Pran yon ti tan depi nan yon tan pi senp nan bèl kay Viktoryen sa a ki fèt an 1920, ki gen 4 chanm ak 3 twalèt. Li sitiye nan bèl vil Red Hook, nan konte Dutchess. Vil la, ki te rele Hardscrabble anvan, ofri tout konvenyans lavi modèn. Plizyè restoran ekselan, supermarché, ba ji, yon magazen manje sante, galri atizay, yon estidyo Pilates ak plis ankor.

Kay ki gen 2,559 pye kare a kanpe anwo ak fyète nan kè vil la. Pake ki nan kwen an se de pòt ale soti nan bibliyotèk la ak shuttl Bard la. Kay la gen plizyè amelyorasyon ki gen ladan kwizin nan, chanm yo ak patio deyò a. Anndan an delivre yon cham ak moldings anti ki, ak fenèt vè te ak de pòch ki gen ekran, youn sou chak nivo. De eskalye mennen ou nan dezyèm etaj la ki gen gwo chanm ak yon biwo. Twazyèm etaj la ofri yon gwo apatman, ak salon, chanm, twalèt ak kitchenette.

Fè yon randevou jodi a pou wè kay sa a ki gen bon jan kalite ak san presyon. Yon opòtinite pafè pou fè tranzisyon sa a soti nan lavi nan vil la pou ale nan Vill la, kote kominote a selebre.

Take a step back to a simpler time in this charming Circa 1920 4 bed 3 bath Victorian style home. Located in the beautiful village of Red Hook, Dutchess county. The town once named Hardscrabble offers all the convenience of modern day life. Multiple excellent restaurants, supermarket, juice bar, a health food shop, art galleries, a Pilates studio and much more.

The 2,559 square foot stately home stands tall and proud in the heart of the village. The corner parcel is two doors down from the library and the Bard shuttle. The home has many updates including the kitchen, bedrooms and outdoor patio. The interior exudes charm from its antique moldings, and stained glass window to the two screened in porches, one on each level. Two staircases lead you up to the second floor that boasts large bedrooms and an office. The third floor offers a large apartment, with sitting room, bedroom, bathroom and kitchenette.

Make an appointment today to see this vintage home that’s convenient and carefree. A perfect opportunity to make that transition from city life to the Village, where community is celebrated.