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You rarely find a grand old 1890s Victorian like this anymore, but it needs your vision to restore it to its former glory! Cochecton was known as a Delaware River resort town at the turn of the 19th century. 50 Parsonage was one of many boarding houses in the area, and one of only a couple which still remain to this day! Numerous original details remain-- like gorgeous built-ins (likely chestnut from the period), gleaming floors, high ceilings, stained glass, and many fixtures. The main floor has the kitchen dining room, 2 bedrooms, a living room with a woodburning stove and a bathroom. Take one of the two staircases upstairs and find five more bedrooms and a bathroom. There are so many nooks and crannies to explore! Don't miss the walk-up attic, where you'll find extra rooms... it's truly a picker's find, since everything you see in the home will convey with the sale. There are 3 lots in this sale. The home sits on 0.58 acres; there's land that touches Rt 97--that's 0.75 acres; and 1.76 acres is between Parsonage Rd and CR 114, for a total of 3.09 acres. The land is dramatic-- ancient stone ledges rise behind the home, great for exploring where the Lenape tribe once wandered. There are stately trees throughout the property. You're a quick walk to the Delaware River access. Just down the hill is the Cochecton Fire Station restaurant and liquor store. Callicoon is 5 minutes north; Narrowsburg is 15 min south. Cross the bridge: you're in Honesdale in 25 minutes. Central to so much, like Bethel Woods Center for the Performing Arts for concerts and festivals, Resorts World Catskills Casino and the Kartrite Water Park.

Cathedral Ceiling(s), Wood Burning Stove