This 1840’s Methodist Episcopal church and rectory is the former home and studio of the late artist Robert Hite. The offering includes a 1,500+ square foot house with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths, and the impressive original church structure. The house’s design features include a blue staircase, exposed beams and brick, a clawfoot tub and wood floors. Additions over the years include a rocking chair front porch and large deck. The lower level is partially finished and offers plenty of useful storage space, a laundry room and a large stone room with wood stove that was used as a cozy winter space. The church is the real focal point of the property- soaring ceilings, gorgeous stained glass windows and lots of open space. There is a second level balcony, an attic and a belfry with original bell. The full stone foundation basement has walkout access to a tiny secluded courtyard. The landscaped grounds have many magical spots to enjoy: a stone fire pit, a fountain, impressive stone benches under the trees and beautiful plantings. Located on a low traffic road off of Route 9W midway between Kingston and New Paltz.