Warwick, NY 10990

COMING SOON !! Turn of the last century - a wonderfully preserved farmhouse. This 1900's original home has carefully held on to the old character which becomes evident in its original staircase and banister, as well as preserved old bubbly and wavey windows (original glass) in the original front rooms. The rocking chair porch adds to the older character. From here, you can also oversee a school bus stop in front of your home.
Being situated on (near) a State highway, this address also has the benefit that the roads in front of your home are cleared with priority first and thoroughly in winter. The transit bus into NYC is steps away (by the Bellvale Country Store). Being on/near the major road also provides access to public utilities such as water, sewer, and natural gas, yet the homeowner has - by choice - only brought in natural gas to date. Three very private acres span this flag lot (very little road frontage). Magical walking paths meander throughout the property, all rather level and also free of rock outcroppings. According to Warwick Zoning, one can keep up to three horses on three acres. A minimum of three acres is required for any horses/livestock to be kept at all. A two car garage and additional shed can be converted to livestock stables - which can include that they could become home for llamas, goats, swine, horses,... build out customized stalls or use this small barn for two cars and a separate portion of the barn as an additional workshop or to house your four-wheelers or jet skis. Another animal enclosure in the back yard was recently home to a thriving chicken coop - yet it can now get removed if requested, as the chickens have been moved.
The above ground pool has been well maintained and is sparkling clean - waiting to cool off joyful swimmers during the hot summer months. The rear of the home has an open concept layout. A large family room with wood-burning fireplace as well as the large kitchen seamlessly connect to the back patio. The level grass out back invites for kicking a ball or stretching out a volley ball net. The newer addition from 1970 caters to a more modern lifestyle (Anderson windows, etc.) a true mudroom with laundry, and an open concept living design, and upstairs, a large primary bedroom suite. On the third level, a fully-floored attic has standard stairs, and what to do with the large space is left to the imagination.