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Rare Mixed-Use Opportunity. 259 Westchester Avenue is part of Pound Ridge’s rich past. Located in the heart of the historic hamlet, it was the former Samuel Parker house. Built in 1860, this mixed-use building has housed the old Schelling’s Market, as well as the Samuel Parker Café. It currently is home to The Huntress, a high-end design and retail store. Located across the street from Jean George’s Inn at Pound Ridge, this unusual offering enjoys high visibility near the intersection of Routes 124 , 172 and 137. It is situated next to the town-owned Conant Hall and close to the Hiram Halle Library as well as the Pound Ridge Historical Society. The property, a .27-acre parcel, has on-site parking in front and behind the building. Completely renovated with new HVAC,electric,water and generator in 2017.The property has two buildings: the main retail space with beautifully renovated three-bedroom apartment and a large studio/storage barn 1,500 sq.ft. A beautifully landscaped side yard with terrace, seating areas and raised bed gardens is accessible to both the retail space and the apartment. A remarkable offering!
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Design Type - Clapboard, Frame
Parking - Parking Lot
Basement - Storage Space, Unfinished
Fireplace(s) - Decorative
Interior Features - Beamed Ceilings, High Ceilings
Appliances - Cooktop, Dishwasher, Freezer, Gas Range, Oven, Refrigerator
Exterior Features - Awning(s)
Cooling - Central Air
Heating - Hydro Air, Propane
Sewer - Septic Tank
Water - Well
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