Description

Nestled on over an acre of private, flat, treed property within the superb Clarkstown School District, this timeless gem offers authentic Victorian farmhouse style. Recently updated to include a new roof (June 2024), refinished huge wrap around porch floor and outdoor lighting, this home, with its rare porte cochere, exudes charm. Stepping inside to the central foyer, find abundant period details and modern comfort: substantial woodwork, built in storage, a decorative fireplace, pocket door and wood floors throughout the main level alongside multi-zone heating and 2 zone central cooling. The elegant formal dining room and sizable living room maintain their original wavy glass windows, while custom Marvin windows and stained glass round out views of the spectacular property. The kitchen offers stainless steel appliances, significant cabinet space, and recessed lighting while an adjacent breakfast room and warm family room showcase amazing views to the vast back yard. An updated full bath completes the first floor. Ascending to the second floor, an extension added in 2003 expanded the primary bedroom with a full ensuite bathroom and walk-in closet. Two additional bedrooms with large closets and a den, currently used as a 4th bedroom, offer flexibility. An additional full bathroom on this floor features radiant heated flooring ensuring comfort. Outside, an invisible fence encloses the entire property keeping pets safe, while the original carriage barn offers two floors of storage for equipment or your vehicle. Enjoy the delightful bluestone patio for private outdoor dining and entertainment on pleasant days and rely on the automatic generator to keep the home running smoothly during inclement weather. There is a stone smokehouse/outbuilding in the backyard. The unfinished basement offers additional storage space and a laundry area. 20 minutes to GW bridge and only 10 minutes to the Mario Cuomo Bridge. Don't miss the opportunity to tour this fabulous home and make it your own!

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Listed by: Georgine Addeo