Megan "MJ" Collum
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mj@anatolehouse.com
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Looking at this home's contemporary finishes and updated systems, it's easy to forget that its roots date back to Kingston's maritime past. Originally built in 1858—just 10 years after the founding of the local Cornell Steamboat Company—Casa Veranda has stood the test of time.
In 2021, the home underwent a complete renovation, and is now well-appointed with air conditioning, updated kitchen and baths, efficient mechanicals, stone patio, and a one-car garage—offering residents easy living and peace of mind.
The main level conveniently features front and back entrances, with the back door connecting to the rear yard. The open-flow floor plan on this level allows for flexible furnishing configurations, while ample windows provide natural light, and shelving nooks offer convenient storage. The main feature of this level is the breezy kitchen with shaker cabinetry, quartz countertops, floating shelves, and stainless steel appliances. Flooring on this level is ceramic tile for easy cleanup, and a utility room off the rear entrance contains laundry and mechanicals.
On the second floor are two bedrooms, both with closets—the larger one at the back of the house features a bright picture window overlooking the yard, while the front bedroom has two windows with added privacy thanks to the veranda. This level features gleaming original wood floors, and a glass door that provides access to the wood-wrapped balcony.
Continuing up to the third level, a finished loft space offers an additional 200sf of flexible space for storage, hobbies, work-from-home, or other uses. This level includes two windows, recessed lighting, and a laminate wood-look floor.
A 324 sf garage sits toward the back of the lot, with great potential for an accessory dwelling unit under Kingston and Ulster County’s ADU programs.
It also provides one-car parking and/or storage, and is also connected to electric.
Gravel cover provides a permeable patio/yard/parking space for work and play. And a true rarity in the city limits—an extra wide driveway at the front of the lot provides parking for up to 4 cars (2x2).
From shopping to dining to boat tours and museums—Kingston’s bustling waterfront district is at your fingertips from this home base.
Accented by a striking second-story veranda, this modern home exudes style across three levels.
Megan "MJ" Collum
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mj@anatolehouse.com
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Looking at this home's contemporary finishes and updated systems, it's easy to forget that its roots date back to Kingston's maritime past. Originally built in 1858—just 10 years after the founding of the local Cornell Steamboat Company—Casa Veranda has stood the test of time.
A 324 sf garage sits toward the back of the lot, with great potential for an accessory dwelling unit under Kingston and Ulster County’s ADU programs.
It also provides one-car parking and/or storage, and is also connected to electric.
Gravel cover provides a permeable patio/yard/parking space for work and play. And a true rarity in the city limits—an extra wide driveway at the front of the lot provides parking for up to 4 cars (2x2).
From shopping to dining to boat tours and museums—Kingston’s bustling waterfront district is at your fingertips from this home base.
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