Sage Sojourn Studio · Saugerties/Woodstock

Just 5 minutes from Exit 20 off I-87. A brand-new studio, renovated top to bottom in 2026: spotless and fully outfitted. Outside, the yard work is done: the old torn-up lot is now a stone courtyard, with a propane fire pit for each studio. Our photos still show the yard mid-construction; fresh pictures are coming soon. If anything isn't right, tell us and we'll make it right.

Note: true tiny home. 14 in shower entry

Guest access: This listing is for renting the entire studio. Guests have access to the indoor and outdoor spaces, with parking in the shared driveway.

Shower width: inside, it's a normal size (the base is a standard 32 by 32 inches). The one quirk is the entry: the glass doors could not open to their full width, so the opening is 8 inches narrower than usual. It's 14 inches to step through. Once you're in, it's a regular shower, and our large frame contractor got in. If a narrower step-through opening is a concern, or you have limited mobility, we're happy to help you decide before you book.

Fire station nearby: the station sits on the corner. If a daytime call comes in you may hear the siren from the house. The department does not sound the alarm at night, so evenings and sleep stay quiet.

Arrival note: the driveway is on Route 212, a busy road, and it sneaks up on you. Slow down early, use the fire station on the corner as your landmark, and park on the left side of the shared driveway.

The neighborhood: we sit right on the Saugerties/Woodstock border, on the stretch of Route 212 that connects the two: the village of Saugerties (shops, restaurants, the historic lighthouse) is about 8 minutes east, and Woodstock's village green is about 12 minutes west. It's a quiet, countryside spot with two famous Hudson Valley towns as your bookends. You'll want a car up here; parking is free in the shared driveway.

Sage Sojourn sits right next to its sister studio, Butterfly Bungalow. Traveling with friends? Book both!

SAFETY and PRIVACY: There is only a camera pointed at the driveway, to monitor for packages and other security matters. It records sound, but cannot see or hear inside either unit.