Arlena Armstrong-Petock
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arlena@anatolehouse.com
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Originally built in the 1930s as a hunting lodge, Sinisa’s Cottage has been lovingly restored into a soulful one-bedroom retreat that balances rustic character with modern upgrades.
The House Tour. The main living space is anchored by a massive stone fireplace, lending a cozy, lodge-like feel that nods to the home’s 1930s roots.
White painted panel walls and hardwood floors keep the room feeling bright and grounded, with just the right mix of texture and warmth.
In the kitchen, butcher block counters double as a breakfast bar beneath skylights, while stainless steel appliances add a clean, contemporary edge.
The bedroom’s original stone walls bring a quiet strength and texture, pairing beautifully with the home’s softer finishes. Around the corner, in the bathroom, an updated shower features marble and penny tile details that feel both refined and grounded.
The outside? Magic. Mature gardens with grapevines, rhubarb, strawberries, and flowers that come back year after year.
A deck with built-in seating for quiet morning coffee or evening cocktails.
A firepit. A shed. A sense of peace you can’t fake. Oh, and don’t miss the Little Free Library, built by the owner.
Located just 15 minutes from Kingston, you’ll have easy access to Rough Draft, Lola Pizza, Chleo, Rosie’s, Brunette, Clove and Creek, and Chicory Naturalist. Head the other direction and you’re 15 minutes from Saugerties, where Josie’s Coffee, Alleyway Ice Cream, Olsen & Company, and Miss Lucy’s Kitchen are waiting to charm you (and possibly ruin your willpower). Out here feels like a world away—but civilization, and very good snacks, are just around the corner. Whether you’re escaping the city, downsizing into something more intentional, or finally admitting you actually don’t want a guest room for the in-laws, this home is that rare, quiet kind of special.
Introducing Sinisa’s Cottage.
Arlena Armstrong-Petock
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arlena@anatolehouse.com
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Originally built in the 1930s as a hunting lodge, Sinisa’s Cottage has been lovingly restored into a soulful one-bedroom retreat that balances rustic character with modern upgrades.
The outside? Magic. Mature gardens with grapevines, rhubarb, strawberries, and flowers that come back year after year.
A deck with built-in seating for quiet morning coffee or evening cocktails.
A firepit. A shed. A sense of peace you can’t fake. Oh, and don’t miss the Little Free Library, built by the owner.
Located just 15 minutes from Kingston, you’ll have easy access to Rough Draft, Lola Pizza, Chleo, Rosie’s, Brunette, Clove and Creek, and Chicory Naturalist. Head the other direction and you’re 15 minutes from Saugerties, where Josie’s Coffee, Alleyway Ice Cream, Olsen & Company, and Miss Lucy’s Kitchen are waiting to charm you (and possibly ruin your willpower). Out here feels like a world away—but civilization, and very good snacks, are just around the corner. Whether you’re escaping the city, downsizing into something more intentional, or finally admitting you actually don’t want a guest room for the in-laws, this home is that rare, quiet kind of special.
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