09/12/2026
Some homes are special. This one is an experience.
Welcome to 8944 Tibbitts Rd, New Hartford, NY—a one-owner executive estate set on 44+ secluded acres with sweeping Sauquoit Valley views.
Known as “Hawks Field,” this extraordinary property brings together luxury living, privacy, recreation, and aviation in one remarkable setting. The 5,318-square-foot custom post-and-beam residence features soaring wood ceilings, exposed beams, wide hickory floors, walls of glass, custom craftsmanship, and beautiful views in every direction.
And then there are the amenities.
🏡 4 bedrooms | 3.5 baths | 5,318 sq. ft.
🌳 44+ private acres
✈️ FAA-registered private airfield with two grass runways
🛩️ 1,950-square-foot hangar
🏊 Indoor saltwater lap pool & spa
☀️ Outdoor gas-heated pool
🌄 Sweeping Sauquoit Valley views
🔥 Custom post-and-beam construction
Inside, the home was designed for both everyday living and entertaining, with a chef-inspired kitchen, expansive gathering spaces, natural woodwork, massive windows, and seamless connections to the surrounding landscape. The finished lower level adds additional living and guest space, while the indoor pool creates a true year-round retreat.
Outside, Hawks Field takes luxury living in a very different direction—with an FAA-registered private airfield, two grass runways, heated hangar, solar service, extensive acreage, and the privacy to truly make the property your own.
Offered at $1,980,000.
This isn't simply a New Hartford luxury home. It’s a private estate, aviation property, retreat, and entertainer’s dream all in one.
📍 8944 Tibbitts Rd, New Hartford, NY 13413
📍 Serving the Mohawk Valley & beyond
📞 Call today: 315-570-6640
📧 Email: [email protected]
✨ 👉 See why it made the cover of the Life and Homes Digital Magazine: to schedule a private viewing. https://issuu.com/pubmagazines/docs/lifeandhomes_central_ny_september_2026/15
Explore the September issue of Central NY Life and Homes to see the complete feature and discover more exceptional homes throughout the Mohawk Valley.
