Step into a storied sanctuary nestled within a picturesque garden, this remarkable antique home is a true jewel box. Step back in time to an Early Dutch-American era. The owner, a collector, has carefully curated every corner of this home and filled it with period furnishings and art. Set on three levels, the first level is made of stone and the top two are clapboard. Revel in the warmth of 2 fireplaces, original wide plank floors, beamed ceilings, and the allure of a pergola and deck for candlelit dinners with friends in the summer. As you enter the home, the main floor features a living and dining space as well as one bedroom. Journey to the lower level to the kitchen and breakfast area as well as a half bath. The third floor boasts a well lit large primary bedroom, full bath and plenty of storage. Although county records note this home was built in 1836, it is suspected to have been built as early as 1790. Given it's architectural significance, it has been featured in the Hudson Valley Vernacular Architecture Home Tour. This residence is a true testament to the artistry of the past, poised to embrace its new chapter with grace and charm. Minutes from High Falls, Stone Ridge, Accord, and Kingston.