Our 1860 cottage located in the historic hamlet of High Falls, NY. Access backyard trails to the Rondout Creek and waterfall. Walk to restaurants and shopping. Explore history across the street on the 5 Locks Walk. Step into our home and you’ll be greeted by eye-catching details, bold patterns, and an eclectic array of antique furnishings. The parlor is our main living area. There are two antique velvet sofas, one with an upholstered footstool, and a wooden chair with upholstered cushion. Modern meets classic in the first floor bathroom adjacent to the parlor. Featuring a beautifully black & white tiled walk in shower with new faucet and hand shower. The first floor bedroom boasts a king sized bed with beautifully patterned quilt and pillows. High ceilings and a room full of windows allow lots of natural light. Windows are dressed with blinds and curtains. An antique dresser and 2 antique chairs are present. The ensuite bathroom is attractive. There is a deep claw-foot tub with polished brash footings and faucet set. Marvel at the thoughtfully curated hangings featuring gold-framed vintage artworks & candelabra sconces. Head up the eclectic carpeted and wallpapered stairs to the suite area, featuring the kitchenette, dining and lounge area, and guest bed. The kitchenette is equipped with the essentials, custom green cabinetry with an arched window and floral wallpaper. The dining area is adorned with a restored chandelier a wooden leaf table and 2 antique cane chairs. The floral upholstered chair and ottoman offer a comfortable nook. The sleeping nook has a queen-sized guest bed sits at the back of the suite. There is ample overhead lighting and a stylish wall sconce. There are multiple drawers with various curated antique knobs. The cottage is framed by mature trees, wildflowers and blooming perennials. In the front yard there’s a small dining table with an umbrella. The backyard offers another dining table. The retro Coca-Cola standing cooler is perfect for those summer beverages. Solar string lights illuminate the area, as well as solar motion lights. There is a playset installed. There is a Solo Stove in the firepit area and 2 Adirondack chairs. Running along the east side of the property is a pond (the remnants of the Roebling Aqueduct Suspension Bridge), designed by the same engineer as the Brooklyn Bridge. On the west side of the property one can see the remnants of the Delaware & Hudson Canal. You may NOT move any furniture or decor unless you discuss it with me first. An additional fee will be added on for moving large pieces. A 1.5x overtime rate will apply for guests who go over their allotted time. Please let me know if you'd like to schedule a $50 site visit prior to booking! Feel free to message with any additional questions and I look forward to hosting you in my space!