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430 Pearl Street
Kingston, NY 12401
Amie Durham with Coldwell Banker Village GreenK, original listing - (845) 331-5357
$998,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
4
Bathroom
Full: 4
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
3678 Square Feet
Property Description
Welcome home to 430 Pearl Street, where Kingston's luxuries are at your fingertips all while having exclusivity to your own oasis! Located at the top of one of the area's most prestigious and sought after streets, this grand home is perfectly perched on a meadow-like setting allowing gorgeous views of the Catskill Mountains! The backyard gives off resort vibes with its fabulous inground pool bordered by beautiful bluestone, mature landscaping including flowers and fruit trees, lots of room for relaxing and entertaining, and all with privacy provided by enclosed fencing and greenery. The covered front porch is the perfect spot to take in some fresh air, enjoy the quietness of the neighborhood, and drift away while admiring the sight of the Catskills. Allow the double stained glass doors to greet you home into the entryway. Cozy up to the woodburning fireplace near the oversized bay window in the formal living room and gaze away at the mountain view. The large primary suite is conveniently located on the first floor. It has abundant built-in closet space, a designated dressing area with a walk-in closet, all which lead to the primary bath. The country style kitchen has custom built-ins, exposed wood beams, and a large eat-in area. The formal dining room will be a memory maker with enough space to host plentiful gatherings. The screened in, bluestone porch is perfect for spending summertime nights, or the crisp, autumn days taking in the foliage. The second level of the home hosts four bedrooms(all with closets), two full bathrooms, generous storage space, and a vast hallway with a desk/work station. One of the greatest attributes to this home is its finished basement which contributes an additional 2000 square feet! Aside from the bountiful amount of living space available for lounging, recreation, work, hobbies...whatever your pleasure; this basement comes equipped with a vintage 1950's kitchen with original appliances, pink atomic countertops and a peek-a-boo window bar! A substantial laundry room, a full bathroom, an extra room with a closet, and a storage room also reside in the basement. The two car pull-under garage and impressionable U-shaped driveway provide ample parking for family and friends. A true Kingston gem with charm!
Property Information
Lot Size
1 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Residential-Single Family Residence
Year Built
1957
MLS Number
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Location
Address
430 Pearl Street
City
Kingston
State
NY
Zip Code
12401
County
ULSTER
Listing
Name
Phone
(845) 331-5357
Office Name
Office Phone
(845) 331-5357
Agent Name
Amie Durham
Agency Phone
(845) 331-5357

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