70 Erie Avenue, Narrowsburg, NY 12764

In the heart of Narrowsburg, where the Delaware River’s Big Eddy bends in a wide, gleaming arc, stands a stately Dutch Colonial with a history as captivating as its setting. Built in the 1860s by the Stranahan family—founders of the town’s General Store in 1853—this home remained in their care for over a century before being thoughtfully restored by its current owners in 2017. Today, it balances historic gravitas with modern sophistication, offering nearly an acre of pastoral grounds within easy walking distance to Narrowsburg’s restaurants, shops, and galleries. • Inside, soaring ten-foot ceilings bring an unexpected sense of volume and light. The Great Room, with exposures to the east, south, and west, glows all day long and dazzles with sunsets by evening. Custom built-ins frame a hidden wet bar, and a monumental wood-burning fireplace anchors the space with warmth. Across the hall, the formal dining room—with its designer chandelier, sconces, and bespoke square table seating...