Private Chalet with Fire Pit, Deck and Large Yard

Summary:
Nestled on six acres of serene and untouched Catskills forest, our charming A-frame chalet invites you to relax and unwind surrounded by nature. This tranquil, renovated abode is only a short distance to two of the hottest towns in the Catskills, where you’ll find local breweries, distilleries, shops, art galleries, and some of the best fishing! Enjoy high-speed WiFi, luxury furnishings, thoughtful amenities, and Smart TV in this quiet, picturesque retreat from the city.

The Space:
As you enter the home you will be greeted by a sun-filled, vaulted ceiling great-room where your group will love to gather. No need to leave the chef out of the party, as this open-concept flows from the living, to kitchen, to dining areas. From the living room, walk out to the expansive deck is outfitted with a large dining area and brand-new grill.

Ready for bed? Enjoy the 2 spacious bedrooms with luxury linens and Casper mattresses so you get cool, comfortable sleep.

Sleeping arrangements:
- Bedroom 1: 1 King Bed
- Bedroom 2: 1 Queen Bed

Key Features:
- Open, spacious floor plan for convenient entertaining.
- Newly renovated, fully-stocked kitchen with modern, stainless-steel appliances.
- Renovated bathrooms featuring a walk in shower.
- 2 spacious bedrooms with luxury linens
- Multiple outdoor entertainment areas including an expansive deck with an outdoor grill and dining, a covered porch, and a fire pit.

Guest Access:
We offer convenient door codes for self-check-in. Portoro Homes uses convenient keyless entry for self check-in, details provided 2 weeks (or less) prior to arrival by email and text message.

• Early check-ins or late check-outs: If the property happens to be ready earlier than the standard 4 pm check-in time on the day of your arrival, in most cases an early arrival option may be available when confirmed with the main office. Late check-outs must be confirmed with main office staff prior to the date of departure.

The 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)

Getting Around:
Getting around Roscoe is part of the adventure—quiet roads follow trout streams and wind through wooded hills, making each drive peaceful and picturesque. With a car, you can easily reach fishing spots, breweries, and neighboring towns, with minimal traffic and plenty of places to stop.

Route 17 provides quick access to other Catskills destinations, while local byways lead to scenic overlooks and the heart of “Trout Town, USA.” Every drive offers a chance to spot wildlife, cross a covered bridge, or discover a new picnic spot by the river.

Cell service is generally reliable in town, but can fade in remote areas, so download maps ahead of time. Parking is easy and free, and the relaxed pace means you can truly enjoy the journey as much as the destination.

Airports:
• Stewart International Airport (SWF): 1 hour 40 minutes
• Albany International Airport (ALB): 2 hours
• New York City Airports (JFK/LGA/EWR): 2.5–3 hours
• Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport (AVP), PA: 1 hour 45 minutes

Popular Landmarks:
• Roscoe Diner (classic eatery)
• Junction Pool (famous fly-fishing spot)
• Catskill Fly Fishing Center & Museum (nearby)
• Trout Town USA Park (recreation)
• Roscoe O&W Railway Museum (railroad history)
• Roscoe Beer Company (brewery)
• Beaverkill Covered Bridge (historic, nearby)
• Willowemoc Creek (fishing, nature)
• Roscoe Campsite Park (camping, events)
• Catskill Scenic Trail (biking/hiking, nearby)
• Trout Parade (annual event)

Other Things to Note:
Please pay close attention to following the house rules. Non compliance could result in sizable fines.
- All guests staying at a Portoro Homes are required to sign (esignature) a rental agreement and complete identity registration.
- Age restrictions apply. Reservation holder must be 25 years of age.
- No Parties or Events. - Quiet Hours observed, 10:00pm - 8:00am.
- 4WD is required to access the property during winter months.
- Upon arrival, we aim to ensure your safety, proper access to the home, and guest features. Should you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to Portoro Homes directly.
- Known damages incurred during your stay must be reported to the property manager immediately.
- Before check in, we will send you detailed directions to ensure a seamless arrival.
- Check-in time is 4:00 p.m. Check-out time is 11:00 a.m.
- We cannot guarantee early check ins or late checkouts, fee typically applies. When it is possible to check in early or check out late, there will be a fee for anything outside of a one hour window within our standard times. If your need for an early check in or late check out is great, your best option is to book an additional night.
- Some homes have cameras for external monitoring only.
- Some homes have pools and hot tubs. There is no guard around the water features. - Use at your own risk.
- In the State of New York and in Sullivan County, all hotel and vacation rental hosts are required to collect hotel tax. We collect these taxes within the booking transaction.
- This is a No Smoking property. Penalty fees for violations will apply and you may be asked to vacate the premises with no refund at the discretion of the Host.

- Animals/Pets -- Dogs Only, Guidelines and Fee*
Animals/pets must be disclosed prior to reservation arrival date, maximum of 2 per stay. Only dogs are permitted in “Pet-Friendly” Property listings. Allowed number of dogs will be expressly stated in the listing and a $150.00 fee per animal/pet is required. Animals/pets are not permitted anywhere on the premises unless prior approval is obtained. Any unauthorized animals/pets at the property will result in a $150.00 per day / per animal/pet fee, and may result in your reservation being canceled, and you may be required to vacate from the Property.