Introducing the Vincent Booth Farmstead! The roots of this stunning two-story gothic revival run rich with Hudson Valley history. This home has had plenty of stories to tell over its three centuries of stewardship. This historic, well-maintained home has ties to many Hudson Valley historical figures such as Sarah Wells,who lived to be 102 years old! George Gouge, known as the master butter maker, created the site of the first butter-making factory in North America! The property was also owned by a prominent physician, Doctor Seymour Schoenholz, who operated his practice in the home for 30 years. Many local babies were born here. This elegant home is loaded with historic details and quality craftsmanship at every turn. Enter through the wooden front porch with original Victorian decorative railings and mouldings. The foyer welcomes you with an antique brass and crystal chandelier and early English wallpaper. The 11X13 music room boasts original wide plank hardwood floors, ceiling mouldings, and original lead glass. The formal dining room has painted ceilings, window mouldings, an authentic marble coal-burning fireplace, an antique brass and crystal chandelier, built-in cabinets, and two sets of original pocket doors opening into both the foyer and the kitchen. The custom chef s kitchen boasts Viking Professional Series appliances, custom solid maple cabinets from Crown Point, a massive centered Maplewood butcher block island, and high-end granite countertops. Throughout the home lies wide plank hardwood flooring. Custom mahogany doors were installed to create a stunning entry to the rear sitting porch. The restored porch was made for a carefree and maintenance-free lifestyle with Ipe decking (a special mahogany wood from Brazil) and custom cedar railings made on-site from cedar stock and New York bluestone. All bedrooms are located upstairs and are of good size, with double closets, and are flooded with sunlight thanks to large windows. Two Art Deco style bathrooms, one pink and one blue, both feature stand-up showers. There is a walk-up attic with much renovation potential to create additional living and storage space. The carriage house is a massive space. This structure was built from the rare and extinct pin oak tree (harvested to extinction in the early colonial period). The two-story structure has three large bays. The second story is untouched with original truss work. The renovated basement has five separate utility rooms with two 275-gallon oil tanks, a water softener, a 68-gallon Bloch hot water heater, and upgraded electric panels. The basement was built on an 18'' slab, covering 65% of the floor space. The mechanicals are all updated and well maintained. This area has plenty of dry storage space and Bilco doors for easy access. Recent upgrades include: 2014 - five-zone hot water heating system 2018 - Two 275 gallon above ground oil tanks 2019 - new well pump, pressure tank, and gas hot water heater This one of a kind custom house is looking for a one of a kind owner who will keep its heritage and character. Continue its story with yours! Located in the Goshen School District, one hour from NYC. Campbell Hall even has its own Metro North train station, making commuting a very viable option.
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