A Ranch Home in Narrowsburg: $425K

  |  December 26, 2024

Ranch-style homes offer tremendous versatility, as today’s ranch home in Narrowsburg can attest.

Stone facing contrasts nicely with white siding on the facade. The house sits on five acres, which means plenty of opportunities to landscape zealously.

The solid front door, with a sidelight, opens to a slim hallway that has two very handy closets.

The living room/dining room/kitchen is a bowling-alley-like stretch of hardwood flooring with a handsomely peaked ceiling and two sets of mullioned sliders out to a wide deck.

The stone theme continues as a moody backsplash against the custom birch cabinetry. A super-roomy center island has a breakfast bar, cookbook shelves, and a double sink. And don’t skip that pot-filler faucet over the cooktop.

A woodstove nestles into a stone-columned corner next to the sliders in the living room.

And just off that end of the room, French doors open to the first of three bedrooms. Neutral walls and rich hardwood flooring offer a blank slate to the new owner’s imagination. Plus, there’s a bifold-doored closet.

Twin windows brighten the space.

Another bedroom follows the theme. There’s a third bedroom, too.

The first of two bathrooms has a molded tub/shower, a slate floor, and a pedestal sink.

The second bath has a shower with a seat, the same slate floor in the shower/toilet room, and a black-quartz-topped vanity on a hardwood floor.

A walk-in closet area off the bathroom is a plus.

The gravel driveway leads to a one-car, attached garage.

The laundry area is here…

…and of course, the basement is echoey-huge. Another benefit of ranches is their expansive footprint aboveground, which is often replicated belowground.

So if this ranch home in Narrowsburg narrows your shortlist, find out more about 269 Cushetunk Drive, Narrowsburg, from Robin Butler-Koschei with Hanson Real Estate Partners.

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