Step back in time to this wonderful 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath Farmhouse with fabulous original wideboard floors including some made with now extinct American chestnut as well as hardwood. Located on Lucas Ave extension, don't miss the large backyard behind the house and barn where current owners enjoyed 26 years of Hurley living. Settle in with a book to the 20x14 Livingroom with beautiful built in bookcase(hidden hollow space near). The entry is into the kitchen with it's hardwood floor and farmhouse style sink. To the left of the kitchen cozy up in front of the pellet stove in the 15x10 sunroom with its wideboard floors. To the right of the kitchen is the formal dining room. Head up to the second floor with 2 bedrooms and bath all part of the original house. On a second stairway to the addition you'll find a modern ensuite with large 16.5x14 bedroom , large bath with washer and dryer as well as a 9.5x8.5 bedroom closet. The bath has a shower but has piping to add a bathtub of your choosing. The bedroom has french doors to a deck overlooking the pool, the barn and greenhouse and to your left are views of the mountains. Also on the second level is a large open hallway leading to stairs up to the third level family room/rec room/media room which has magnificent Brazilian cherry floor and additional piping in closet for a possible bath. Plenty of space for a number of choices 26x13.5. From Joys lane entrance is a large mud room and to your left is the attached oversize 2 car garage and to the right is a full rambling basement with stone foundation and 2 year old boiler. The is 200 amp electric and hot water heater is approx 10 year old. Back outside, the pool has trex decking and the barn has its own electric. There is a greenhouse with a sunpit under the greenhouse. Barn has its own electric and could possibly be used commercially. There are 2 maple trees on the property that have been used for maple syrup. This home is only 7 minutes(3 miles) to the heart of the Uptown Kingston Stockade district with its fine shops and dining. And 3 minutes to the stone houses of Olde Hurley and the rail trail, ideal for hiking or biking.