Waterfall House
A distinctive Saugerties home, fully managed. Explore how Haus coordinates property care, develops a tailored pricing strategy and advises on future improvements.
Read the Waterfall House story →Ulster County, NY
Airbnb property management in Ulster County.
Ulster County is home. Most of the homes we manage are here, our founder rents his own here, and our cleaning and maintenance crews work these roads year round. Tell us about yours, and Justin will reply personally.
You'll hear directly from Justin within 24 hours.Not a call center. The founder, personally.
Where we work
Every Ulster County town we manage.
Each town has its own market, its own rules, and its own guide. Find yours.
Local knowledge
Ulster County rents on real, seasonal demand.
From the Saugerties waterfalls to the Shawangunk ridge above New Paltz, Ulster County draws hikers, climbers, leaf-peepers, and city weekenders across a long season. That demand moves by the weekend, which is why every home we manage is priced daily off real market data rather than left at a flat rate.
Two Ulster County homes
Property care you can see in practice.
Both homes are in Saugerties. Each has its own management priorities, from coordinating pool and grounds care to overseeing a major water-supply project.
Goat Hill Cottage
From family management to full-service care. See how Haus runs Goat Hill’s rental operation and coordinates major property projects while the owners enjoy their seasonal stays.
Read the Goat Hill Cottage story →Tell us about your Ulster County home to discuss its location, your rental plans and the management it needs.
Before you choose a manager.
See what Haus handles and what you control, the complete fee structure, and our Waterfall House and Goat Hill case studies.
Which Ulster County towns does Haus manage in?
Across Ulster County and its neighbors, including Saugerties, Kingston, Kerhonkson, Accord, New Paltz, Stone Ridge, High Falls, Marbletown, Hurley, West Hurley, Gardiner, and Pine Bush. We only manage homes we can reach, and every town has its own market guide.
What does Airbnb management cost in Ulster County?
25% of gross rental revenue (net of guest-paid taxes and platform fees), a $250 to $400 monthly property management fee scaled to house size, and a one-time $1,500 onboarding fee. The full breakdown is on the fees page.
Do I need a permit to run a short-term rental in Ulster County?
It depends on your town. Several Ulster County towns require registration and permits, and some cap the number issued, so the rules vary from Saugerties to Marbletown to New Paltz. We walk every owner through their town's current requirements before listing.
“We had an amazing stay! The house was absolutely incredible, everything from the indoor pool to the movie theater and game room exceeded our expectations. Justin and Sergio were fantastic hosts, greeted us upon arrival, gave us a full tour, and recommended some great local spots for fresh produce.”
Alejandro · Red Fox Stables
“This property is a true oasis. The setting is absolutely stunning, and the accommodations were spotless, cozy, and incredibly comfortable. The heated pool was wonderful and made for a perfect place to relax on the beautiful days we had. We also loved the screened-in porch, the perfect spot to enjoy a morning coffee and take in the peaceful surroundings.”
Cynthia · Hilltop Oasis
- No long-term contracts. A 60-day opt-out, no questions asked.
- Use your home yourself; we just ask for 180 rental days a year.
- We take on a few new homes each year.
What could your Ulster County home earn?
If your home is a fit, Justin prepares a free projection from real market data for your town.
Got it. Here's what happens next.
- Justin pulls real market data for your town and comps for your house.
- You hear from him within 24 hours.
- If your home is a fit, Justin prepares your projection and you talk next steps.
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