售$249万5 - 20 Mead Street, 纽约州 Waccabuc, NY 10597｜ID # 959886

位于历史悠久的Waccabuc村庄的著名梅德街，这座19世纪的四卧室家居，近50年来首次出售，位于一个2英亩如公园般的地产中心，还包括一间一卧室客舍、宽敞的谷仓/三车车库、冰屋、烟熏屋和木材室。该房屋于1809年为亨特家族建造（期间有过增建），其联邦式殖民风格散发出优雅的好客氛围。起居室和家庭房均有壁炉作为核心，拥有高大的窗户、手工制作的木工、宽板栗木地板和高耸的天花板——这是19世纪早期住宅的罕见特征。迷人的、充满阳光的餐厅设有全高的凸窗，捕捉到了田园风光。宽敞的厨房可通向美化过的石材露台，还设有洗衣房和卫生间，构成了第一层的全部布局。两条楼梯通向二楼，那里有一个迷人的主套房，包括壁炉、定制内置家具、一个衣橱墙和全套浴室。楼上还有三间额外卧室、一间家庭办公室、两间浴室，以及通往未完成阁楼的楼梯，阁楼提供了丰富的存储空间，包括几个雪松衣橱。下层有一个完全未完成、可通往户外的地下室和一个带纱窗的户外生活室。除了附属建筑，该地产还拥有花园、标本树和石墙。它是围绕梅德街的Waccabuc 524英亩历史区的一部分，那里据说罗尚博伯爵在1781年领导他的法国军队南下，与华盛顿将军会合。Waccabuc被誉为“纽约的秘密郊区”，享有真正的社区精神，Waccabuc土地所有者委员会的年度活动热情欢迎新邻居。20 Mead Street被悉心维护，浸润在历史之中，期待它的下一个篇章。来翻开这一页吧！

Set along storied Mead Street in the historic hamlet of Waccabuc, this 19th-century 4BR home, offered for the first time in nearly half a century, is the heart of a 2-acre, park-like property that also includes a 1BR guest cottage, expansive barn/3-car garage, ice house, smokehouse, and woodshed. Built for the Hunt Family in 1809 (with subsequent additions over time), the Federal-style Colonial exudes a feeling of gracious hospitality. Living room and family rooms, both anchored by fireplaces, boast tall windows, hand-crafted millwork, wide-board chestnut floors, and soaring ceilings—a rarity in early 19th-century homes. A charming, light-filled dining room features a full-height bay window that captures bucolic views. The spacious eat-in kitchen with access to the landscaped stone terrace, a laundry room, and a powder room complete the first floor. Two staircases lead to the second floor, where a delightful primary suite includes a fireplace, custom built-ins, a wall of closets, and full bath. Upstairs, there are also three additional bedrooms, a home office, two baths, and a stairway to the unfinished attic with extensive storage opportunities, including several cedar closets. A full unfinished, walk-out basement and a screened-in outdoor living room are on the lower level. In addition to the outbuildings, the property features flowering gardens, specimen trees, and stone walls. It is part of Waccabuc’s 524-acre historic district surrounding Mead Street, where the Comte de Rochambeau reportedly marched south when he led the French Army troops under his command to join General Washington in 1781. Waccabuc, noted as "New York's Secret Suburb,” enjoys a true spirit of community, where the Waccabuc Landowners Council's yearly activities welcome new neighbors with open arms. Lovingly cared for and steeped in history, 20 Mead Street awaits its next chapter. Come turn the page!