A Renovated Woodstock Ranch: $499K

  |  July 30, 2024

Woodstock is chock full of adorable homes, like this renovated ranch.

Originally built in 1957, this three-bedroom, one-bath beauty underwent a full renovation in 2019. The exterior has farmhouse vibes from its board-and-batten siding to its metal roof. A skinny stone wall separates the yard from the road.

The sleek wooden front door opens to a kitchen/dining/living area that screams modern elegance. A warm oak floor underfoot, white walls, and slick black trim on the windows all add up to a signature look.

Recessed lighting illuminates the black-and-white kitchen, which has a Wolf gas range, a Miele dishwasher, and an aproned farmhouse corner sink. Black granite tops white cabinets, with nickel half-moon hardware complementing the steel appliances.

A side door leads from the kitchen, over a brick mudroom area, to the yard.

The dining area is big enough for a crowd.

The peaked ceiling harbors rustic wood beams and white Big Ass fans. In the colder months, a Jtul woodstove warms things up.

The bathroom has a herringbone floor and white-brick tile that flow from the walk-in glass steam shower, which has a floating marble bench. A furniture-style vanity has a marble top.

A closet off the main room conceals a stacked Electrolux washer and dryer.

Sunlight pours into the primary bedroom through large double French doors and an assortment of oversized and skinny windows. Wall-to-wall carpeting is beige, complementing the sand-colored walls. The ceiling rises to a peak at one side.

A wall of built-in California Closets offers lots of storage.

A laddered loft area gives bonus space to this white bedroom.

There’s room for a desk along with a bed in the third bedroom.

The bluestone patio has electrical and plumbing hookups if the new owner wants to add a hot tub.

The brand-new Brads Barn shed has electrical hookups inside…

…along with a room with reeded glass for a greenhouse.

The rest of the shed has room for lots of stuff.

The property totals just a tad under a quarter-acre, which is big enough to play on but not overwhelming. Plus, it’s just down the block from Tinker Street and all the Woodstock happenings that happen there. Tinker Street Tavern is a third of a mile away; the Bearsville Center is even closer.

If this renovated Woodstock ranch piques your interest, find out more about 22 Overlook Drive, Woodstock, from Holly J. Vanderbeck of Halter Associates Realty.

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