The best Airbnb barns near NYC

This seven-bedroom barn on 11 acres of land can house 14 people comfortably, so it's perfect for a family or quad-pod getaway. It's just a stone's throw from Lake Taghkanic State Park, for those looking to walk in a bit of nature. It has the barn look with wide, wooden beams, a giant fireplace and an all-brick kitchen.

Rooms? Seven. Sleeps 14 guests.
Mood? Luxury barn conversion.
Location perks? It has its own pond with a bridge and koi fish. Ooh la la.
Budget range? Absolute steal if you fill it.

In the warmer months, guests can enjoy its 70-foot-long saltwater lap pool, a tree house for kids, a greenhouse in a beautiful walled garden, and canoeing. In the cooler months, guests can enjoy their time inside the 4,500-square-foot late Dutch barn built in 1883 for the Scott Ice Company to service the workhorses that pulled ice cakes off the river in winter. The last time it was used as a farm was in the early 2000s by Weid Dairy. The hosts say it has 12x40 hemlock beams with soaring 27-foot ceilings that give views of the most sensational sunsets.

Rooms? Five. Sleeps ten guests.
Mood? Modern farmhouse.
Location perks? It's just 15 minutes north of Hudson and overlooks 15 acres of land as well as the Hudson River.
Budget range? Affordable split between ten.

A barn in Woodstock? Not surprising. What is surprising is how cute and cozy it is. Located on five acres of wooded land next to a stream, this little barn is comfortable and modern but with artistic details. Plus, there's a hot tub for year-round use, heat and AC, two bedrooms, and a modest kitchen. It's the perfect hideaway for when you're not strolling the streets of downtown Woodstock.

Rooms? Two. Sleeps four guests.
Mood? Wood-cutter's hut.
Location perks? Downtown Woodstock is just a ten-minute drive.
Budget range? Reasonable between two.

This beautifully decorated and airy Hunter barnhouse is a four-bed, three-bath that was built in 1845 and was recently renovated to accommodate up to eight guests and a fully equipped kitchen. It also has a hot tub, an outdoor fireplace and grill, a fire pit, an outdoor dining area, and an open yard. Better, it's close to Kaaterskill Falls, North-South Lake and Colgate Lake.

Rooms? Four. Sleeps eight guests.
Mood? Light and airy.
Location perks? Shops and restaurants can be found in the nearby towns of Tannersville, Hunter and Windham.
Budget range? Affordable.

Set on 15 private acres in the heart of the Catskills and Delaware River Valley, this converted dairy barn dates back to 1873. Its European influence is evident with its giant, tiled soaking tub in the basement, intricately etched window doors between rooms, beautifully tiled marble floors, and the nude basrelief in the master bath. At the entrance, stained glass pocket doors open to the modern chef’s kitchen. A more modern touch—a vintage sound system complemented by a perfect vinyl selection—is available as are acoustic guitars and a drum kit. A full-wall television projector allows for cozy movie nights, too.

Rooms? Five. Sleeps 15 guests.
Mood? Medieval glamor.
Location perks? There's a treated aquifer-fed swimming pond, multiple fireplaces, fire pits outside and a treehouse.
Budget range? Absolute steal.

This 1920s hay barn has been completely renovated and painted white (inside) for a chic getaway that can accommodate up to five guests. Its two floors are completely open and there's a full kitchen, bathroom, radiant flooring and an office space with desk, printer and scanner. You get to the barn via a circular driveway lined with apple trees and can see amazing views of a marsh area out the back windows to the north. Expect to see abundant wildlife, including birds, wild turkeys and deer. Because there are no street lights, stargazing is a must.

Rooms? One. Sleeps five guests.
Mood? Naturally floodlit hideaway.
Location perks? The music space comes with a full drum kit, guitar, bass and PA—all available to guests.
Budget range? Very reasonable.

This converted barn is nestled on an old 12-acre egg farm in the Poconos and was reconstructed from reclaimed wood sourced from the original buildings, as well as found timber and local artisan pieces. The cozy one-bed, surrounded by evergreens, can accommodate a group of four. A large fire circle is ready for use as well. It's ideal for those looking for barn-style living.

Rooms? One. Sleeps two guests.
Mood? Rustic gem.
Location perks? There are skiing options aplenty nearby.
Budget range? Mid-range.