta Shop Annual Festivals & Events: • Roscoe Trout Parade • Roscoe Rockland Chamber of Commerce Fall Festival • Catskill Fly Fishing Center Summerfest • Livingston Manor Trout Parade (Livingston Manor, nearby) • Callicoon Country Fair (Callicoon, nearby) • Roscoe Beer Fest • Roscoe Catskills Pride Festival • Livingston Manor Ice Carnival (Livingston Manor, nearby) • Delaware County Fair (Walton, nearby) • Sullivan County Fair (Liberty, nearby)