Home Decor near Roscoe, NY

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  1. 57 Stewart Ave, Roscoe NY 12776

    5 Superb 7 reviews

    “hand picked goodies and crafts from Mexico + a great curated selection of clothing and home goods that are so cool and well made. If you are in Roscoe this is a must-see on your list”

  2. 67 Main St, Livingston Manor NY 12758

    4.8 Superb 6 reviews

    “Loved stumbling upon Long Weekend on our trip through the Catskills. It's a true gem with small and large treasures alike - we were lucky enough to snag some little things and a beautiful rug!! Thank you for everything and we can't wait to visit again soon!!”

  3. 62 Main St, Livingston Manor NY 12758

    4.7 Superb 25 reviews

    “This is how they get ya...lol.I love these types of shops. There's so much to look at and sort through. You'd be hard pressed to not find something to take home. From jewelry, art, bags, and homegoods all seemed very reasonably priced. I was expecting the usual sticker shock but I found a necklace I couldn't live without for under $20 which I thought more than fair. I'll definetly go back.”

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  5. 51 Stewart Avenue, Roscoe NY 12776

    4.7 Superb 12 reviews

    “Taylor + Ace is the easily the best vintage/antique/MCM shop in town, even the county. From lighting to furniture to kitchen and housewares and tons of art, there is always something new to find. Highly recommend if you're near Livingston Manor!”

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