This center hall Dutch gambrel roof Colonial was originally built in the 1760s as part of the Livingston Manor estate. Throughout its rich history, it was inhabited by well-known 19th century portrait painter Edward Mooney, was a B&B / antique store, the priory for a nearby church, and at one time also used as a retreat for Vassar students. The main floor houses the kitchen, dining and living rooms both with fireplaces & beamed ceilings, and a powder room. The 2nd floor has the master bedroom, guest room, full marble bathroom and laundry room. The 3rd floor has three more bedrooms as well as a den and full bathroom. The basement contains a large mahogany bar originally from the Sage House Inn, wall-length cooking fireplace with a beehive oven in what was formerly the cook's kitchen. Original historical touches abound, from the wide-plank floors to the wrought iron door hinges and rare Delft tiles around the bedroom fireplaces. In addition to being beautifully landscaped, this 1.6 acre property has a shade garden by the entrance. A separate 1 Bedroom/1 Bath guest cottage was renovated in 2014, and generates $1100/month in rental income. A detached garage/workshop with wood-burning stove and electricity completes this offering.Located in Red Hook school district and 5 min from Red Hook village. EXCLUSIVE
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