Perched on a corner lot overlooking the Rondout Creek, this sun-soaked 1890s gem sits in one of the Hudson Valley's most charming maritime hamlets—equidistant to both Kingston's energy and Rosendale's creative spirit. A rare blend of original character and modern comfort, this home captures that elusive feeling: warm, lived-in, and effortlessly cool.

Wide-plank pine floors glow in the special kind of light that pours through windows in every room—maybe thanks to the home's hilltop position and seasonal views of the creek and hills beyond. The massive eat-in kitchen is made for both quiet mornings and lively gatherings, while the living room centers around a classic Jøtul propane stove and is cozy yet spacious. Upstairs, the two generous bedrooms both offer something special: one has private balcony access, the other an ensuite bath with a dreamy clawfoot tub tucked beneath a window overlooking the trees. It will be difficult to decide which to make the primary. Additionally, the second-floor windowed flex space could be used as gym, office or play space and the tucked-away downstairs nook offers flexibility for creative pursuits.

Outside, a small red barn adds instant country character, while the bluestone patio and expansive lawn set the stage for slow weekends, outdoor gatherings, and effortless entertaining. With nearly all mechanicals recently updated (including brand new roof, split units, furnace, hot water heater, and water pump) and lots of recent TLC, this historic home is as move-in ready as it is inviting. Short Term Rental potential as it sits in the Town of Ulster. Minutes to Kingston, Rosendale, New Paltz, and Stone Ridge—with easy access to public transit, the nearby Empire State Trail, and year-round culture and nature.