Your Upstate Getaway
History
Once part of a massive 160,000-acre estate, Midwood is a shining example of how elite Hudson River families lived in the Gilded Age. History happened here: Built by a grandson of Robert R. Livingston who helped Thomas Jefferson draft the Declaration of Independence. Franklin Delano Roosevelt travelled Midwood’s carriage road while courting his soon-to-be-bride Eleanor.
The Big House
Featured in Martha Stewart Living magazine (September 2001) the 12-bedroom Big House overlooking the river works beautifully for everything from large group gatherings to quiet moments reading by the fire. Iconic views of the Hudson and the mountains beyond are magical, especially at sunset. (Ships sail by day and night, delighting children of all ages.)
The Grove
Smaller groups (1-4 people) may prefer the Grove, a cottage by a picturesque pond. Enjoy the Grove’s sauna, outdoor patio, wood-burning fireplace and EV charger.
The Grounds
For generations Midwood’s landscapes have hosted gatherings and created memories that last a lifetime.
Amenities
Guests enjoy unlimited access to a large swimming pool tucked in the woods, tennis court, waterfront and walking paths.
Events
Midwood is an ideal location for high-end weddings, receptions, photoshoots and film production. Pick and choose from among many unique venues.
