Built circa 1850 by Alexander Kinmouth, this residence originally housed a cooper shop and Kinmouth's General store on the ground floor. The clapboard-sided street level house has two dormers and a second level porch that stretches the length of the street side and across the very private side yard entrance. The first level is a walk-in basement and one car garage parking. The property includes frontage across the road to the Little Delaware that includes additional two-car parking.

 

4 bedrooms, 2 full baths (one with claw foot soaking tub), radiator steam heat, and auxiliary large Jotul wood stove. Dining room includes an antique wood stove in excellent condition. New refrigerator and stove in the very charming eat-in country kitchen. Full dining room, extra-large living room, and laundry with washer and dryer on the first floor.

 

The private yard includes original smoke house (I was fortunate to see and taste it's product in the form of a smoked 19" brook trout caught across the street), garden shed with attached overhand, amazing chicken coop with fully fenced in yard. This structure could remain a chicken coop, but has been a playhouse in the past, or could be an outdoor cottage. The property has numerous stone walls, perennial plantings, mature trees, established garden beds and again, impressive privacy for a Main St. home. 

 

A great deal of house, yard and privacy with the convenience of living on Main St. Privacy is insured with the Little Delaware on the other side of the road. No houses across the street and the house abuts a barn on the east side of the house.

 

2.5 hours from the George Washington Bridge, and walking distance to Brushland Eating House , the Post Office, and Russell's General Store . 

 

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