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House with terraceKingston (United States)
Price :
$699,000
bedrooms3 bathrooms2 land5,261 m²

Name: Kingston Luxury House for Sale | $699,000
Creator: Le Figaro Properties

Why this property will seduce you

Strategic Proximity Location: Near Woodstock, Uptown Kingston, I-87.
Comfortable Interior Ambiance: Wood-burning stove and heated floors.

In the 1920s, this land held a bluestone barn that served as a gathering place for the local quarry community. A century later, Hallihans Hill still brings people together.
Tucked away on a quiet country road in the town of Kingston, this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home sits conveniently between Woodstock and Uptown Kingston, with quick access to I-87 and just 15 minutes to the Rhinebeck/Rhinecliff train station for those days you need to hop on a train.
Recently renovated with a brand new kitchen, updated bathrooms, and new flooring throughout, this home is move in ready. The space flows effortlessly for entertaining. The kitchen opens to the living room, where a woodstove and radiant floor heating add the right amount of coziness in the colder months. Step through to the screened porch, pure perfection after a long day exploring one of many swimming holes nearby, then out to the deck for evening gatherings under the sky.
Upstairs, the primary bedroom is a lofted haven with an ensuite bath. Downstairs, a guest room with a balcony offers fresh air mornings, while a smaller third room works well as an office or a quiet spot for a daybed.
The 1.3 acres are manageable enough for weekend use, with room to create your own wellness escape, maybe a sauna, a hot tub, or both.
Hallihans Hill is the year round getaway you didn't know you were looking for.

Advertiser reference : F6HFGDLe Figaro Properties reference : 101625149

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House with terraceKingston (United States)
Price :
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bedrooms3 bathrooms2 land5,261 m²

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House with terraceKingston (United States)
Price :
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bedrooms3 bathrooms2 land5,261 m²