582 Old Kings Highway is more than just a home—it's a meticulously updated piece of history, offering the best of Hudson Valley living. Whether you're savoring a cup of coffee under the pergola, crafting in the workshop, or enjoying the surrounding communities, this property provides a lifestyle without compromise. Come see why this is not just a home but a legacy waiting to be passed on to its next thoughtful steward. Set on a historic pathway that once connected Kingston to the Delaware Valley water gap, this extraordinary c. 1695 stone home offers a rare opportunity to own one of the Hudson Valley's oldest living treasures—grounded in 17th-century craftsmanship and elevated by newer artistic nuances and improvements. Inside 582 Old Kings Highway in Accord, NY, the original wide plank floors, hand-hewn beams, and authentic Dutch-style doors conjure images of the home's storied past. However, thoughtful updates like the opened floor plan, radiant heating, and energy-efficient Deerfield cast iron pellet stove, make it both comfortable and sustainable. The large gourmet kitchen, part of a wood-framed addition seamlessly designed to match the home's period details, features luxury appliances and a massive Rumsford fireplace that fills the space with warmth for the chef and those who gather around the farmhouse table at its center. A sunny breakfast nook is the perfect place for reading or getting some work done. Upstairs, 4 large bedrooms (including two primary suite)s offer gracious sleeping quarters and flexibility. One suite has a cozy pellet stove, the other a STUNNING, recently renovated bathroom with dual Remer rain showers, Italian floor tiles, a Moroccan-style plaster finish, and a custom vanity repurposed from reclaimed wood. The impressive list of recent interior and structural upgrades and renovations to the house is too long to include here, but feel free to request the full list. The charm extends outdoors, where a private meditation studio/workshop sits within a renovated outbuilding, boasting heated floors, vintage steel windows, and electricity. A stone patio with a pergola adorned with native, non-invasive wisteria is an ideal space for day or evening dining. The exterior of the home was recently repainted (2023) and features new gutters. The property's location is another standout feature, perfectly situated near cultural and recreational spots like Stone Ridge, High Falls, Kingston, and New Paltz. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to Shawangunk and Catskills trails, orchards, farmers markets, and the famous, family-owned Saunderskill Farms. Homes that bring together the Hudson Valley's unique historical architecture and its modern laid-back style are rare, tour this one today via the 3D Virtual Walkthrough or in person.