$599,900

This light-filled Victorian brims with turn-of-the-century charm, tucked away on a quiet dead-end street where Midtown meets Uptown Kingston. Cafés, restaurants, street food vendors, Upstate Films, galleries, thrift shops, collectives, fitness studios, and farmers markets offer plenty to explore nearby. Convenient access to I-87, major retailers, and the Rondout adds to the appeal. Inside, 9-foot ceilings, beautifully restored historic wide-plank wood floors, decorative molding, a handcrafted staircase, stained glass, vintage doors, and curved bay windows showcase the home's character. Generously sized rooms and an easy flow create a welcoming feel throughout. The eat-in kitchen features stainless steel appliances, butcher block counters, a pantry, and access to the back porch. Many recent upgrades complement the home's historic style, with opportunities to make it your own through additional improvements. Potential projects include enclosing the back porch or adding a bathroom near the rear of the kitchen, subject to applicable approvals. Historical records indicate that the property was once a multifamily home, listed with seven bedrooms and three bathrooms; it is currently a single-family residence. The washer and dryer are in the basement. Formerly heated with oil, the home now has a gas furnace that may accommodate the addition of central air conditioning, subject to HVAC evaluation. The driveway is shared with the neighboring property, with shared plowing and maintenance expense as outlined in the deed.