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The Riverhouse
Apartment • Boardinghouse Rooms • General Store/Private Event Space
The Starling at Pond Eddy’s Riverhouse was built by A. Maney in 1883 and is reported to be one of the last known buildings to have been constructed along the Historic Delaware and Hudson Canal. The main floor of the Riverhouse originally housed a general store and has much of the original wood floors and ceilings intact. The upstairs—thought to be former boardinghouse—contains elaborate woodwork and colored glass windows.
THE APARTMENT
2 Guests • 1 Bathroom • 1 Bedroom
The Apartment has a wood burning stove for the cooler weather months and a large claw foot bathtub that overlooks the Delaware River. Large groups can combine The Apartment with The Boardinghouse Rooms through the use of a conveniently placed partition door, otherwise this is a private rental.
THE BOARDINGHOUSE ROOMS
8 Guests • 1 Bathroom • 4 Bedroom
The Boardinghouse Rooms are ideal for a large group and can be combined with The Apartment through the use of a conveniently placed partition door, otherwise this is a private rental. There is a private front balcony with a 3-piece bistro set for enjoying your morning coffee or afternoon wine.
THE COTTAGe
6 Guests • 1 Bathroom • 2 Bedroom
The Starling at Pond Eddy’s Cottage dates back to c. 1860, with the porch being added around 1880. This is just one of many midcentury canal-side houses that were built in Pond Eddy. The Cottage is a private residence with its own gated front yard and porch. In addition, this space has a newly renovated bathroom, spacious dining room, and wood burning stove.
* The Cottage is the only pet-friendly rental at The Starling at Pond Eddy. Please be sure to read through the Pet Guidelines and select the Add-On option at check-out if you'd like your pet to accompany you on your visit.
THE UPPER WOODS
Guests are welcome to walk and explore The Starling at Pond Eddy's almost 8 acres of wooded hillside. A walking path ascends from the northern boundary of the bluff behind The Riverhouse. This area can be used to create an intimate woodland atmosphere for wedding ceremonies or as a recreational space for retreats participating in archery and axe throwing lessons.