The house
A 1930 farmhouse on almost ten acres between Liberty and Livingston Manor, with a long front porch, three bedrooms, two baths and a dedicated office. The beadboard walls, exposed timber ceilings, wide-plank floors and built-in cabinetry are original and have been kept rather than replaced.
The main room has a stone chimney breast painted white, with a wood stove set into it and an open stair beside it. The dining room has a corner cupboard built into the wall, a piano on the side wall and a dutch door that opens to the side porch.
The kitchen and the rooms upstairs
The kitchen has a green-painted island, a farmhouse sink, an induction cooktop and wall oven, and a patch of original brick left uncovered beside the refrigerator. The doors are the house's own, stripped to bare wood.
Upstairs the bedrooms are painted in single colors, rose, green and cream, and several sit under the slope of the roof. The listing describes the baths as updated, with clawfoot tubs and vintage-inspired fixtures.
The land
The deed lists 9.9 acres, and part of that acreage is included in the deed to the neighboring property, so the usable count is for the buyer to confirm. A mown lawn surrounds the house and woods close in behind it. A board-and-batten shed stands at the edge of the lawn. The drive is gravel and the road is public.
Heat is forced hot air with propane, water is a well and the septic is a cesspool. Combined town and school taxes are $4,211 a year. Cell service is strong and the internet provider is Spectrum. Some of the furnishings are available.
