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Phoenicia, NY

11/28/23 6 Comments
Posted on OHD: 11/28/23. Last OHD Update: 11/28/23.
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22-24 Main St, Phoenicia, NY 12464

As you stroll down Main Street, Phoenicia, past all the quaint shops filled with unique housewares, antiques, and local, handmade products, past restaurants who have filled the air with their aromatic creations, you'll come upon the most charming village church and accompanying home ready for you to create something magical. This unique property is perfect for those with a vision. The home offers plenty of living space on the main level and four sizable bedrooms upstairs. A hidden courtyard separates church and house creating an ideal backdrop for the most enchanting summer dinners al fresco. The church serves as a blank canvas for a myriad of your ideas offering the open floor upstairs and below, an additional, substantially sized room with a kitchenette and 2 half bathrooms. This property is just steps from Sweet Sue's, The Phoenician, Brio's and all the fabulous shops Phoenicia has to offer. Drive 5 minutes to the Phoenicia Diner or Woodstock Brewing. 15 minutes to Belleayre Mountain and Hunter Mountain.
4 Bed 1.5+ Bath 3,563 Sq Ft 0.24 Ac.
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