Kayla McNamara
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kayla@anatolehouse.com
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Built in 1963 and completely reimagined, this three bedroom, two bath house pairs its original midcentury bones with warm oak, handmade tile and a calm, natural palette. Inside, the den welcomes you with a wood stove fireplace set in deeply toned zellige tile, a natural place to settle in on a winter evening.
New oak floors, new doors and trim, and a cohesive palette of soft whites, natural wood and earthy tones carry from room to room. A practical mudroom at the entry holds a stackable washer and dryer and ample room for outdoor gear.
Beyond, the fully renovated kitchen pairs custom wood cabinetry and creamy quartz countertops with tiled walls, warm brass hardware and chef grade appliances. A formal dining room wraps into the kitchen and casual dining area.
Upstairs, the primary bedroom opens onto its own new deck, and a second bedroom makes an ideal home office. Downstairs, a spacious guest suite has its own bathroom and direct access to the patio. Every bedroom offers a roomy closet with built-ins.
Both full baths were completely redone in handmade tile with new vanities and brass fixtures, and the downstairs bath features a deep soaking tub. New lighting and ductless mini splits in every room complete a house that is ready to enjoy from the day you arrive.
Outside, the house sits on just over an acre lot, with an expansive bluestone patio set beneath mature trees and alongside newly landscaped garden beds. A new bluestone entry greets you at the front door, the primary bedroom's new deck looks out over the wooded lot, and the cul de sac offers a quiet setting.
Off the dining area, a three season screened porch leads out to the bluestone patio.
With a new roof, many new windows and a freshly painted exterior, the house is ready for the seasons ahead.
West Hurley offers country quiet with one of the Hudson Valley's most beloved towns right next door. The Village of Woodstock is about two miles away, with dinner at favorites like Silvia and Goodnight, plus galleries, shops and live music at the Bearsville Theater, Colony and more. The Ashokan Reservoir and Rail Trail are minutes from the door. Kingston is about 15 minutes away, offering more dining, a lively creative scene and the big box stores that make everyday errands easy. New York City is roughly two hours by car, with Trailways bus service from Woodstock and Kingston.
At the end of a quiet cul de sac in West Hurley, a midcentury house brought back with care.
Kayla McNamara
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kayla@anatolehouse.com
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Built in 1963 and completely reimagined, this three bedroom, two bath house pairs its original midcentury bones with warm oak, handmade tile and a calm, natural palette. Inside, the den welcomes you with a wood stove fireplace set in deeply toned zellige tile, a natural place to settle in on a winter evening.
Outside, the house sits on just over an acre lot, with an expansive bluestone patio set beneath mature trees and alongside newly landscaped garden beds. A new bluestone entry greets you at the front door, the primary bedroom's new deck looks out over the wooded lot, and the cul de sac offers a quiet setting.
Off the dining area, a three season screened porch leads out to the bluestone patio.
With a new roof, many new windows and a freshly painted exterior, the house is ready for the seasons ahead.
West Hurley offers country quiet with one of the Hudson Valley's most beloved towns right next door. The Village of Woodstock is about two miles away, with dinner at favorites like Silvia and Goodnight, plus galleries, shops and live music at the Bearsville Theater, Colony and more. The Ashokan Reservoir and Rail Trail are minutes from the door. Kingston is about 15 minutes away, offering more dining, a lively creative scene and the big box stores that make everyday errands easy. New York City is roughly two hours by car, with Trailways bus service from Woodstock and Kingston.
