Mid Century Mod 5-Bed, Pool OPEN!, Dogs Welcome

Pool Season & Heating Info Our pool season usually runs from April through October, but the water temperature always depends on the weather. July 1 – August 31: The pool heater (a “heat pump”) is set to 84°F. On most days, it can raise the water temp about 10–15° above the outdoor air temperature. Since it works by pulling heat from the air, cool nights or chilly days can keep it from reaching the full 84°. Remember: the “average temperature” is based on both day and night temps. Before July 1 & After Sept 1: The water temperature will vary more with the weather and is unlikely to reach any higher than the average (day/night) air temp. Even if the heater is on (at the owner’s discretion), it may not always feel “swimmable” to everyone. Other things to know: The pool is large (30,000 gallons), so it can take a couple of sunny, 80°+ days to warm back up after cooler weather. The heater only runs during the daytime. Setting the thermostat higher than 84° won’t heat the water faster—it just makes the system keep trying, even if the weather won’t allow it. We don’t use gas heaters because they cost about $10/hour to run (one weekend once used a $600 tank). The heat pump is the most sustainable and fair option for everyone. In summary:
 We can’t guarantee an exact water temperature, but we’re always hoping for blue skies and perfect swimming weather for your stay! If the pool isn’t swimmable during your visit, we hope you’ll still enjoy everything else the home and the Hudson Valley have to offer. We want your stay to be as enjoyable and safe as possible. To help with this, we've made our rules and regulations easy to find and review. Please take a moment to read them, especially those posted around the pool area, to ensure everyone's well-being during your visit. By confirming your booking, you agree to release the property owner, manager, and fellow guests from any liabilities or claims that may arise during your stay. Any necessary claims will be handled through the booking site. Our water comes from a well and is thoroughly filtered however all the wells in the area have had an increase of iron in the water this year and as a result when it gets heated it tends to have a slight tint. You might see a slightly darker color at first and then it will start to clear, but don’t worry it has been filtered and tested to be 100% safe for drinking and bathing. You may see a bit of a stain on the white towels but it all comes out in the wash. The pipes have been flushed and sterilized and we are doing everything we can to mitigate the issue. ** Please note that the use of the provided washer is "at your own risk", as stated above the hot water may cause stains. We suggest using Only cold water if you do use the machine. As winter approaches, it's common for field mice and bugs to seek shelter indoors. While they're harmless, we've taken steps to minimize their presence. If you happen to encounter any, please understand it's part of the seasonal transition. Our team is here to assist you, prioritizing your comfort and safety above all else..