60 Noone Ln, Kingston, NY 12401

This unique 1876 carriage house was built for Luke Noone, a prominent Kingston quarryman of the late 19th century. It stands on a picturesque country lane, a short walk to Uptown Kingston and the Trailways bus station. This beautiful 3-story building has an outsized presence for its small footprint (~900 sq.ft. per floor), its walls made of brick and stone and graced by the original pitched slate roof. The bluestone back porch opens into the landscaped back yard surrounded by tall old trees. The Upstairs unit (available September 1) is above the owner-occupied Main floor. The unfinished "basement" level still has some details evoking its original purpose as the stables. In the city full of diverse historic buildings, it would be hard to find a more enchanting one.