Welcome to 1520 Journeys End Rd a young custom-built timber peg post and beam Modern Barn residence with an additional 2,400 sq ft 3bedroom country guest cottage. Constructed by expert craftsmen and meticulously maintained over the years by the original owners no detail was overlooked in the quality build and efficiency design of the main house. Unique features include a Cedar Shake Roof, recently repainted Cedar Board & Batten siding that is fully insulated underneath, German Viessman Furnace & Water Heater, radiant heated floors, central AC, and Marvin windows. Enter the main house to a grandiose living room featuring a 21' yellow stone fireplace, second-floor bridge, and direct walk-out access to a lovely landscaped bluestone dining patio with trellis and canvas shades. The open kitchen has Carrara counters, double Miele ovens, a Sub-Zero refrigerator and a large breakfast seating area. Entertain your family and friends in the formal dining room with three sides of full windows. With 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths in total, easily host overnight guests with a private 1st floor Guest Suite. The upper level boasts a winged primary en-suite bedroom with a stunning 5 fixture marble bath with two person pearl jacuzzi an oversized walk-in closet and a small terrace perforct for morning coffee. The exterior of the home is also in perfect condition with recently replaced cedar roofs on both the main house and garage. The 2-car detached garage with a 24x24 workspace above offers great utility. The historic 1920s Cabin was once owned as a summer camp for Barnard College and can easily be transformed into a writer artist's haven, party space, guest house, or pool house. The two homes are perfectly sited and private from each other on 10 acres of manicured land with specimen trees and perennial gardens all abutting Nature Preserve land and walk to the Teatown Lake Reservation pond and facilities. Just a 10-minute drive to Croton-Harmon MTA with plentiful Croton Resident Parking and express trains to NYC and easily accessible to the Taconic State Parkway.