c.1920 New York Move-In Ready Home For Sale Under $186K

$185,250

This move-in ready home includes a well-appointed primary bedroom with built-in storage, thoughtfully designed to maximize the use of its cozy footprint. The bathroom showcases a fully tiled walk-in shower for a clean, modern touch. A convenient walk-through kitchen flows seamlessly into a charming dining room, creating an easy space for everyday living. For relaxing or entertaining, the spacious sunroom provides plenty of room for guests, while the screened porch offers a peaceful setting to enjoy nature with your morning coffee.

Realtor Comments

Charming, cozy, and ‘cute as button’ three season cottage in Wurtsboro Hills is straight out of a storybook. Featured in Metropolitan Home Magazine, this summer getaway is cozy and bright. Explore the park-like grounds, just over 3/4 acre, with stone firepit, stone patio, & arbor. A separate bunkhouse (with electric) on the property offers additional sleeping quarters for guests, a studio space for the artist or handyman, and storage. Property is a three season dwelling, but has the potential to be converted into a year-round residence. A must-see to appreciate its character and charm! Less than 2 hours to NYC! In need of a year-round home? This house may qualify for NYSERDA grants!

1bed
1bath
Circa 1920

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13 Sycamore Trail, Wurtsboro, NY 12790

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Contact Realtor: Elizabeth “Beth” Bernitt

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Pros of Living in Wurtsboro

Scenic Catskills region setting — Wurtsboro sits on the edge of the Catskills, offering mountain views, forests, and a peaceful rural backdrop.
Small-town charm — The village has a quiet, close-knit feel with local shops, historic character, and a slower pace of life.
Outdoor recreation nearby — Hiking, fishing, kayaking, and camping are all easily accessible, including nearby state parks and natural areas.
Good access to nature while still connected — It’s within driving distance of larger hubs like Middletown and the Hudson Valley corridor.
Historic appeal — The area has roots in canal history (D&H Canal), with preserved landmarks and a quaint village center.
Four-season living — Residents enjoy colorful fall foliage, snowy winters, and lush spring and summer landscapes.

Cons of Living in Wurtsboro

Limited local job market — Employment opportunities within the village are limited, with many residents commuting to nearby towns.
Fewer amenities — Shopping, dining, and entertainment options are modest compared to larger nearby areas.
Car-dependent lifestyle — A personal vehicle is essential for commuting and running errands.
Winter weather challenges — Snow, ice, and cold temperatures can make travel and daily life more difficult in winter months.
Limited healthcare and services locally — More specialized medical care often requires travel to larger towns or cities.
Rural isolation for some lifestyles — Those seeking nightlife, major shopping centers, or fast-paced activity may find it too quiet.