This lovingly maintained circa 1930 home blends timeless character with meaningful modern updates in one of the Hudson Valley’s most sought-after towns. Set just minutes from the charming Village of Millbrook, the property has the kind of warmth and easy livability that feels increasingly hard to find.
Inside, original details like oak and cherry wood flooring, crown molding, and cozy gathering spaces speak to the home’s history, while thoughtful improvements make everyday living feel effortless. The living room is anchored by a brand-new wood stove insert with a stainless steel flue, creating the perfect setting for winter weekends, while the dining room and kitchen feel warm and inviting for everything from quiet dinners to holiday gatherings. A bright four-season sunroom with windows on three sides and a charming propane potbelly stove offers another favorite spot to relax year-round.
Upstairs, three bedrooms and a newly finished 700-square-foot attic level with a full bath and sprinkler system create flexible additional living space perfect for guests, a primary suite, home office, studio, or media room. Recent upgrades including mini-splits throughout the home, a new septic system, and a French drain in the basement add peace of mind and comfort. An automatic generator and attached two-car garage with storage above complete the package.
Outside, enjoy warm-weather mornings on the rocking chair porch and easy access to everything that makes this corner of the Hudson Valley so beloved. In Millbrook, local favorites include Canoe Hill, Babette’s Kitchen, the scenic trails and gardens at Innisfree Garden, and the beloved Trevor Zoo. Nearby Wassaic offers creative energy and community spots like Vitsky Bakery, The Lantern, and the arts-focused Wassaic Project. In nearby Amenia, enjoy destinations like Troutbeck, Panacea, and Isabela.
For commuters or weekenders, Metro-North access is available nearby from Poughkeepsie, making trips to NYC easy, while the Taconic State Parkway offers a straightforward drive from the city. All just 75 miles north of the George Washington Bridge.