Newly renovated Colonial Cottage located in Beautiful Willowemoc in the Town of Neversink. Easy access from I86/ 17 E/W 2.5 hours from NYC. For the Fly Fisherman there is Public Access for the Willowemoc River a 1/2 mile from the Cottage. This lovely cottage has been renovated with new luxury vinyl floors throughout. New kitchen cabinetry and appliances. New Plumbing, Electric, Bathroom, On Demand Hot Water, Lighting, Refrigerator, Electric Range, as well as Split Unit Heating in both downstairs and up. Wall heating units on Front Porch, Bathroom, Both first floor Bedrooms and the Laundry Room. There is private septic as well as a drilled...
Newly renovated Colonial Cottage located in Beautiful Willowemoc in the Town of Neversink. Easy access from I86/ 17 E/W 2.5 hours from NYC. For the Fly Fisherman there is Public Access for the Willowemoc River a 1/2 mile from the Cottage. This lovely cottage has been renovated with new luxury vinyl floors throughout. New kitchen cabinetry and appliances. New Plumbing, Electric, Bathroom, On Demand Hot Water, Lighting, Refrigerator, Electric Range, as well as Split Unit Heating in both downstairs and up. Wall heating units on Front Porch, Bathroom, Both first floor Bedrooms and the Laundry Room. There is private septic as well as a drilled well. Come see the tranquil beauty of this location.
Newly renovated Colonial Cottage located in Beautiful Willowemoc in the Town of Neversink. Easy access from I86/ 17 E/W 2.5 hours from NYC. For the Fly Fisherman there is Public Access for the Willowemoc River a 1/2 mile from the Cottage. This lovely cottage has been renovated with new luxury vinyl floors throughout. New kitchen cabinetry and appliances. New Plumbing, Electric, Bathroom, On Demand Hot Water, Lighting, Refrigerator, Electric Range, as well as Split Unit Heating in both downstairs and up. Wall heating units on Front Porch, Bathroom, Both first floor Bedrooms and the Laundry Room. There is private septic as well as a drilled well. Come see the tranquil beauty of this location.
