Four miles off Route 17, across a green truss bridge over the Beaver Kill, this '50s-era cabin on the creek will be your home as soon as you ease down the driveway from Burnwood Road. On the bank of Trout Brook, this simple, perfectly appointed lodge is quintessential Upstate NY -- secluded while accessible to Roscoe, Livingston Manor, and other popular city getaways. East Branch sits in the fly-fishing epicenter, with countless access points to the Beaver Kill and Delaware rivers. In the center of a lush, forest-lined, creekside three acre-plot, the 1955-built cabin was fully renovated in 2020, incorporating classic Americana elements into the rustic, yet finely crafted character of the existing space. Modern appliances share the kitchen with a gas stove and new, hand-treated butcher-block countertops. The water is completely spring-fed (you’ll want to fill up a few bottles from the outdoor spigot to take with you). The main cabin living area features an open-rafter ceiling that peaks at nearly twenty feet, with a wide-open picture window framing the wondrous creek and its forested bank. A big, beautifully aged wood door separates the two bedrooms and the fully renovated bathroom that includes a 1940s-era American Standard pedestal sink. Outside the cabin, a sprawling courtyard, paved with blue stone cut and finished in East Branch, includes hand-built picnic tables, ideal for morning coffee, meals any time of day, and hours of bliss soundtracked by gently roiling water. (And yes, there is a natural swimming hole just down a short trail on the property!) Additionally, we have a bluetooth speaker, vintage board games, a TV with plenty of DVDs and old VHS tapes (plus streaming of course!) for all your entertainment needs.