Gentile living on the greatest estate in Poughkeepsie. The Charles Morschauser House designed by architect William J Beardsley, this home is for those drawn to historic homes with modern touches. Constructed in 1902, this home is on the national register of historic places. Offering a blend of Queen Anne and colonial revival styles, class and elegance are the characteristics of this unique design. Offering a stone facade, clapboard siding and a wraparound porch for evening cocktails and Sunday brunches in style. Sighted on a park like two plus acre lot, there is a full circular driveway with a detached two car garage/art studio with basement. Opulent center hall entry adorned with original woodwork, carved with precise detail. Formal salon and family room for more casual living. Remodeled kitchen and dining area with panoramic viewing windows to gaze upon your private estate. A library with cherry built-ins and a classic Robert Redford door reclaimed especially for this space. Finished basement and attic. Convenient to Poughkeepsie MTA for easy manhattan commutes.

The manager has listed the unit size as 4600 square feet.