In Upstate New York, a Victorian House With a Wild Side Asks $750K

The 1908 dwelling is decked out with bright-green tile, yellow accents, and a punchy orange paint job.

Location: 254 Main Street, Cold Spring, New York

Price: $750,000

Year Built: 1908

Footprint: 1,354 square feet (three bedrooms, one full and one half baths)

Lot Size: 0.09 acres

From the Agent: "On Main Street in the charming village of Cold Spring sits this bright and cheerful Victorian. With soaring ceilings and ample natural light, this classic home has been reimagined by the current owners to breathe new life into a traditional style. Original details like never-painted trim work, handblown glass windows and solid oak flooring are playfully paired with bright colors, pop art and textural handmade glass tiles. Downstairs, the open concept is surprising for a house of its age, and each room flows gracefully into the next through large openings trimmed with handsome woodwork. A turned mahogany staircase leads you upstairs, where the classic layout offers three large bedrooms and a full bath with storage throughout."

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