Ni 640 County Route 3 ni Ancramdale, itan ati anfani pade lori ohun-ini ti o ti ṣe ọpọlọpọ igbesi aye ati pe o ti ṣetan fun akọsilẹ rẹ atẹle. Ti a kọ ni awọn ọdun 1960, ile alailẹgbẹ yi ti gba awọn arinrin-ajo bi bar agbegbe ati ile-itura. Loni, o duro bi anfani iyebiye fun ẹnikan ti o ni iran—boya iyẹn tumọ si ṣiṣe ile ti o gbona, ile-itura kekere, tabi iṣowo ti o da lori igbesi aye. Ilẹ akọkọ, pẹlu eto ṣiṣi rẹ ati ilẹ alagbara ti simenti, nfunni ni ipilẹ ti o ni irọrun fun ikọkọ, awọn iṣẹ akanṣe ẹda, tabi paapaa ibi jijẹ rustic-chic. Ibi idana ti a mu dara si, ti a pari pẹlu awọn countertops granite ati awọn ohun elo tuntun, ti ṣetan lati ṣiṣẹ bi ọkan ile, boya fun awọn ounjẹ tabi awọn alejo iwaju. Ni oke, ilẹ keji n pese awọn yara mẹta ati awọn baluwe meji ti o kun fun, nigba ti ilẹ kẹta, pẹlu awọn yara mẹta afikun ti a ti ṣetan fun baluwe kan, n pe iran—awọn yara alejo, awọn ile iṣẹ ọnà, tabi awọn ibi iṣere ikọkọ. Ni isalẹ, ibi isalẹ ti yipada si ile iṣawari igi, itọkasi si ibamu ohun-ini ati agbara fun ẹda ti ọwọ. Pẹlu awọn ẹrọ iṣẹ ti a mu dara si tẹlẹ, ipilẹ ti ṣetan lati ṣe atilẹyin itunu ile ati ironu iṣowo. Ilẹ naa ni ibiti ohun-ini yii ti jẹ alailẹgbẹ gaan. Ti wa ni opin nipasẹ agbegbe itọju iwẹ Gbegbe Drowned Lands, ilẹ ipamọ 112-acre ti a ṣe iṣakoso nipasẹ Columbia Land Conservancy ati apakan ti agbegbe wetlands Harlem Valley tobi, ile naa wa ni ayika ẹwa adayeba ti a dabobo. Ibi alailẹgbẹ yii nfunni ni asiri ati asopọ jinlẹ si ilẹ, nibiti eranko n gbe ati awọn akoko ti n ṣafihan ni awọ vivid. Ilẹ naa tun n pese ominira lati pa awọn ẹran oko tabi kọ awọn ọgba, ṣiṣe igbesi aye ti o dapọ ara ẹni pẹlu itunu ti ilẹ itọju ni ibikan rẹ. Ati pẹlu ipo rẹ ni awọn iṣẹju diẹ lati ibudo Dutchess County, iwọ yoo gbadun ti o dara julọ ti awọn agbaye mejeeji—ilẹ ọwọ Columbia ti o n fo ati ọlọrọ aṣa, pẹlu awọn ilu ọlọrọ Dutchess County, jijẹ, ati awọn asopọ alabara. Igbesi aye nibi ti wa ni ọlọrọ nipasẹ ọpọlọpọ awọn ipo ti o sunmọ ti o jẹ ki Hudson Valley jẹ alailẹgbẹ. Ancram Center for the Arts mu ẹda ati ikede wa si agbegbe, nigba ti Hillrock Estate Distillery nfunni ni ohun mimu ọwọ kilasi agbaye ni agbegbe kan ti o lẹwa ni apẹja. Fun awọn ololufẹ ẹṣin, Mountain Valley Farm n pese iriri ti ijoko ẹṣin, ati Pine Plains Emporium jẹ ayanfẹ agbegbe fun awọn ẹbun alailẹgbẹ ati awọn ohun iyebiye. Awọn ololufẹ outdoor yoo rii awọn ìṣere ailopin ni Rudd Pond Area ati Taconic State Park, nibiti ririn, wiwo omi, ati iwoye eranko jẹ apakan ti igbesi aye ojoojumọ. Awọn ololufẹ itan yoo ni riri fun Dutch's Spirits ni Harvest Homestead Farm, aaye kan igba Iṣakoso ti yipada si ile musiọmu ti o sọ itan ti ọrọ ti agbegbe. 640 County Route 3 jẹ diẹ sii ju ohun-ini lọ—o jẹ ìkànsí. Lati bọwọ fun itan rẹ, lati gba agbara rẹ, ati lati ṣẹda igbesi aye ti o dapọ ẹda, agbegbe, ati ifamọra igbale. Gbogbo ohun ti o nilo ni ẹnikan ti o ṣetan lati digba ọwọ wọn ki o mu u pada si igbesi aye lẹẹkansi.

At 640 County Route 3 in Ancramdale, history and possibility meet on a property that has lived many lives and is ready for its next chapter. Built in the 1960s, this distinctive home once welcomed travelers as a local bar and inn. Today, it stands as a rare opportunity for someone with vision—whether that means creating a warm home, a boutique bed-and-breakfast, or a lifestyle-driven business. The first floor, with its open layout and durable concrete flooring, offers a flexible foundation for gatherings, creative projects, or even a rustic-chic dining space. The upgraded kitchen, finished with granite counters and new appliances, is ready to serve as the heart of the home, whether for meals or future guests. Upstairs, the second floor provides three bedrooms and two full baths, while the third floor, with three additional rooms already plumbed for a bathroom, invites imagination—guest suites, artist studios, or private retreats. Below, the basement has been transformed into a woodworking shop, a nod to the property's adaptability and potential for hands-on creativity. With upgraded mechanicals already in place, the infrastructure is prepared to support both residential comfort and entrepreneurial ambition. The land itself is what makes this property truly extraordinary. Bordered by the Drowned Lands Swamp Public Conservation Area, a 112-acre preserve managed by the Columbia Land Conservancy and part of the larger Harlem Valley wetlands complex, the home is surrounded by protected natural beauty. This unique setting offers both privacy and a deep connection to the landscape, where wildlife thrives and the seasons unfold in vivid color. The acreage also provides the freedom to keep farm animals or cultivate gardens, creating a lifestyle that blends self-sufficiency with the serenity of conservation land at your doorstep. And with its location just minutes from the Dutchess County border, you'll enjoy the best of both worlds—Columbia County's rolling farmland and cultural richness, along with Dutchess County's vibrant towns, dining, and commuter connections. Life here is enriched by the many nearby destinations that make the Hudson Valley so special. The Ancram Center for the Arts brings creativity and performance to the community, while Hillrock Estate Distillery offers world-class craft spirits in a stunning countryside setting. For equestrian enthusiasts, Mountain Valley Farm provides horseback riding experiences, and the Pine Plains Emporium is a local favorite for unique gifts and treasures. Outdoor lovers will find endless adventure at the Rudd Pond Area and Taconic State Park, where hiking, swimming, and wildlife watching are part of daily life. History buffs will appreciate Dutch's Spirits at Harvest Homestead Farm, a Prohibition-era site turned museum that tells the story of the region's colorful past. 640 County Route 3 is more than a property—it's an invitation. To honor its history, to embrace its potential, and to create a lifestyle that blends creativity, community, and countryside charm. All it needs is someone ready to roll up their sleeves and bring it to life again. © 2025 OneKey™ MLS, LLC