Overview

This historic 1800’s home of James Mabbett was built on the eastern edge of Millbrook in the hamlet of Mabbettsville named for the family. In 2024 the fine architectural details were restored and the home renovated and updated with new baths and kitchen, appliances, fixtures, mechanicals, gleaming hard wood floors, moldings and coffered ceilings. Enter the high ceiling elegant foyer which leads to the formal living room opening to the formal dining room enhanced by corner cabinets. Large windows throughout bring in ample sunshine and views. Through the heated back foyer and mudroom to the early section of the home, the kitchen joins the family room. Back stairs lead to two bedrooms, hall bath, the large project/laundry room and access to the attic. Ascending the elegant carved front staircase, you reach the primary bedroom with en-suite bath, two bedrooms and hall bath. The hallway then connects to the early section of the house, which was originally a tavern. The 1920 large barn consists of three finished rooms currently used as a private art gallery, a loft, workshop and covered porch looking out to 4 lovely acres and a sparkling spring fed pond. A two-car garage is attached. Hamlet zoning presents many possible commercial options. Convenient to the Town Park, village shops, schools, and other amenities as well as 10 minutes to Metro-North, this is an old treasure for a new century. 24 hour notice required for accompanied showings.