Duel sided electric fireplaceCenter islandOpen dining roomWhimsical nooks and cranniesLight flooded gathering roomLush foliageCharming country style kitchen
Here is a rare opportunity to acquire a slice of Millbrook history. The original Millbrook Toll House Circa 1890, built alongside the Wappingers Creek at the Arch Bridge is a true gem. The Toll House has been lovingly restored, preserved, and maintained, with an utmost respect for its grace, integrity and historical significance. Exposed beams/hardwood pristine, whimsical nooks and crannies throughout. The light flooded Gathering Room features a lovely duel sided electric fireplace with great open space to spread out your rest/work area. The charming country style kitchen with center island and open dining room contribute to the easy, relaxed flow of this lovely home. 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths. Modern updates include heat pump/AC, appliances. Stroll, play and garden on your own privately situated 1.60 acre with frontage on a world class trout stream, encompassed by lush foliage, green grass, within walking distance to the Millbrook Village. One of a kind, Exclusively offered. Appointment only.
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MONDELLO UPSTATE PROPERTIES LLC845-758-5555,
Terese Allweier858-243-2286
Source: My State MLS,MLS#: 11597035
Facts & features
Interior
Bedrooms & bathrooms
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 2
Full bathrooms: 2
Rooms
Room types: Dining Room, Family Room, First Floor Bathroom, Laundry Room, Living Room
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