Timeless Elegance Meets Breathtaking Views. Step into a piece of history with this stunning 1930s Dutch Colonial, where classic craftsmanship and old-world charm meet the beauty of panoramic vistas that stretch as far as the eye can see. From the moment you arrive, the iconic gambrel roofline and storybook curb appeal set the tone for what awaits inside. Find a nice sized kitchen with center island, tiled floor, and breakfast bar used as a work station. Kitchen has plenty of cabinets for lots of storage along with a half bath and a large outside deck. Rich hardwood floors flow seamlessly throughout the home with original molding, wide base molding and a formal dining room with built in hutch, reflecting the warmth and character that only a property of this era can offer. Large livingroom with plenty of sun light has been extended to include a reading nook or study. Original glass door knobs — a hallmark of vintage craftsmanship — grace every room, serving as elegant reminders of a time when every detail was thoughtfully considered. Find a large primary bedroom with its own separate bath for guests or someone who cannot navigate steps all on the first floor. Wake up each morning to sweeping, panoramic views that transform every season into a living work of art. Whether bathed in the golden light of sunrise or glowing under the colors of a brilliant sunset, the scenery here is simply unmatched. Full walk up attic for plenty of storage with an attic fan to seasonally cool the home. For the car enthusiast, hobbyist, or anyone who values space and convenience, the impressive three-car garage provides ample room for vehicles, storage, and more with its full size loft — a rare find that perfectly complements the scale and grandeur of this property. This is more than a home — it is a rare opportunity to own a piece of architectural history, thoughtfully preserved and perfectly positioned to enjoy some of the most spectacular views the area has to offer.
Don't miss your chance to own a true classic. Home is approximately 2 miles to Delaware river, 4 miles to Bethel Center for the Arts as well as plenty of hiking trails, farm markets, breweries and more.