Introducing an exquisite example of a wonderfully classic Sears kit home. It just oozes character and charm. Built in 1932, this house has been lovingly maintained and updated with a renovated kitchen and bath. The original woodwork has never been painted, preserving the home’s warmth and a serious cozy factor. It’s nestled on a grassy lot with over 70’ of Callicoon Creek frontage. This 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home has so much of its original detail intact: from the crenellated oak trim that runs everywhere to the stairs and balustrade to the cedar siding and to the hardwood floors. This home is from an era when homes were being built with superior materials. Walking up the rocking chair front porch one gets the first glimpse of its history. The living room has such a homey feel, with warm hues and lovely light. The first-floor bedroom, the largest, is just off to the side and has a closet (the home has a surprisingly generous amount of closet storage). The user-friendly renovated kitchen, with original cabinets preserved, has new appliances and room for a table. There is a large pantry just off the side. The recently rehabbed bathroom was tastefully done. The lovely stairs lead up to the two bedrooms and an office, all with great light. One bedroom easily fits a queen bed. The other is smaller and a single feels more comfy. There are neat storage closets in the office, which makes a wonderful hangout to read or for a home office. Heading outside to the back there is a sweet porch, perfect for Parisian-style café table to sip your morning brew while gazing over the babbling creek. There is a hammock and some Adirondack chairs out there for later in the day. A neat stone foundation from some former structure makes a great BBQ area. A creek side picnic table is there for enjoying the proceeds from your grilling prowess. Additional Information: HeatingFuel:Oil Above Ground,

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