Among Dalton Farm’s carriage house residences, this end-unit townhouse stands apart for its generous proportions and distinctive floor plan. First-floor living meets an expansive loft and a fully finished walkout lower level — three distinct levels, each with its own purpose, adding up to a home that expands and contracts with how you’re using it that day.

The two-story living room fills the main level with light. Open to the adjoining dining room and kitchen, the spaces feel connected while holding onto their own comfortable scale. A spacious primary suite and second bedroom with an adjacent full bath complete the main level, along with a new washer and dryer set in the transitional hallway leading to the lower level.

Overlooking the living room, the loft is at once a library, home office, and gathering space. It’s where work gets done, books are enjoyed, board games are played, and festive meals have room to grow. A full bath and walk-in closet give the loft the flexibility to serve as overflow guest space.

The walkout lower level is fully finished, adding approximately 1,350 square feet with two bedrooms, a full bath, a mirrored flex space for workouts or yoga, a media lounge enhanced with acoustic wall panels, and a separate area for the billiards table. With more than 3,300 square feet of finished living space, the home offers four bedrooms, four full baths, and exceptional flexibility across three finished levels.

The covered front porch welcomes quiet mornings, while the rear deck extends the home’s living spaces outdoors for dining, entertaining, or simply enjoying the view. Below, the walkout patio provides additional outdoor space just steps from the recreation room. The landscape has been thoughtfully designed to frame — rather than compete with — the protected wetland meadow beyond, its tall grasses shifting from green to gold through the season, backed by a wooded hillside that keeps the view feeling protected and open.

The current owners have maintained the home with real discipline: a new roof, mechanical systems serviced on schedule, California Closets throughout, and a two-car garage outfitted with ceiling-mounted storage and not an inch of wasted space — the kind of thoroughness that pays off long after moving day.

Dalton Farm is more than a well-respected HOA, it’s a place with real history and an active, connected community. Set on the former estate of Franklin Roosevelt Jr., the neighborhood’s clubhouse, the 200-year-old Roosevelt House, anchors a self-governing community known for its stability and engaged homeowners. Residents enjoy the swimming pool, tennis courts, walking trails, and equestrian center, along with a full calendar of community life—from book clubs to seasonal gatherings, all within easy reach of the Taconic State Parkway, Metro-North, and the Hudson Valley’s villages, restaurants, and everyday conveniences.