Cannon Villa,- Mountain Dale, Catskills, NY
🌄 Cannon Kosher Villa – Peaceful Upstate Getaway
Mountain Dale, NY | 4 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms | Sleeps 8
Escape to our fully furnished kosher vacation home in the heart of the Catskills. Just steps from Silver Lake, the scenic Rail Trail, and Krieger Park, this serene villa is perfect for a peaceful family getaway.
🕍 Shabbos-friendly: Local minyan within 5 min walk, community Eiruv, labeled meat/dairy kitchen, Shabbos mode appliances, hot plate, urn, and full Shabbos setup.
Accommodations:
Dining Room: Seating for 12.
Living Rooms: Three-seater couch, two-seater couch, and 2 egg chairs.
Strictly Kosher Kitchen (clearly labeled sides) with fridge/freezer (Shabbos mode), urn, and starter set of disposables.
Meat side: Oven, stovetops, sink, hot plate/plata, cooking utensils.
Cholov Yisroel side: Stovetop, sink, hot water urn.
Shabbos amenities: Hot plate, hot-water urn, kiddush cup, challah cover & board, knife, tea lights, Havdalah kit, benchers (Sefard; Ashkenazi available upon request).
Bedrooms & Bathrooms:
Master Bedroom: Two 55″ full-size beds, single-seater couch.
Bedroom 2: Two twin beds + pack ’n play.
Bedroom 3: Two twin beds.
Bedroom 4: Two twin beds.
Two Bathrooms: 1st is with a shower, and 2nd bathroom with just a jacuzii bath without a shower.
Amenities
Two large decks and a landscaped yard.
Walking distance to Silver Lake, Rail Trail, Krieger Park, and BuyRite Kosher Supermarket.
Siddurim (Sefard; Ashkenazi available).
Air conditioning: Split AC in dining and kitchen/living/play area; window AC in master and bedroom 2; central heating.
Washer with detergent in the basement (dryer is Not provided, drying lines are provided outside).
Fresh linens on beds, towels, extra pillows and blankets.
Bath soap, shampoo, conditioner, toothpaste, toilet paper.
Free driveway parking for 4 cars (plus street parking).
Negel Vasser sets.
Community Eiruv.
Nearby
Shul/Men’s Mikvah:
Mountain Dale Yeshiva, Ashkenaz (year-round minyan) – 5 Ronald Tawil Way, Mountain Dale, NY 12763 – 9-min walk.
Mountain Acres Shul, Chassidish/Sefard (Shabbosim year-round) – 15-min walk that includes on a busy road without sidewalk.
Ohavei Shalom Synagogue, Ashkenaz (summer months, daily) – 14 Maurice Rose St, Woodridge, NY 12789 – 50-min walk, 6-min drive.
Mikvah Taharah: Woodridge Mikvah – 6 min drive / 45 min walk.
Kosher supermarket, pizza shops, takeout, cleaners, and more within short driving distance.
🚶♂️ Walk to:
Minyanim & shuls (Ashkenaz, Chassidish)
BuyRite Kosher supermarket
Honeydew supermarket
Lake, parks, and rail trail
📅 Check-in:
Sun–Thu: 4 PM
Fri: 1 PM
House Rules:
No parties, no smoking, quiet hours 11 PM–7:30 AM. Rental doesn’t have a dryer.
💬 Book your serene Catskills retreat today and enjoy a peaceful escape where comfort meets beautiful views.
This is a very nice home, with a lot of advantages for Shomer-Shabbat families, as advertised by Menachem. The area is beautiful, the nearby stores indicated by Menachem have an amazing supply of kosher food, the existence of an Eiruv and the proximity of the shuls were very helpful to us.
Some things that could be improved:
1. The code for unlocking the door that was provided before our arrival was not enough. A detailed explanation of how this code is entered and what you need to do before and after entering the code, is a must. Also, how the door is locked when leaving the house.
2. In the smaller bathroom, the one with the Jacouzzi, the shower does not work.
3. In the walkway from the driveway to the house some of the bricks/stones are broken or loose, causing a safety hazard.
4. We did not find the washing machine that was mentioned in the listing.
5. Regarding the shuls, the Ashkenaz minyan on Shabbat during the summer months is very hard to find as it is behind a private home with no sign. It would be helpful if a street address were provided. For weekdays during the summer there is a large Ashkenaz shul 2 miles away in Woodridge, the Ohavei Shalom Synagogue.
5. The Chassidishe shul in Mountain Dale that is called the Mountain Acres Shul is fine for weekday services but to get there on Shabbat requires walking on the right side of a high-speed road with no sidewalk, which could be quite dangerous, especially for families with small children.
