Spencer House
$1,250,000 (In Contract)
2 BED /3 BATH | 1298 SQ FT | 3.13 ACRES | CIRCA 1747
Escape along a serene country road, framed by stone walls, majestic trees, and statley homes to discover The Spencer House. Meticulously renovated while preserving its original charm, the home boasts exposed beams and wide plank floors throughout. Modern conveniences harmonize seamlessly with its historic allure offering a turnkey experience in comfort and style. The heart of the home is a chef's dream kitchen, designed with an expansive open layout that includes bar stool seating, a dining area, and two inviting lounges overlooking the culinary space. Wall-to-wall glass doors effortlessly extend the kitchen onto an outdoor patio, perfect for enhancing your culinary creations with a grill-fire touch. The possible first-floor suite, with its garden access and secluded patio, doubles ideally as an office or playroom. Ascend to the upper level where a spacious bedroom beckons to the right, while straight ahead leads to a cozy sitting area or work space, and another well-appointed bedroom with its own modern bathroom. Additional comforts abound with a mudroom, guest washroom, and laundry facilities conveniently located on the lower level. Step outside to discover an enchanting outdoor retreat, complete with a wrap-around stone wall enclosing a serene sitting area, gas grill, and a refreshing outdoor shower. Ascend stone steps to find a secluded oasis nestled amidst the wooded landscape, featuring a fire pit and a tranquil pool, perfect for unwinding in your private sanctuary. Located just minutes from Rhinebeck and the Taconic Parkway, and a mere 1 hour 40 minutes from NYC. Enjoy proximity to Southlands Foundation Horse Riding school, Milea Winery, and an array of world-class dining and recreational opportunities. Dating back to 1747 and featured on the esteemed Clinton Historical Society's 'Historic Landmark Driving Tour,' this home blends rich heritage with contemporary luxury. Legend has it, the original owner, Rubin Spencer was a surveyor, who joined George Washington to survey the Ohio Territory in 1770's and was later appointed by Washington as Captain in NY's 4th regiment. Don't miss your chance to experience the essence of Upstate living. Schedule your private showing today and make this historic gem your own.
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Styled by Alexis Li & Gilda Elser
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