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Woodstock artist Justin Love is listing his “Loveland Studios” compound for $1.64 million. 

The property, at 4 Churchland Road in Saugerties, NY, is anchored by a 115-year-old church hidden by trees and renovated to showcase Love’s large works.

A sign outside Love’s home — “Miracles” — is entree to a “surreal kaleidoscope of mythical creatures, electrified mysteries, impossible hues and poetic passion all spinning with musical abandon.” 

At 10,000 square feet, the mixed live/work compound includes a converted 6,600-square-foot church, a four-bedroom, 2½-bath, 2,400-square-foot,1940-built farmhouse, a two-car garage and a saltwater pool — all on just over an acre.   


  One of four bedrooms inside Love’s Saugerties spread, right near Woodstock. Will Nainis One of four bedrooms inside Love’s Saugerties spread, right near Woodstock. Will Nainis

  A converted 6,600-square-foot church is the centerpiece of the property. Will Nainis A converted 6,600-square-foot church is the centerpiece of the property. Will Nainis

  A colorful dining area is currently packed with curio. Will Nainis A colorful dining area is currently packed with curio. Will Nainis


  The Ulster County home’s pool zone is ideal for lounging. Will Nainis The Ulster County home’s pool zone is ideal for lounging. Will Nainis

  The compound’s kitchen awaits a new owner’s culinary mastery. Will Nainis The compound’s kitchen awaits a new owner’s culinary mastery. Will Nainis

The church, set up as an inspired live/workspace, boasts original stained-glass windows from 1897, and an open floor plan, along with a loft bedroom — where the choir once performed — and two baths. The property also features decorative steel entry gates created by the artist. Love bought the property for $45,000 in 1983.

The listing brokers are Leslie Foti and Henry T. Ford of Coldwell Banker Village Green Realty in Woodstock.  

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