2790 Salt Point Turnpike

Introducing the Upton House, where the easygoing spirit of a 1970s country home meets a beautifully considered modern sensibility. Behind its familiar white facade, a world of warm woods, sculptural forms, and richly textured materials unfolds, creating a home that feels at once nostalgic and entirely of the moment. There is an inviting simplicity to it all, a quiet celebration of the everyday rituals that make a house feel like home. Inside, natural oak, soft earthy tones, and an abundance of sunlight create an atmosphere of understated warmth. Vaulted ceilings rising to twelve feet bring an unexpected sense of volume to the main living spaces, while a generous bank of windows frames the surrounding greenery. At the heart of the living room, a wood-burning stove is set against softly variegated tile, flanked by custom oak shelving and delicate slatted millwork. The interplay of natural textures lends the space an architectural richness without sacrificing its relaxed, welcoming character. The kitchen continues this thoughtful material language, with custom wood cabinetry, creamy quartz countertops, subtly textured tile, and warm brass accents. A substantial stainless steel range brings a professional touch, while a generous central island invites the sort of easy, informal gathering that makes the kitchen the natural heart of a home. Just beyond, a sunlit dining area offers a beautiful setting for lingering dinners, with sculptural lighting overhead and doors that open directly to the deck. Across nearly 2,000 square feet, four bedrooms and three beautifully renovated bathrooms offer comfort and flexibility for full-time living or weekend escapes. Hardwood floors and a restrained palette create a sense of continuity throughout, while the bathrooms reveal their own distinct personalities. Handmade tile in powder blue and muted greige, elegant brass fixtures, and carefully selected finishes introduce moments of color and playful sophistication. An attached two-car garage and expansive basement provide ample room for storage, hobbies, and all the practical necessities of country living. Outside, an acre of land provides a lovely balance of open lawn and mature trees, with the changing seasons offering an ever-evolving backdrop. A spacious deck extends the living space outdoors, perfect for summer dinners beneath the trees, while a lower bluestone terrace embraced by stacked-stone walls offers a more intimate place to enjoy a morning coffee or an evening aperitif. From the first warm days of spring to the golden light of autumn, the grounds invite life to unfold at a more leisurely pace. With nearby access to Upton Lake and located within the Millbrook school district, the Upton House offers an inviting setting for weekends away or a life lived a little more slowly. Perfectly positioned to enjoy the best of the Hudson Valley, the property is an easy drive from the charming villages of Millbrook and Rhinebeck, with their celebrated restaurants, independent shops and local markets. Spend an afternoon wandering the extraordinary grounds of Innisfree Garden, tasting wines at Millbrook Vineyards & Winery, or exploring the region's scenic trails and countryside. With Metro-North and Amtrak service from nearby Poughkeepsie, additional Amtrak connections in Rhinecliff, and New York City approximately two hours away by car, the Upton House offers an effortless balance of country living, culture, and connection.