51 S Mountain RD New City, NY 10956

This 1880s Farm house colonial is nestled on 2+ acres of bucolic land adjacent to Hi Tor preserve. This renovated home has been meticulously
maintained and preserved embracing the original features while upgrading the systems and structures to modern amenities and renovating the original barn and rebuilding the terraced stone walls surrounding this compound. This antique homestead with original wide board chestnut flooring, chestnut cabinets, with an original wood-burning fireplace with open-hearth predominate the living room, and 2 additional wood burning fireplaces in the den and primary bedroom fill this home with warmth and charm indicating its historical significance. The newly refreshed barn and the wood stove offers many options for creative home/work options. This unique property has been maintained with pristine attention to detail. The newly restored exterior clapboard siding and stone pathways enter into an expansive great room framed with mahogany beams and original plaster walls with bright south-facing windows opening to the charming kitchen with handmade oak cabinetry, built-in cupboard, and light-filled dining area. The den/office is warm and welcoming with southern exposure and a wood burning fireplace with adjacent guest powder room. The second floor offers a large primary bedroom with the third fireplace and chestnut accented builtin cabinetry, additional two bedrooms with original builtins and flooring embrace the vintage
historical significance of the home; with updated pink 1950s full bath. The rear slate patios open to the lush natural surrounds with expansive rebuilt stone walls and staircases meandering to the vintage recently restored barn with hiking paths to the forever preserved green space adjacent to the compound. South Mountain Road has always been a haven for creative writers, artists and actors. Original homes
once owned by Maxwell Anderson, Lotta Lenya & Kurt Weill as well as John Housemen and Henry V Poor, still predominate this country road transforming the countryside into a quiet refuge only 40 minutes from NYC. A historical treasure for antique conscious buyers who wish to use as a full time or weekend refuge. Additional Information: Amenities:Storage,