14 Maple Ave, Goshen, NY 10924

Step into a one of a kind Goshen farmhouse rich in history at 14 Maple Avenue, a captivating late-19th-century farmhouse set on over 5 picturesque acres in the heart of Goshen. The original structure was built in 1887 (later completed in 1940) by Kenneth Sinsabaugh: respected craftsman, town supervisor, and contributor to the First Presbyterian Church. This home offers a rare blend of historical significance and modern-day comfort. Notably, the home features authentic Tiffany stained-glass windows, mirroring those found in the church itself. A welcoming front porch leads to impressive double entry doors, opening into a grand foyer with soaring ceilings and an original gas lamp thoughtfully converted to electric. The main level features a spacious formal dining room and an inviting living room highlighted by oversized windows and a striking brick wood-burning fireplace. The kitchen is well-appointed with a large center island, gas range, stainless steel appliances, and its own side entrance leading to a charming second porch. The homes original 1887 structure, which was seamlessly incorporated to the overall 1940 structure, serves as a versatile family room or ideal first-floor primary suite, complete with a full ensuite bathroom. Upstairs, youll find four generously sized bedrooms, each with unique character, along with a full bath offering a dual vanity, shower stall, tub, and abundant storage. Additional highlights include a walk-up attic ready to be transformed into a home