594 Hickory Bush Road, Kingston, NY 12401

Two incredible and distinctive houses on one very special property! The central location is 4 mins to Rosendale's quaint Main Street—and the town's frequent bus to NYC—and you'd be under 15 mins away from all the amazing places in Kingston and New Paltz for eating, exploring, and shopping. Whether you have a soft spot for old world charm and original details or prefer a focus on clean lines and modern design, this unique property has got you covered. The through-line is meticulous care and attention to detail. The robust rental history and many devoted repeat guests mean that you can happily live in one and rent the other or rent both to build equity and cover all or part of your costs. You can also just keep the whole thing to yourself for hosting family and friends or having the most spectacular work from home set-up or art studio. Thoughtful placement on the lush 3-acre property provides each home with ample outdoor spaces and privacy. The original home is an adorable modernized farmhouse that perfectly pairs original details and charm with modern day upgrades and improvements like a beautifully renovated kitchen and central AC! A stunning three-season screened-in porch with a view to the large pond is the true show stopper but the clawfoot tub, rocking chair porch, and original floors are a close second. The second home is a modern gem nestled into the hillside and perched up in the woods. This tranquil retreat was built in 2020 and is the perfect companion to the farmhouse below. Picture windows, a built-in window seat/bed, tree top views, and the spacious deck are some of my favorite moments in this delightful home. The generous bedroom has space for a writing desk and the whole house has an understated elegance. If you are looking to explore the outdoors beyond the property itself, the home is a 3-min drive to the beautiful Rosendale Rail Trail and 15-30 mins to thousands of protected acres and hiking trails at Schaupeneak Ridge Park, Minnewaska State Park, Mohonk Preserve, and the Ashokan Reservoir Promenade. This convenient location is also just 80 miles to the George Washington Bridge.