Historic Home for Rent in Rhinebeck NY-6 Long Dock RD Rhinebeck NY
Imagine spending a few weeks this summer in a 304 year old stone house in Rhinebeck New York. This historic home known as the Abraham Kip home sits high above the Hudson River on almost 6 beautifully landscaped acres and is available for rent the last week of July and the month of August.
The home has had a rich history; at one point in the 18th century it functioned as a tavern.
Inside you will find a large stone fireplace and enormous chestnut beams, the story goes these beams came from trees seeded before the discovery of America.
RENTAL BEDROOM 3 Bathroom 1 1/2
Last week of July $1750 2760 Sqft AC
Month of August $7500 1 Bedroom Cottage Bathroom 1
ABRAHAM KIP HOUSE-6 LONG DOCK ROAD RHINEBECK NY
Location: Between the Village of Rhinebeck and the Hudson River.
Things to do Nearby
- Poets Walk
- Montgomery Place
- Richard B. Fisher Center for performing Arts
- Upstate Film
- Events at Dutchess County Fairgrounds
- Restaurants
- Tennis
- Golf
- Tivoli Sailing Company
Transportation
The amtrak station is no more than 3 minutes away, you could come by train and then take a short taxi ride to the house.
Jennifer Fivelsdal - JFIVE HOMES REALTY LLC - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com
www.jfivehomes.com or www.midhudsonhomevalue.com
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Nice property -- hope you can get a quick sale and happy buyers.
Bob and Carolin thank you. So much history in this place.
HA! I can totally see that place as a tavern - it's AWESOME! What a great deal as a rental!
Jennifer, I can't imagine what it would be like to live in a house like that. I wonder if there are any ghosts walking around in there.
Leesa it is a lovely home with views of the river and mountain.
George if only the walls could talk. I am sure some important historic figures slept there.
304 years old; that just blows me away! We have a few homes in our area that might be built in say the 1940's but more the most part a home built in the 1960's is really old.
Marchel that is why the Northeast is such an interesting place to visit you never know what you might learn or see.
This is a beautiful home and I can see it still standing another 304 years.
Jennifer, I love these types of home, absolutely beautiful..and the history they hold is even more interesting. Thanks for sharing and great interior and exterior shoots!
Jennifer~
I took the virtual tour and wondered how it would be to bring the Family there to spend the summer in a 300 year old home...a story our grandchildren could share...
Wow, Jennifer, spending a week at the Abraham Kip home in Rhinebeck NY would be awesome!