215 Old Route 22 Pawling, NY 12564 | Glorious Victorian Manor House

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List Price: $895,000

215 Old Route 22
Pawling, New York

Year Built:

1800

Bedrooms:

4

Bathrooms:

4

Garage Spaces:

8

Building Size:

6232 sq. ft.

Lot Size:

3.03 acres

Dental office plus residence. Formerly known as “Fenwood Manor” this stunning 4836 sq. ft. Victorian manor house sits majestically on 3 acres of lush landscaped grounds, with a 2-bedroom guest cottage tucked behind it, a total living space of 6,232 sq. ft. Bursting with authentic charm it features 12-ft ceilings, original plaster ceiling medallions and cornice moldings, wide plank pine floors, a native pine staircase with black walnut balusters and a stunning wood and gesso frieze in the former library. While maintaining its old world charm, the home is beautifully integrated with modern conveniences such as a gourmet kitchen with granite counters, Viking stove and Sub Zero refrigerator; updated bathrooms and thermal blanket insulation in the attic, it also features a hexagonal annex with fireplace added in 2007. Currently used as a dental office, with large waiting room and seating area, it could be easily adapted as a large family room, home office, or in-law suite and it’s an absolute gift for the owners of any home-based business. This is a completely flexible and amazing property! For hobbyists or collectors, there’s an 8-car heated and insulated garage with lift, plus additional covered parking for 4, and driveway parking for 10 additional cars. Or utilize the tremendous garage space as an art or sculpture studio. And rental income from the guest cottage nicely covers the property taxes!

Pawling, just 67 miles to New York City, and within minutes of the Metro-North railroad, is nestled in the foothills of the Berkshires. Known as “The Pride of the Harlem Valley” it is the home of two pristine lakes that are hives of activity for anyone who loves the outdoors. The Town, historic Village and surrounding area is jam-packed with historic sites, natural beauty, restaurants, and art galleries. There are year-round jazz, classical, folk and world music concerts, local theater, swimming and boating on the 36-acre lake in Lakeside Park and a dizzying amount of walking and hiking trails.

Established in 1788 it was first settled in the early 18th Century by the Quakers and the area resonates with history. It is, for example, the home of the oldest public golf course in America.