At The Heart Of History... And All Of The Action. Built In 1723, The Tobias Swart House Is A Rare Survivor Of The 1777 British Burning Of Kingston, Still Standing Proud And Revitalized Today In The Heart Of The City's Hot Stockade District. Rare Too Is Its Flexibility: The Center-hall Main House (#74) Comes With An Adjoining But Separate Townhouse (#72) That Can Continue Serving As A Rental-income Generator, Host Guests, Or Be Incorporated Into The Main House For Additional Space. The Main Residence Currently Offers 3 Bedrooms And 1.5 Baths, With A Renovated High-end Kitchen, Ground-floor Laundry, Central A/c, A Large Fenced Courtyard Patio For Private Outdoor Living, A Basement And A Spacious Additional Storage Room With Its Own Exterior Entry. The Smaller Townhouse Features Bright, Open Floor-through Living Spaces On Each Level, Plus A Bedroom, Full Bath, Updated Kitchen, And Its Own Upper-level Fenced Deck. Both Houses Are Fully Renovated, Each With Separately Metered Systems, And Enjoy Deeded Rights To 4 Off-street Parking Spaces At The Rear Of The Buildings, In Addition To The Carport. Not That You'll Need A Car Often. All Of This Sits Literally Within Sight Of The Old Dutch Church And The Fred Johnston House Museum, And Mere Steps From Banks, A Post Office, A Popular Weekend Farmers Market, And All The Restaurants, Shops And Galleries That Have Made The Stockade District One Of The Most Sought-after Neighborhoods In The Hudson Valley.