With recent major renovations complete, this turnkey stream side charmer is sure to impress. The home saw a major kitchen renovation, the addition of a half bath, the installation of a huge picture window in the dining area, and the construction of a new septic and drilled well. This historic house was a town carriage house in the very early 1900s. Entering the home from the back door makes sense here. Park the car in the garage and enter the mudroom. A half bath shares a space with the washer and dryer. Entering the new kitchen is a treat. The original ceiling was taken out to add headroom, then sheathed in wood. The original fir floors look like they were installed yesterday. There is a nifty and original recessed pantry. A blend of cabinets and open shelving allow for much storage and ease of use. The gorgeous Nostalgie stove sits at the heart of the room. The durable granite counter tops are ready for just about anything. The dining area is just beyond the kitchen. A huge picture window was recently installed that opens a lovely view back towards the creek. The open plan allows the living room to seamlessly interact. Another picture window brings light in through the front. Plenty of room for a pair of cozy couches and chairs. The old school cool rocking chair porch is just out the front door accessible from the living room. The main bathroom is located by the stairs and has been totally renovated. Classic subway tile and lovely fixtures give the bath a sophisticated vibe. The two bedrooms rest upstairs. The main bedroom has a large closet, and the king bed sits in there comfortably. The 2nd bed has a queen bed and a desk. The roomy garage is large enough to fit a few cars with room to spare for a workshop or storage. Situated on the bank of Callicoon Creek, the babbling stream makes a great backdrop for backyard soirees with the fire pit ablaze. Current owners rented the home out short term when they were unable to enjoy it.

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