Historic Barn House In Montebello | Circa 1850

About the Space

"HISTORY SINGS" Enjoy a true piece of American History, completely modernized, in this painstakingly restored circa 1850 Farmhouse Colonial. Sitting on 1.2 acres of specimen plantings, this was the house of John J & Hannah Coe, often rented as a 'summer resort' which included a stay by the famous John Philip Sousa. It was on this very porch the "The Charlatan March" was birthed! This 5BR 3500+ SF homestead is a rare treasure and a true mother-daughter, complete with second legal kitchen and private entrance, plus a 2700 SF two story barn perfect for additional storage or entertaining, the most ornate eaves you've ever seen and even a working well pump! The old world charm reels you inside, but like the 1900 NY Times summer boarding ad read, "for select people who appreciate first-class table & accommodations." In its recent restoration, this was carried on with no expense spared! More amenities include chef's dream kitchen, open dining, glass sun room, hot tub and two fireplaces, an ideal setup for the most memorable holiday gatherings, photoshoots or movie sets... Nothing to do other than load the barn with hay! An absolutely breathtaking property immersed in the natural beauty of the Hudson Valley. Minutes to NJ, path trains, bus or an easy 45 minute drive to NYC! Enjoy!