86 Hoffses Road Road

It's always a give-away when there are few photos of the interior of a house and this home certainly needs a cosmetic makeover. However, there are some big-ticket items that have been completed making this an opportunity and a great starting point. There is a ''double roof'' of Structural Insulated Panels (SIPS) and new asphalt shingles leaving the interior of the roof boards and post & beam framing exposed maintaining the period look upstairs. The Chimney stack has been largely rebuilt upon the original and substantial granite base. The electric panel, Rinnai on-demand water heater, and generator utilities are up-to-date. The basement walls have been foam insulated and the floor is poured concrete. Having no deed restrictions and with proper permitting, the property could be divided separating the house from the fields and the waterfront acreage which abuts the Audubon Society's Guy van Duyn Wildlife Refuge. The adjacent workshop makes the ideal staging location for projects.