This sweet 1940 Cape sits quietly on one acre in the heart of Marbletown, surrounded by mature trees and the understated beauty that defines the Rondout Valley. The home balances preserved character with an easy livability that feels increasingly rare. Inside, original hardwood floors, built-ins, and thoughtfully maintained details lend warmth and texture throughout. The living room is the clear centerpiece, anchored by a wood-burning fireplace and filled with natural light that shifts beautifully across the space throughout the day. The proportions feel timeless, comfortable rather than oversized, with the kind of craftsmanship and materiality that gives older homes their enduring appeal. The kitchen strikes a balance between vintage charm and everyday functionality, anchored by original cabinetry that speaks to the home's era and authenticity. Functional and inviting, the space feels connected to the surrounding living and dining areas, creating an easy flow for casual entertaining, weekend guests, or daily life. The main floor bedroom and full bath are great for one level living, if needed. Rather than over-renovated, the home retains the details buyers are increasingly searching for in older Hudson Valley properties: warmth, texture, and a genuine sense of place. Upstairs, two bedrooms are tucked beneath the roofline in classic Cape fashion, with 1/2 bath. The large second floor storage area and full basement provide practical storage and utility space. Outside, mature trees frame the property and soften the setting, while the manageable one-acre lot offers space to garden, relax, or enjoy outdoor living without feeling overwhelming to maintain. Located just five minutes from the heart of Stone Ridge, the home offers easy access to some of the area's most beloved destinations including farmstands, restaurants, cafés, yoga studios, galleries, and everyday conveniences. High Falls, Accord, Kingston, and countless hiking trails and outdoor destinations are all within easy reach, making this an ideal full-time residence or special weekend retreat in one of the Hudson Valley's most consistently sought-after communities.

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