Fun igba akọkọ ni ọdun mẹrinlelogun, Ilé Coykendall, ile Victorian Queen Anne ti a tọju daradara ni Kingston, NY, ni a ṣafihan. Ti a kọ ni ayika ọdun 1896 ati pe o wa ni oke Rondout Waterfront itan Kingston, ipese alailẹgbẹ yii dapọ ni irọrun pẹlu iwa ile, igbe igbesi aye alailẹgbẹ, ati ikunra si ounje to dara, awọn iṣẹ ọnà ati aṣa, awọn marina, ati awọn ibi itaja boutique. Ti a paṣẹ nipasẹ George ati Emma Coykendall, awọn eniyan pataki ninu akoko iṣẹ ile-iṣẹ ti Hudson River, ile yii ṣe afihan iṣẹ ọwọ ti a ko le tun ṣe loni. Awọn alaye atilẹba wa ni pipade daradara, pẹlu awọn ilẹkun apo oak ti ko ni ẹmi, diẹ sii ju ogun ilanu glass transoms, iṣẹ ọwọ ti a ge ni ọwọ, awọn ilẹ ash, asọ ile 1896 ti a tọju ati drapery, ati ọpọlọpọ awọn ina ẹlẹdẹ ati igi. Ibi ti a paṣe naa n tan kaakiri pẹlu igbadun ere. Awọn ferese mẹta ti o ni agbara n dojukọ opopona, ọkọọkan ti a bo pẹlu transom ilanu glass 1896 rẹ ti o tan awọ bi confetti lori awọn ilẹ ash. Niwaju wọn, alcove gilasi ti o ni irisi to tọ́ n yi imọlẹ ọsan sinu awọn iwọntunwọnsi ti o n tan bi tan ni ayika pianos kekere grand. Ti o gbooro kaakiri ilẹ ile naa, yara jijẹ osan ti wa ni atilẹyin nipasẹ ina ẹlẹdẹ ti o ni iho ti a ṣe ni ọwọ ni awọn tiles butterscotch. Igbadun ilaji, iwọn nla, ati imọlẹ didan n jẹ ki a ranti akoko kan nigbati awọn ounjẹ jẹ awọn iṣẹlẹ ati gbigbale jẹ ẹwa. O rọrun lati fojuinu awọn ounje larin awọn rose, awọn ale ijoko ti o tan ina, ati awọn alẹ ti o fa si irọrun sinu alẹ. Ibi-ọna kan n dari si alcove kika ti o ni ilanu glass ti o tan imọlẹ nipasẹ ina pendant Tiffany atilẹba rẹ, apoti iyebiye ti awọ ati idakẹjẹ. Idojukọ ti o si yipada si ilẹ ikọja ti nira pẹlu ina kan, nibiti imọlẹ gbigbona ti n ko ati iṣẹ ọwọ ile naa dabi ẹnipe o fa ẹmi jade. Ni ipele yii, awọn yara ibusun jẹ afiwe pẹlu irisi alaafia ti akoko miiran. Suite akọkọ n fa ni gbogbo iwọn ile, ti o ni atilẹyin nipasẹ ina ẹlẹdẹ ti o ni imọlẹ ati awọn ijoko ti a ṣe. Ni ibẹrẹ, agbegbe agbada n ṣe afihan awọn sinks meji atilẹba 1896 ti o jẹ ayeye ẹwa ti iṣe Victorian ti o ni itara boya itan ati ni ọna to ṣe ẹwa. Ilé itura ti o dabi spa n pe aseyori, pẹlu ibudó dutu ti o ni marble kan ti o ṣe ifarahan fun awọn eniyan meji, sauna teak, ati ikoko jacuzzi. Ipele keji ti ile-igi n fi oju iṣẹ́ ti o kun fun imọlẹ, nibiti awọn ferese mẹta ti o ga, ti o tun wa ni a fi silẹ ni awọn ibora atilẹba ti a yan julọ nipasẹ Coykendalls, naa n ṣe afihan awọn iwo ti o ti ni iwuri fun ibaṣepọ fun awọn ọdun 130. O jẹ aaye ti o ni itan ati iwuri, ti o tọju fun iṣẹ-ṣiṣe ẹda tabi akiyesi idakẹjẹ. Loke, ipele keta, ti a ṣe apẹrẹ ni akọkọ gẹgẹbi awọn kwota iṣẹ ati pe a tun le wọle nipasẹ ọna inu, ti pa awọn iwa ile ti o dara julọ. Awọn aaye ti o pari ni itara pẹlu yara ọkọ-tọkàn ọpẹ ti o ni idahun ti o ni iyalẹnu, ile ikawe igi ti a ṣe ni itọri, ati iwẹ ti o ni ikoko ẹsẹ ti a ti fi sinu awọn eaves. Lẹhin awọn oju iṣẹ, ile naa ti ṣe imudojuiwọn pẹlu awọn ọna ẹrọ tuntun ti ile-iṣẹ, alagbada ile gbogbo fun agbara laisi iṣoro lakoko oju-ọjọ ibi, ati ilẹ to tuntun ti a fi sori oke awọn apẹrẹ idiwọn ile, ile-igi, ati awọn porch, gbogbo rẹ ni a ṣe lakoko ti o n tọju awọn chimney mẹrin atilẹba. Ti a ṣeto lori ilẹ mẹta ti o tobi, awọn ilẹ n ṣe afihan awọn ọgba igbo-pẹlu, aaye ikọkọ nla ti o farapamọ lẹhin awọn yews ti o dagba, ati ọna ti o yiyi si gazebo pẹlu awọn iwo si awọn Mountains Catskill. Ni iwaju ohun-ini naa, ilé pẹlu ikoko gaasi to kẹhin ni Kingston, bayi ti a ti fa ina ṣugbọn bi awọ ti aye atijọ. Fun awọn ọdun 130, ati pẹlu awọn oludari mẹfa ṣaaju rẹ, ile yii ti ni itọju ni lokan, nigbagbogbo nipasẹ awọn olutaja iwe atijọ ti igbesi aye wọn jẹ ti tito lẹtọ, itan, ati iṣeduro. Bayi, fun igba akọkọ ni iran kan, o ṣii fun ipin tuntun. Awọn ile ti eyi ni iyato nigbagbogbo ko han. Awọn ti o tun ni itẹlọrun bi i, bẹ́ẹ̀ ni wọn jẹ.

For the first time in forty years, The Coykendall House, a meticulously preserved Queen Anne Victorian in Kingston, NY, is revealed. Built circa 1896 and perched above Kingston's historic Rondout Waterfront, this rare offering seamlessly blends architectural integrity, refined modern living, and close proximity to fine dining, arts and culture, marinas, and boutique shopping. Commissioned by George and Emma Coykendall, prominent figures of the Hudson River's industrial era, the home showcases craftsmanship that cannot be replicated today. Original details remain remarkably intact, including pristine oak pocket doors, more than two dozen stained glass transoms, hand carved woodwork, ash floors, preserved 1896 wallpaper and drapery, and multiple stone and wood fireplaces. The parlor unfolds with theatrical grace. Three commanding windows face the street, each crowned with its original 1896 stained-glass transom that scatters color like confetti across the ash floors. Beyond them, a rare curved-glass alcove bends the afternoon light into flickering ribbons that seem to dance across the baby grand piano. Spanning the full width of the house, the formal dining room is anchored by a striking fireplace framed in handmade butterscotch tiles. Oak paneling, generous proportions, and luminous light recall a time when meals were occasions and hosting was an art. It is easy to imagine rose laden luncheons, candlelit dinners, and evenings that stretched effortlessly into night. A sweeping staircase leads to a serene stained glass reading alcove illuminated by its original Tiffany pendant light, a jewel box of color and quiet. The stairway then turns toward an airy upper landing with its own fireplace, where warm light gathers and the home's craftsmanship seems to exhale. On this level, the bedrooms are imbued with the quiet grandeur of another era. The primary suite stretches the full width of the house, anchored by a luminous fireplace and intimate built-in seating. Just beyond, the dressing area showcases remarkable original 1896 double sinks, an exquisite preservation of Victorian luxury that feels both historic and unexpectedly modern. The spa like ensuite invites retreat, featuring a two person marble tiled shower, a teak sauna, and a jacuzzi soaking tub. The tower's second floor reveals a light-filled office, where three tall windows, still draped in the original curtains personally selected by the Coykendalls, frame views that have inspired imagination for more than 130 years. It is a space that feels both storied and inspired, equally suited for creative work or quiet reflection. Above, the third floor, originally designed as service quarters and still accessed by the internal stairwell, retains remarkable architectural integrity. Delightfully finished spaces include a captivating circular turret room wrapped in curving shelving, a tucked away wood shelved library, and a striking bath with a clawfoot tub nestled beneath the eaves. Behind the scenes, the home has been thoughtfully updated with state of the art commercial mechanical systems, a whole house generator for seamless power during inclement weather, and a newer roof installed over the home's complex peaks, turret, and porches, all while preserving the original four chimneys. Set on an oversized double lot, the grounds feature established perennial gardens, a large private yard hidden behind mature yews, and a winding path to a gazebo with views toward the Catskill Mountains. At the front of the property stands Kingston's last remaining gas lamppost, now electrified yet rich with old-world charm. For 130 years, and with only six stewards before it, this home has been thoughtfully protected, most recently by antiquarian book collectors whose lives were devoted to preservation, story, and legacy. Now, for the first time in a generation, it opens itself to a new chapter. Homes of this distinction seldom appear. Rarer still are those so beautifully intact, so deeply storied. © 2025 OneKey™ MLS, LLC