Some properties can be summed up in a line. This one keeps going. Tucked at the end of a paved dead-end street in Central Park, it starts as a home - three-plus bedrooms and nearly 4,000 square feet of beamed and vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors, French doors, and the kind of woodwork that only gets better with age. A freshly renovated kitchen anchors the everyday; a great room, a family room, a den, and a run of bonus rooms leave space for every version of your life, and a wood stove keeps the whole thing warm on the wet days. Then you step outside, and the property becomes something else entirely. Two parcels, just over an acre, fully fenced - with a large deck, a patio, a greenhouse, and garden beds waiting for spring. And for the ones who make things: nearly 1,900 square feet of combined garage and outbuilding space, with RV parking and a shop that has its own separate access. Park the boat. Restore the truck. Build the furniture. There is room here for the hobby that outgrew the garage years ago. Living space, acreage, parking, and a workshop that means it - combinations like this don't come along often in Central Park. This one took years to assemble. It's ready to hand over.