271 Scarawan Rd, Stone Ridge, NY 12484

Over 4 acres with creek frontage set well back off of the road. There is a nice little garden plot and room to expand. The manufactured home from 1999 is a 28' x 52' doublewide. The woodstove keeps everything cozy and the furnace is only 3 years old. Kitchen counters are both brand new, dishwasher and range are both brand new, as are both front and back deck/steps. Separate 30' x 40' slab could possibly be transformed into a very generously sized garage, studio, workshop, greenhouse, etc. .. or possibly as a starting point for a new residence. There is an outdoor 440 amp electrical hookup, as well. Make sure you walk down the hill to the stream and walk along the stone fence to get a good sense of the dimensions of what is here. Such a pretty parcel in a great location just waiting for you to call it home. The historic hamlet of Stone Ridge has a population of about 2,000 people. Stone Ridge's Main Street is Route 209, and you'll find stone structures and gorgeous farmhouses, many built in the 18th and 19th centuries, along your drive through town. Route 209 runs north to Kingston (about a 20 minute drive) and South to Ellenville (about 25 minutes), and it also intersects with Route 213 right in the center of town. Stone Ridge is just 20 minutes to exit 18 on the Route 87 thruway. The hamlet, which is part of the larger town of Marbletown, is in the Hudson Valley, with lots of farmland and orchards nearby (check out Stone Ridge Orchard in the fall for pick your own apples), but the Catskills, the Ashokan Reservoir, and the Shawangunks are just a few minutes away. The car-traffic-free Marbletown C & O Rail Trail and Wallkill Valley Rail Trail both intersect with Route 213, just a few minutes from Main Street, and are popular with families, cyclists, and dog walkers. Locals shop on route 209 at Emmanuel's Market for groceries and household basics, and the local farmstand Davenport Farms offers the best local produce, meats, baked goods. There's also the locally owned Marbletown Hardware (the World's Only Rock and Roll Hardware Store, complete with mini museum) right in town. The Marbletown Community Center is located in Stone Ridge and offers adult exercise classes, camps and activities for kids, and hosts many community meetings. The last few years have seen the introduction of several new restaurants to Stone Ridge as well as the continued flourishing of old favorites. The Hasbrouck House, built in 1757, was recently reopened as a luxury inn and dining destination with its restaurant Butterfield. Asia serves contemporary pan-Asian food while Momiji offers sushi and a Japanese grill. Lekker is a new spot that serves breakfast, brunch, and lunch all day, and The Roost is a consistent favorite that does lunch and dinner.