Set back on 5 private acres of open and wooded land, this circa-1920 farmhouse pairs historic character with thoughtful recent updates. The 2-bedroom, 1.5-bath home has a spacious living room anchored by a cobblestone fireplace, a light-filled four-season room, and an open kitchen and dining area with direct access to the back deck. Original wood floors run throughout. Recent updates include a newly insulated basement stairwell with fresh sheetrock, paint, and ceiling; a new roof over the kitchen and walk-out basement storage area; and a full exterior repaint of the house and outbuilding. The kitchen has a new refrigerator, the basement a new washer/dryer, and the upstairs bathroom plumbing has been fully replaced. Mature trees, stone walls, and established garden areas give the grounds a park-like feel, with enough open and wooded acreage for both privacy and use. The detached two-car garage includes three attached rooms suited to a studio, office, or workshop. One was recently renovated with new insulation, drywall, paint, and flooring. The setting is quiet, with Hudson Valley favorites close by. Kiki’s Elizaville Diner, a restored vintage diner car, is in the hamlet, and Vosburgh Orchards, a fifth-generation farm known for heirloom apples, cider, and a brewery in a restored barn, is minutes away. Lake Taghkanic State Park (swimming, hiking, boating) and Doves Diner in Ancram are a short drive. 10-15 minutes from Tivoli and Red Hook’s shops, and Rhinebeck and Hudson are each about 20 minutes away.