Original charm, fully preserved: This Victorian house on Kingston's landmarked West Chestnut Street is walkable to all the new galleries, restaurants and stores of the popular Rondout District but still keeps one foot firmly in the American Victorian era. Built in 1890 for early Kingston banker Franklin Dewey, the house still features a remarkable variety of original details, including never-painted paneling and pocket doors, carved banisters, a massive oak front door, and elaborate transom spindles in the foyer and master bedroom. Other charms include a rounded and sunny bedroom, oversized staircase landings with intricate decorative windows, original working bathroom fixtures and faucets, carved stone work, and a mammoth multi-roomed paneled attic that would be perfect for extra living space or a working studio. A large ground-floor full bathroom and modern-era eat-in kitchen bring key modern amenities to the Old World vibe.
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