Highlights of recent media coverage of Glasco.
Nature in the time of climate change is a perilous thing, making land stewardship paramount for the owner of a 170-acre Hudson Valley, New York, estate, where a private lake and four stone-and-wood cottages from the 1930s are set in a storybook forest of white pine and hemlock.
Read the full article on Architectural Digest.
The home itself dates back to the mid-1800s. Its current design pays homage to its past, including exposed wood beams and ceilings, brick walls, oversized fireplaces, and iron chandeliers, which are all expertly blended with modern comforts.
Read the full article on Travel + Leisure.
Glasco Woodstock is perfect for a luxurious weekend getaway—perched upon a sprawling 16 acres, this converted-barn home has a design-forward interior complete with 30-foot ceilings as well as five-and-a-half bedrooms. The service is also top-notch, as the property comes with a 24-hour digital concierge as well as a private chef upon request.
Read the full article on Vogue.
The hot tub and hammocks raise the leisure levels starry-sky high here, and each bedroom is unique. One has heated floors, another boasts a tall brick fireplace, while a third showcases stunning stained-glass artwork.
Read the full article on Condé Nast Traveler.
The Most Beautiful Places in Upstate New York.
Read the full article on Thrillist.
Ross’s vision for a home that encapsulates the beauty of the surrounding region comes to life. As will be the case with other Glasco properties, each room in the home takes its name from a different part of the region in order to bring a historical element to the space and teach guests more about the area in which they are visiting.
Read the full article on Hudson Valley Magazine.
This magnificent estate combines the tranquility of a private residence combined with the luxuries of a five-star hotel, part of Glasco, a collection of design-forward, luxury homes that reimagine hospitality.
Read the full article on Trips to Discover.