235 Wilbur Avenue,

Imagine morning coffee and warm summer afternoons enjoying BBQs on your spacious deck serenaded by the babbling brook below. All this and more, offered in this delightful ranch boasting a large country, eat-in kitchen and pristine living area. The primary bedroom with a full bath creates a comfortable retreat at the end of the day. Add 2 guest bedrooms and another full guest bath all on this one convenient level. Snuggle up on those cold winter evenings in the warm glow of the wood stove located in the lower level. The family room has access to the full 2 car garage, plus large outdoor storage shed. Lovingly maintained, this home offers warmth, comfort and functionality for everyday living. Minutes to the Rondout Harbor or Uptown Kingston for shopping, antiques, restaurants and marinas. A 3D Walkthrough Tour is available in the digital Lookbook or by request.

The Upstate Lifestyle at 235 Wilbur Avenue, Kingston

The neighborhood surrounding Wilbur Avenue puts daily pleasures and weekend discoveries within easy reach. Village Coffee and Goods — a short drive away — has earned a devoted following for its expertly pulled espresso, housemade pastries, and sandwiches that locals talk about like they're a civic treasure; it opens at 7:30 every morning, which is exactly when you'll want it. For evenings out, Mirador on Broadway delivers a transportive Spanish tapas experience — pan con tomate, thoughtful small plates, and cocktails that hold their own — in a setting that feels equally suited to a quiet date or an impromptu gathering. When the coffee craving strikes later in the day, Kingston Social on Fair Street offers something a little different: a café and gallery run by three women artists that imports its pastries directly from Italy, where a perfectly made bicerin or a lemon-filled ciambella can make an ordinary afternoon feel like a small occasion. Come warmer months, TR Gallo Waterfront Park along the Hudson becomes a natural gathering point — there are waterfront strolls, summer events, food vendors, and the particular satisfaction of watching the river do its thing. And when you need to clear your head closer to home, the Forsyth Nature Center offers free daily access to walking paths, resident animals, and adjacent green space that feels less like a scheduled outing and more like a standing invitation.