Ile yi ti Greek Revival/Eyebrow ti o wa ni aṣa, ni ayika 1850, wa ninu ilu itan ti o ni alafia. Ti o ba ṣetan lati gbe, o wa ni ipo to dara, ti a ṣetọju daradara, o si ni ọpọlọpọ lati funni pẹlu ina adayeba pupọ ati apejọ ti o ni itura. Iwọle naa n dẫn si yara gbigbe ni apa otun, yara ibè ni apa osi, ati ni ti n kan, awọn igbesẹ aṣẹ Greek Revival atilẹba si ipele keji. Yara gbigbe to gbooro ni manteli akoko kan pẹlu ikọwe igi itura ati, ni ẹhin, ibi idana ti o ni oorun ti a tunṣe laipẹ pẹlu awọn ẹrọ, awọn kapu, ati awọn countertop quartz, pẹlu ibi to pọ fun ounje. Yara ibè ni isalẹ n dẫn si aaye ọfiisi to ni idunnu ati si baluwe pipe. Ọfiisi naa tun ni ilẹkun si ile itaja irinṣẹ ọgba ti o ni idunnu (ti ko ni itutu) ti o n dẫn si patio ita ati awọn ọgba. Ni oke, awọn yara meji ati baluwe kan wa, pẹlu ile-iṣere nla tabi yara ere ọmọde ni apakan attic ti a pari. Ilẹ iṣẹ-ṣiṣe ti o fẹrẹ to eka kan pẹlu garaaji atijọ (ti o ni oju-ọna roof ti o wuni ati shingles), patio okuta, ogiri okuta, awọn igi to mature, ati awọn ọna ti a yika nipasẹ awọn ododo perennial ti o lẹwa ati ferns. O n kọja si awọn igbo ati ibi oke nla ti awọn apata lori ilẹ adjẹnt. O wa ni ilu itan kekere ti Ancram, lori awọn etikun ti Roeliff Jansen Kill, nibiti, gẹgẹ bi Wikipedia, nigba Ogun America, "Livingston Forge," ti o ni agbara nipasẹ Roe Jan, ṣe "ibọn, bọọlu ibon, ati boya pataki julọ, pq nla ti a fi sori oke Odò Hudson ni West Point gẹgẹ bi aabo lodi si awọn ọkọ oju-omi Gẹẹsi ti n lọ si oke odò." Loni, Hamlet ti o ni igbesi aye wa ni ile Ancram Little Store (ni bayi ile itaja ounje owurọ, ounje ọsan, ati itaja onjẹ), Simons General Store (ni bayi ile-iṣere olorin), ati Ancram Grange (ni bayi Ile-iṣẹ fun Awọn Ọrọ, ibi ifihan lẹwa). Ile naa wa ni ibiti o wa ni aarin laarin awọn opopona Berkshire southern ni Massachusetts, awọn Hill Litchfield ni iwọ-oorun ni Connecticut, ati, ni Ipinle New York, Dutchess County ariwa ati Columbia County guusu. Ilu New York wa nipa wakati meji nipa ọkọ ayọkẹlẹ tabi ọkọ oju irin (Metro North nipasẹ Wassaic tabi Amtrak nipasẹ Hudson).

This quintessential classic Greek Revival/Eyebrow home, circa 1850, is located in a historic quiet country Hamlet. Ready to move in, it is in great condition, meticulously maintained, and has much to offer with lots of natural light and charming layout. Entrance hall leads to the living room on the right, bedroom to the left, and straight ahead, the original Greek Revival stair to the second floor. The spacious living room has a period mantle with a cozy woodstove insert and, at the rear, the newly renovated sunny eat-in kitchen has recently installed appliances, cabinets, and quartz countertops, with plenty of room for dining. The downstairs bedroom leads to a pleasant office space and to a full bath. The office also has a door to a delightful (unheated) garden tool shed which leads to the outside patio and gardens. Upstairs, are two bedrooms and a bathroom, plus a great studio or children’s playroom in the finished attic wing. The almost one acre of property includes a vintage garage (with attractive roofline and shingles), stone patio, stone walls, mature trees, and paths bordered by beautiful perennial flowers and ferns. It backs up to woodlands and a monumental rock ridge on the adjacent property. Situated in the tiny historic Hamlet of Ancram, on the banks of the Roeliff Jansen Kill, where, according to Wikipedia, during the American Revolution, the "Livingston Forge," powered by the Roe Jan, produced "shot, cannonballs, and perhaps most importantly, the huge chain that was installed across the Hudson River at West Point as a defense against British ships going upriver." Today the vibrant Hamlet is home to Ancram Little Store (now a breakfast, lunch, and catering store), Simons General Store (now an artist studio), and Ancram Grange (now the Center for the Arts, an amazing performance venue). The home is centrally located between southern Berkshire mountains in Massachusetts, western Litchfield Hills in Connecticut, and, in New York State, northern Dutchess County and southern Columbia County. New York City is about two hours by car or train (Metro North via Wassaic or Amtrak via Hudson) © 2025 OneKey™ MLS, LLC