四十年來第一次，位於紐約金斯頓的科伊肯道爾之家，這座精心保存的女王安妮式維多利亞住宅，首次揭幕。建於1896年左右，座落於金斯頓歷史悠久的朗道德濱水區之上，這個罕見的房源完美融合了建築的完整性、精緻的現代生活，以及與高檔餐飲、藝術與文化、碼頭和精品購物的近距離。這座住宅由哈德遜河工業時代的知名人物喬治和艾瑪·科伊肯道爾委託建造，展示了今天無法重現的工藝。原始細節保留得相當完整，包括潔淨的橡木口袋門、二十多個彩繪玻璃天窗、手工雕刻的木作、白蜡木地板、保存完好的1896年壁紙和窗簾，以及多個石材和木材壁爐。客廳展現出戲劇般的優雅。三扇高大的窗戶面向街道，每扇窗戶的上方都裝飾著其1896年的原始彩繪玻璃天窗，將色彩像五彩紙屑般灑落在白蜡木地板上。窗戶之外，一個罕見的曲面玻璃角落將午後的光線彎折成閃爍的絲帶，似乎在小型鋼琴上曼妙舞動。正式的餐廳寬闊，圍繞著一個極具吸引力的壁爐，壁爐周圍由手工製作的奶油色瓷磚裝框。橡木嵌板、寬敞的比例和明亮的光線，回憶起那個用餐是場合、接待是一門藝術的時代。容易想像到玫瑰花環繞的午餐、燭光晚餐，以及輕鬆延展至夜晚的夜晚。一條迂迴的樓梯通往一個寧靜的彩繪玻璃閱讀角落，燈光由其原始的蒂芙尼吊燈照亮，宛如色彩和寧靜的寶石盒。樓梯接著轉向一個通風的上層平台，擁有自己的壁爐，暖光在這裡聚集，家中的工藝似乎在舒展。在這一層，臥室散發出另一個時代的寧靜壯麗。主套房貫穿整個房屋的寬度，突出一個明亮的壁爐和舒適的內嵌座位。在旁邊，更衣區展示了非凡的1896年原始雙水槽，是維多利亞奢華的精緻保留，既歷史悠久又出人意料地現代化。水療般的套間邀請您退隱，設有一個雙人大理石瓷磚淋浴間、一個柚木桑拿以及一個按摩浴缸。在塔樓的二樓，則揭示了一個光線充足的辦公室，三扇高大的窗戶，仍然懸掛著科伊肯道爾夫婦親自挑選的原始窗簾，構成了超過130年來激發想像的視野。這是個既富有故事又激發靈感的空間，適合創意工作或靜思反思。在上層樓，原本設計為服務空間的第三層，現在仍可從內部樓梯進入，保持了令人驚訝的建築完整性。精緻完工的空間包括一個迷人的圓形塔樓房間，圍繞著曲線書架、隱蔽的木制書庫，以及一個引人注目的浴室，裡面有一個位於屋檐下的舞動足浴盆。在背後，這個家經過深思熟慮的現代化更新，配備了最先進的商業機械系統、一個整屋發電機以確保惡劣天氣下的無縫供電，以及安裝在房屋複雜屋脊、塔樓和陽台上的較新屋頂，同時保留了原有的四個煙囪。這座房屋坐落於一個超大的雙地塊上，圍繞著建立的多年生花圃、大型私人庭院被成熟的紫杉樹所隱藏，以及通往小亭的蜿蜒小徑，讓人眺望喀茲基爾山。在物業的前方，矗立著金斯頓最後一根仍在使用的煤氣路燈，雖已接入電力，卻依舊散發著舊世的魅力。130年來，這座房屋在六位守護者的保護下，深思熟慮地被呵護，最近的守護者是一位古籍收藏家，致力於保存、講述故事和留傳遺產。現在，這座房屋在一代人後首次向新篇章敞開大門。如此獨特的家居，鮮少出現。更稀有的是那些如此完美無瑕、故事豐富的住宅。

For the first time in forty years, The Coykendall House, a meticulously preserved Queen Anne Victorian in Kingston, NY, is revealed. Built circa 1896 and perched above Kingston's historic Rondout Waterfront, this rare offering seamlessly blends architectural integrity, refined modern living, and close proximity to fine dining, arts and culture, marinas, and boutique shopping. Commissioned by George and Emma Coykendall, prominent figures of the Hudson River's industrial era, the home showcases craftsmanship that cannot be replicated today. Original details remain remarkably intact, including pristine oak pocket doors, more than two dozen stained glass transoms, hand carved woodwork, ash floors, preserved 1896 wallpaper and drapery, and multiple stone and wood fireplaces. The parlor unfolds with theatrical grace. Three commanding windows face the street, each crowned with its original 1896 stained-glass transom that scatters color like confetti across the ash floors. Beyond them, a rare curved-glass alcove bends the afternoon light into flickering ribbons that seem to dance across the baby grand piano. Spanning the full width of the house, the formal dining room is anchored by a striking fireplace framed in handmade butterscotch tiles. Oak paneling, generous proportions, and luminous light recall a time when meals were occasions and hosting was an art. It is easy to imagine rose laden luncheons, candlelit dinners, and evenings that stretched effortlessly into night. A sweeping staircase leads to a serene stained glass reading alcove illuminated by its original Tiffany pendant light, a jewel box of color and quiet. The stairway then turns toward an airy upper landing with its own fireplace, where warm light gathers and the home's craftsmanship seems to exhale. On this level, the bedrooms are imbued with the quiet grandeur of another era. The primary suite stretches the full width of the house, anchored by a luminous fireplace and intimate built-in seating. Just beyond, the dressing area showcases remarkable original 1896 double sinks, an exquisite preservation of Victorian luxury that feels both historic and unexpectedly modern. The spa like ensuite invites retreat, featuring a two person marble tiled shower, a teak sauna, and a jacuzzi soaking tub. The tower's second floor reveals a light-filled office, where three tall windows, still draped in the original curtains personally selected by the Coykendalls, frame views that have inspired imagination for more than 130 years. It is a space that feels both storied and inspired, equally suited for creative work or quiet reflection. Above, the third floor, originally designed as service quarters and still accessed by the internal stairwell, retains remarkable architectural integrity. Delightfully finished spaces include a captivating circular turret room wrapped in curving shelving, a tucked away wood shelved library, and a striking bath with a clawfoot tub nestled beneath the eaves. Behind the scenes, the home has been thoughtfully updated with state of the art commercial mechanical systems, a whole house generator for seamless power during inclement weather, and a newer roof installed over the home's complex peaks, turret, and porches, all while preserving the original four chimneys. Set on an oversized double lot, the grounds feature established perennial gardens, a large private yard hidden behind mature yews, and a winding path to a gazebo with views toward the Catskill Mountains. At the front of the property stands Kingston's last remaining gas lamppost, now electrified yet rich with old-world charm. For 130 years, and with only six stewards before it, this home has been thoughtfully protected, most recently by antiquarian book collectors whose lives were devoted to preservation, story, and legacy. Now, for the first time in a generation, it opens itself to a new chapter. Homes of this distinction seldom appear. Rarer still are those so beautifully intact, so deeply storied. © 2025 OneKey™ MLS, LLC