New City, NY - The perfect Nyack/Rivertown alternative in the Clarkstown School District! Gorgeous circa 1860 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath colonial farmhouse tastefully renovated with today's most modern amenities, while keeping the beautiful details of the past. This home features an updated eat in kitchen with a large walk-in pantry, an additional back staircase for privacy and easy access, a banquet size formal dining room with an adjoining butler's pantry, a large formal foyer, a spacious living room with a gas fireplace, a main floor bedroom (currently being used as an office), plus a large powder room. The laundry is on the main level and there is a second set of laundry facilities in the basement. The second level has a spectacular private master bedroom wing which includes a sitting room with a fireplace, a large walk in closet, and an updated master en-suite. The other two bedrooms have great details and character, one of which has an entire wall of custom built-ins. The den/office is set in the corner with two gorgeous windows for an abundance of natural light with access to both the bedroom and the hallway. A huge walk-in closet in the hall with a window, and a gorgeous main bath complete this level. Other fabulous features include a stand up attic, a beautiful blue stone patio, a level, fenced backyard with lots of green space, a freshly painted interior, a new gas fireplace, a new dishwasher, a new garbage disposal and a new alarm system. This home exudes old world charm with period molding, wide plank wood floors, dutch door, high ceilings, a lovely rocking chair front porch, and low, low taxes! So come enjoy all that this very special home has to offer in the pedestrian friendly town of New City, conveniently located within walking distance to great restaurants, shopping, beautiful parks and recreation, and an easy commute to New York City, Westchester and New Jersey.
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