MLS# 3590570 - 71 Arbutus Road, Greenlawn, NY 11740

Experience Historic Charm and Timeless living. Famous Little Cottage Circa 1770 built by Morris Bartow who fought under General George Washington, from this Revolutionary Colonial. OLD MEETS NEW, This home invites you to embrace a lifestyle where the past enriches the present. Original chestnut and red oak beams, hand picked floor boards up to 18 inches. Step into complete thoughtful upgrades, and restoration to modern conveniences, without compromise of character that defines the Revolutionary-era roots. All new appliances, electric, plumbing, Marvin windows, cesspools, heat and cooling systems, state of the art quality. Newly painted, impressive in scale, design and architecture unparalleled in luxurious upgrades. Newport brass fixtures, natural gas Wolf stove, Kitchen Aid appliances, french farm sink, Bryant/ Trane / Burnham forced air systems, 4 fireplaces. Redefine your expectations in a royal Primary with En suite. Private tumble marble shower, claw foot bathtub, double vanity with copper hammered sinks, exposed Red oak custom hand picked beams with open cathedral ceilings, walk in closet and stately fireplace. Downstairs large entertainment area, laundry and private wine cellar; clean and fresh immaculate with original Chestnut posts, new washer/dryer. Private park like yard, fire pit, shed and Blue stone patios. Room for Mom, Artist or home business here. Gutter wells, WI-FI, TV Cable, sprinkler system all here. A living piece of History embraces a lifestyle of roots in heritage and grace. Where the past enriches the present. Every detail tells a story offering a unique living experience that honors its 18th century origins while providing comfort for today. This one of a kind hard to find residence stands as an irreplaceable piece of history and art embodying a way of life that is cherished and admired. Historic famous little cottage 1770 home with all the new modern amenities a stones throw away from Northport village, marina, beaches, LIRR and Harborfield schools.