About this property

If you crave a truly unique property, love history or dream of hosting short term rentals, this property might be your ticket to ride. Built in 1889, the historic Train Station in the hamlet of Stanfordville is the only existing station remaining along the original former P&C line that ran alongside Wappinger Creek (known as one of the top 10 trout streams in NYS). Originally, the buildings consisted of the main passenger station, the coal shed and the freight shed each of which have been artfully transformed into three warm and welcoming residences that must be seen to be appreciated. The original Depot features a well-thought-out cook's kitchen complete with soapstone counters, granite sink, and full six burner Capital brand gas range featuring a wok ring, rotisserie and convection oven. Owner's Suite includes a landing area reading nook. The primary bedroom is huge and light filled and finished with a wall of closets with a hidden office nook tucked away at the far end. The massive full bathroom holds a walk-in shower, soaking tub, yards of counter space and storage and a truly impressive vaulted ceiling. The stunning tiles featured throughout the bath were handmade by the master potters who previously owned the property. The the single bedroom Creekside Cottage is accessed via the small deck surrounding the koi pond. As you enter, one half flight of stairs takes you to the full bath in the second story, and the other half flight leads down to the kitchen, living, dining and one large bedroom with a wall of closets. There you will also enjoy a beautiful deck view with stairs leading to the creek where you can enjoy the fire pit. The Warehouse building features a large living area and one large bedroom, referred to as the Bunk Room, on the first floor, and on the second floor bonus room living space. A large storage area on the second floor holds potential to become an additional bedroom, or a full kitchen. This warehouse also has a traditional one car garage as well as a porch greenhouse. The two guest buildings have been offered for rental and has an annual income of $60,000. Centrally located in Northern Dutchess County just 90 miles from New York City with easy access to Metro North, Amtrak, and the Taconic State Parkway. 11 Miles to Rhinebeck, 6 miles to MIllbrook.

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