106 Farm To Market Road Road, Athens, NY 12015 - Greene County

Embrace the charm and grace of a Queen Anne style masterpiece nestled on 12.37 acres of historic Hudson Valley farmland, at the Village of Athens edge. This architectural gem is a testament to timeless design, featuring classic elements such as a distinctive turret, wood shingles, and a roof adorned with multiple gables.

Approach the home and be welcomed by a rounded covered wraparound porch, inviting you into a sanctuary of original details including unpainted wood moldings, wood floors, high ceilings, and leaded glass windows that frame breathtaking views of the landscape and serene pond. Step through the entryway with its beautiful beveled glass doors and vestibule, leading to a side hall staircase boasting an original balustrade from the period. The front living room and den are seamlessly connected by elegant pocket doors and a wood burning fireplace, perfect for intimate gatherings or quiet relaxation. Upstairs, discover three bedrooms and a generously sized bathroom, alongside a walkup unfinished attic offering endless potential for expansion or customization. The updated kitchen pays homage to the home's heritage with a farmhouse sink, beadboard ceiling, and large pantry complete with laundry facilities. Stainless steel appliances add modern convenience while maintaining the charm of yesteryear. Outside, enjoy the expansive grounds featuring a picturesque pond, 3 large barns, and panoramic views of the Berkshire Mountains. A stone patio invites outdoor dining and relaxation, making it an ideal setting for entertaining amidst the natural beauty of the Hudson Valley.

Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a piece of history where elegance meets tranquility. Schedule your private tour today and envision the possibilities of calling this remarkable property your home.

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