Restored 1750s Waterfall Estate in Hudson Valley Is Listed for the First Time in 60 Years for $5.2 Million

A waterfall might not be a common feature in many backyards, but this historic mill-turned-residence has one running through it—and that's only part of what makes Bloomvale, likely one of the Hudson Valley's most extraordinary homes currently on the market, so compelling.The remarkable stone estate at 4918 Route 82 in Salt Point, NY, has just come to market for $5.2 million after serving as one family's home for the past 60 years.Represented by Lindsay Allen of Julia B. Fee Sotheby's International Realty, the National Register–listed property dates to the 1750s, when it was constructed as a grist mill on Wappinger Creek.Over the centuries, it served as a cotton mill and cidery before being transformed into one of the Hudson Valley's most extraordinary private residences.Loading...An outdoor dining area is situated on a deck just off the main residence. Catskill Image/Valley VagrantLoading...The main living room inside the converted millCatskill Image/Valley VagrantLoading...A quiet work space in the living roomCatskill Image/Valley VagrantIn its early days, the mill was owned by prominent landowner and politician Isaac Bloom, with some historical accounts even suggesting Continenta...