A Saugerties Farmhouse With Artist Studio, Yours for $735K

"An owner can spread out into art studio, barn, and a garage. The house itself still has some hints of its early origins like wide planked floorboards, but has been renovated with some nods to country style. For those who want to move in without a fuss, the house is being sold fully furnished."

"A historic resource survey of Saugerties completed in 2005 identifies the house as the Peter I. Wolven farmstead and dates it to circa 1829. This evaluation seems to pair with the silhouette and style of the farmhouse. The five bay wide dwelling has a central entrance, side gables, and prominent chimneys."

"While in the town of Saugerties, the house is also close to Woodstock and sits almost equidistant from the two town centers. It's on the corner of New York State Route 212, which has its roots in the old Saugerties and Woodstock Turnpike, the major route between the two towns."

The Peter I. Wolven farmstead, built circa 1829, is a five-bay farmhouse located at 8 George Sickle Road in Saugerties, Ulster County. The property features the main residence plus outbuildings including a barn, art studio, and garage. The farmhouse retains original wide-plank floorboards and architectural elements like side gables and prominent chimneys, though it was updated with stucco and a front porch in the early 20th century. Recent renovations include kitchen updates, bathroom work, and interior painting in pale colors. The house is positioned near both Saugerties and Woodstock, situated on the historic route between these towns. The property is being sold fully furnished and ready for immediate occupancy.

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