66 Susan Drive, Newburgh, NY, 12550 | $795,500

Once part of the estate of Sarah Delano Roosevelt, mother of President Franklin Roosevelt, this beautifully renovated carriage house in the heart of Balmville, blends 19th century charm with tasteful modern updates. Located on a desirable street along the Hudson River, this one-of-a-kind home sits on over a third of an acre, surrounded by mature trees, rock walls, and lush greenery. The interior and exterior are full of authentic details and original character that tell the story of the homes past, including herringbone brick floors, dramatic 10-foot ceilings, exposed wood beams, barn-style doors and charming brick patios. Modern updates have been seamlessly integrated while maintaining the homes original charm. The main level features an open concept formal living room and dining room accented by the original exposed beams-a perfect place for entertaining-and a cozy, sun-drenched family room with vaulted wood paneled ceiling and built-in bookshelves. The chef's kitchen includes a center island, breakfast nook, custom cabinets, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, gas cooktop with exterior-venting hood, and double wall ovens. The first-floor primary suite offers an en-suite bathroom with double vanity and tiled shower, along with a spiral staircase that leads to a private office upstairs. The second level features three spacious secondary bedrooms, an office, a bonus room and an unfinished attic with vaulted ceilings, windows, and a skylight-offering endless potential, as a playroom, studio, additional storage, or future finished space. The home includes municipal water, a septic system, central air conditioning, and a roof replaced in 2018 with GAF architectural shingles. Conveniently located just 66 miles from Manhattan, 10 miles to the Salisbury Mills Train Station, and a short drive to restaurants, shopping, schools, the Powelton Country Club, Newburgh Water Front, NY State Thruway and I-84. With its distinct charm and timeless appeal, this is the kind of home you don't come across often.

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