Just North Of Delhi, Where The West Branch Of The Delaware Bends Past One Of The County's Last Covered Bridges, A Rise Above The Water Holds This Classic Single-floor 1950s Home. High Enough To Stay Clear Of Any High Water, Low Enough To Hear The River All Day Long -- It's A Rare Balance In Catskills River Living. A Small Front Stoop Opens To A Sunny Living Room, Its Wood-framed Windows Doing Most Of The Talking. The Kitchen Sits Open Just Beyond, Updated With Newer Appliances And Warm-toned Cabinets Offering Real Storage. Past That, A More Recent Addition Takes Over: Brown Carpet Underfoot, Wood-paneled Walls, And A Brick Hearth Built Around A Cast-iron Coal Stove That Will Carry The House Through The Coldest Stretch Of Winter. A Half Bath, A Stacked Washer And Dryer, And Doors Out To The Covered Deck And The Garage Keep This Room Working As Hard As It Feels Comfortable. Down The Hall, Four Bedrooms And A Full Bath Continue The Gray-carpeted, Window-lit Consistency Of The Rest Of The Home. Below It All, A Full Basement Gives A Tinkerer Room To Spread Out -- Workshop, Sewing Space, Play Room -- Alongside A Second Washer/dryer, Slop Sink, And The Mechanicals: Oil-fired Furnace And Water Heater, A Newer Well Pressure Tank And Particulate Filter, And A Newer 100-amp Panel. Outside Is Where This Property Earns Its Keep. A Paved Driveway Leads To A 2-car Garage With A Serviceable Workshop And Generous Storage In Back. Across The Bank, A Field And Mountain Frame The River In Every Season, And The Water Is Close Enough To Put A Canoe In For An Evening Paddle Whenever The Mood Strikes. Just Under An Acre, And All The Quiet That Comes With It.