DeBruce, New York · The Catskills
A mountain retreat, refined.
An elevated Catskills home with a cedar hot tub, sauna, gym, and game room — an ideal escape for couples, friends, and families.
Welcome to Evergreen Overlook
Where escape meets comfort.
Tucked into a forested hillside in DeBruce, Evergreen Overlook is a considered, design-forward home built for the way people travel together — with room for everyone to have their own corner. Wake to mist over the valley, work out, warm up in the sauna, unwind in the game room, and gather around the wood stove as the light goes long.
6
Guests
3
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
Gym · Spa · Game Room
Onsite
The essentials, elevated
Appointed like a home (because it is)
The details that make a long weekend feel like a reset — and a week feel effortless.
Onsite Gym
A fully equipped home gym so your routine never pauses on vacation.
Sauna & Hot Tub
A cedar sauna and hot tub on the deck, framed by the valley.
Game Room
A lower-level retreat — arcade hoop, table games, and a big screen.
Mountain Views
Double sliding glass doors open to deck with views of the forested Catskills ridgeline.
Outdoor Access
Hiking, swimming, and world-class fly-fishing minutes from the door.
Fine Dining Nearby
A celebrated tasting-menu restaurant down the road; more a short drive away.
The heart of the house
A great room that gathers everyone
Twenty-four-foot knotty-pine ceilings, sliding glass doors to the deck, and a wood stove at the center — the great room flows into an open kitchen and dining so no one is ever far from the action.
- 24-foot knotty-pine ceilings
- Chef's kitchen, Bertazzoni range
- Wood-burning stove
- Indoor–outdoor deck access
Room to spread out
A corner of the mountain for everyone.
Recharge in the gym, reset in the sauna and hot tub, and relax in the game room.
DeBruce, New York
The Western Catskills, at your doorstep.
Set at the edge of the Willowemoc Wild Forest — the birthplace of American fly-fishing — minutes from trailheads, swimming holes, and the celebrated tables of Livingston Manor and Roscoe.
5.0 ★ · 54 reviews · Guest Favorite
Loved by guests who return.
Rated a perfect 5.0 on Airbnb and ranked in the top 1% of homes — here's what recent guests had to say.
“From the moment we walked in, it was clear this host takes real pride in the space — spotlessly clean, beautifully maintained, incredibly comfortable. The sauna and hot tub were amazing, and unwinding by the creek added such a peaceful, almost magical touch. We'll absolutely be booking again!”
“Fantastic place! Comfortable, cosy and well-decorated. The sauna and home theater were big highlights, and there's a beautiful peaceful stream you can hear from the porch and the bedroom. Nathan was a really great host. Will definitely be back!”
“Excellent stay for our small group looking to reconnect and unwind — the house has everything you might need and more: games, sauna, hot tub, deck, views, quiet. Access to the nearby lake was a wonderful plus!”
“We had a wonderful stay. The home was exactly as described and better: clean, comfortable, well-maintained, and equipped with everything we needed. The host made the entire experience seamless from check-in to check-out. We would gladly stay here again.”
“Amazing place to stay with great views! It was snowing during our stay, so we had a lot of fun sledding right outside the cabin. The sauna is really good — highly recommend. The cabin is very well furnished and has everything you need.”
“Absolutely wonderful stay! The whole house is beautifully decorated and super comfortable. We especially loved the hot tub, sauna, and gym. No notes — do yourself a favor and book this lovely home.”
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Where is Evergreen Overlook located? +
Evergreen Overlook is in DeBruce, New York — in the western Catskills (Sullivan County), about a two-hour drive from New York City and roughly 12 minutes from Livingston Manor.
How many guests does Evergreen Overlook sleep? +
Evergreen Overlook sleeps up to 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, with 4 beds.
What amenities does Evergreen Overlook have? +
The home has a cedar hot tub (open year-round), a cedar sauna, an onsite home gym, a lower-level game room with a 75-inch home theater, a chef's kitchen, a wood stove, fast Wi-Fi, deeded Hunter Lake access, and nine private wooded acres with a seasonal creek and a firepit.
Is Evergreen Overlook pet friendly? +
Yes — pets are welcome at Evergreen Overlook by prior approval. A pet fee applies.
Can I book Evergreen Overlook directly instead of through Airbnb? +
Yes. Booking direct at evergreenoverlook.com is the best rate, with no platform fees on either side. You can reserve your dates at evergreenoverlook.com/book.
What is the minimum stay at Evergreen Overlook? +
The typical minimum stay is 3 nights, though it can vary by season and specific dates.
How far is Evergreen Overlook from New York City? +
Evergreen Overlook is about a two-hour drive from New York City, and roughly an hour from Hudson or Kingston.
Is there lake access or fishing near Evergreen Overlook? +
Yes. Guests have deeded access to Hunter Lake up the road, and the Willowemoc and Beaverkill rivers — the birthplace of American dry-fly fishing — are just minutes away.
What is there to do at Evergreen Overlook if the weather is bad? +
Quite a lot — the house is built for a washed-out forecast. There is a cedar sauna, a cedar hot tub that stays open year-round in any weather, a wood-burning stove, an onsite home gym, and a lower-level game room with a 75-inch home theater. The chef's kitchen makes cooking in part of the trip rather than a fallback. A rainy or snowy weekend at Evergreen Overlook tends to be the point rather than a disappointment.
How long is the drive to Evergreen Overlook from outside New York City? +
It is 1 hour and 45 minutes from the George Washington Bridge — the most useful anchor, since the route runs the GWB to the Palisades Interstate Parkway to NY-17 west. From Manhattan, add the time to reach the bridge, so roughly two hours door to door. Guests coming from Rockland or Orange County join that same route partway along: Nyack, Nanuet, and Suffern are about 20 to 25 minutes north of the GWB on the Palisades, which puts Evergreen Overlook around an hour and 20 minutes away — closer than it is from the city, not farther. Hudson and Kingston are each about an hour. In GPS the address resolves to Parksville, in the Town of Rockland; DeBruce is the hamlet name.