Calling all antique lovers On the hilltop of Ryder Road in Ossining sits an historic property going back centuries, on the market for the first time in decades. The 33 Ryder Road 1826 farmhouse, claimed to be Ossining′s oldest residence by The Citizen Register of 1936, is oozing with original charm, including its huge rocking chair front porch, 7′ high ceilings, wide plank hardwood floors and four working fireplaces. Built in two sections, the one and a half story smaller house is believed to be the oldest section, built in the late 1700s. The larger two-story section was connected to the original, added on in 1826 to house the workers of the farm. Built on a stone foundation with brick construction and a timber frame, all the wood in the house was felled and hewn on the farm. In addition to the expansive living space shown in the photos and described, there are many more rooms likely used for the workers as noted. Create your own farmhouse dream-come-true with this once in a lifetime opportunity, frozen in time but close to all that wonderful Westchester has to offer: trains, restaurants, parks, great schools and shopping. A lifestyle like no other. Taxes with STAR approx $18,032.
