Introducing Maison Dubois in Livingston Manor, NY: an impeccably restored, turnkey 1885 Victorian home, masterfully transformed to seamlessly blend modern luxury with historical charm, all designed to foster a contemporary family and community-oriented lifestyle. This property showcases original hardwood floors, soaring ceilings, an expansive open-concept living area, and generously sized windows that bathe the interiors in the gentle light of the neighboring hills and the morning sun. Create memories in a brand-new open kitchen, drink coffee in the bay-windowed reading nook, sip wine by the bluestone fire pit, and soak in the morning sun on the east-facing covered veranda with views of the mountain. Five bedroom, three bathroom home | 2,388 square feet on .25 acres | 10-foot ceilings | Original flooring and six-panel door | Open living room with oversized windows | Open, renovated kitchen with large, expertly restored Viking Stove | Fireplace | Reading nook | Renovated bathrooms | Primary bedroom with ensuite bathroom and walk-in closet | Outdoor patio extension from the kitchen with bluestone firepit | Brand new detached, full electric, two car garage | Brand new electric, heating, plumbing, roof, and foam insulation. On approach, this charming home catches the eye with its classic white exterior, bold black trim, and brand-new red roof. The warm and inviting exterior sets the tone for the rest of the home, designed to be a comfortable and welcoming space for families to gather. Indoors, an open-concept design and the presence of exposed wood beams infuse the space with a cozy and inviting atmosphere. The recently remodeled kitchen impressively displays dark blue cabinetry and light gray stone countertops, with a beautifully restored white Viking stove serving as its centerpiece. The dark wood open shelving design beautifully contrasts with the white wood panel walls and blue cabinetry. The fireplace takes center stage in the living room, providing an ideal spot for snuggling up on chilly winter evenings. Ascending the staircase, the meticulously restored newel posts, oak banister, and original wooden steps collectively breathe life into the soul of the home. Modern lighting graces the path leading to the primary living quarters. The private ensuite main bedroom, a true jewel of the house, offers a king-sized layout, a walk-in closet, and breathtaking views. With four bedrooms on the second floor, the residence provides ample flexibility for hosting friends or accommodating a growing family. In each bathroom, custom vanities were crafted using the original wood from the house and white marble lovingly restored from a historic Philadelphia bank. The ground floor bathroom is graced with a classic clawfoot tub, making it the perfect spot to relax after a demanding day or extended outdoor excursions following any of the town's numerous hiking trails. Each bedroom features custom, tall, original-sized windows that welcome the gentle light of the countryside and the touch of fresh air. This all-season house is move-in ready with no additional work needed, and fully equipped with the amenities necessary for a weekend retreat or as a future family home. Maison Dubois is a 10-minute stroll leading to the thriving hamlet of Livingston Manor, renowned as a small town with an extensive natural playground with immediate access to the serenity of a Catskills mountain retreat. Begin the morning with rejuvenating yoga sessions. Shop in town and indulge in some of Sullivan County's finest, award-winning restaurants, boutique shopping, and in the evenings, immerse in the artistry of the Catskills Art Space. In addition, dozens of trails are within a 30-minute drive Renter is responsible for water, gas, and electric. No smoking inside the home. Tenant is responsible for snow removal and lawn maintenance. Lawn mower and snow plow provided! Brand new 4 car garage and electric garage openers provided.
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