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Hudson River Waterfront Compound An exceptional opportunity to own a private Hudson River waterfront property with the scale, setting, and versatility to become a truly remarkable compound or luxury investment. Privately positioned at the end of a quiet road, the property encompasses approximately 2.4 acres with sweeping Hudson River views, an impressive 266 feet of direct river frontage, a private beach area, and riparian rights providing direct access to the water. The property includes three separate residences, creating an extraordinary foundation for a multi-generational retreat. The main residence offers four-plus bedrooms, while two additional two-bedroom cottages provide possibilities for guest houses, private offices or studios, caretaker accommodation, or rental income. For the visionary buyer, the real attraction is the land and waterfront itself. Reimagine the property as a sophisticated Hudson River estate—an exceptional primary residence or weekend compound where friends can gather against the dramatic backdrop of the river. Restore or and elevate the existing residences, create beautifully landscaped grounds and outdoor entertaining areas, and take full advantage of the property's remarkable relationship to the Hudson. For an investor or developer, the combination of acreage, multiple existing residences, river frontage, privacy, and proximity to some of the Hudson Valley's most desirable destinations presents compelling possibilities. The property offers an opportunity to explore a luxury residential vision designed around its extraordinary waterfront setting. The property is privately sited yet conveniently located near Saugerties, Woodstock and Catskill, with easy access to HITS, celebrated restaurants, galleries, shops, farm markets, cultural destinations, and the year-round recreation for which the Hudson Valley is known. A rare stretch of Hudson River frontage. Three existing residences. 266 feet on the water. One extraordinary opportunity to create a legacy property in the Hudson Valley.

From the outside, it reads as disciplined and architectural. Clean volumes, smooth wood clad planes, a composition that recedes into the landscape.Inside, it does something entirely different.The Langridge opens into a sequence of spaces that are expressive, layered, and intentionally unconventional. Color, pattern, and form are used with confidence. There is a point of view here. Not minimal, not neutral, not trying to fit in.The main living space anchors the home with 25 foot ceilings and a scale that allows the interiors to fully play out. Light moves across the room throughout the day, catching different textures and surfaces, shifting the experience from morning to evening. A fireplace with a floor-to-ceiling zellige tile facade adds warmth and contrast against the polished concrete floors (radiant heated of course). The layout includes three bedrooms and three baths, all ensuite, along with a separate guest apartment that creates real flexibility for hosting, work-from-home or extended stays. A lofted upper level overlooks the great room and can function as additional guest space, a studio or home office.The entry sequence moves through a sheltered courtyard, where the architecture begins to open up and hint at what is happening inside. A four car garage is fully integrated into the structure, keeping the exterior composition clean and uninterrupted.Out back, the home transitions to a stone terrace and inground, heated gunite pool with integrated hot tub, set within a protected space carved into the woods, and connecting you to the surrounding forest. It is a private, contained environment designed for long days outside.What makes this property compelling is the contrast. The exterior is calm and controlled. The interior is expressive and individual. For the right person, that tension is exactly the appeal. The Langridge offers something far more specific than a neutral new build. It offers identity.Set in Tivoli, with easy access to the best of the Hudson Valley, but positioned off the beaten path to feel distinctly its own.

Twenty-One North Road was built in 1894. For nearly half a century, it was home to its most recent owner, who served for a time as mayor of Tivoli. Its five-color exterior palette, at once playful and understated, was one he chose and painted himself. The vines he tended still run along the wraparound porch, and a mowed path leads through the property to Stony Creek. The house sits on 2.21 acres in the village of Tivoli, with four bedrooms and one-and-a-half baths. Inside, the rooms are gracious without being grand, with floor-to-ceiling windows in the front parlor and two marble mantels, each with its own pattern and ornament. There are wide- and narrow-board floors, pocket doors, built-ins, and other details that reveal themselves as you move through the house. The property runs all the way to Stony Creek and continues onto the far bank, with a mowed path to take you there. At the water's edge, a small cascade runs over stone. Beside the house is a two-story outbuilding with electricity, a workshop/garage on the first floor and walk-up storage above. Its windows were salvaged from a 19th-century church. And then there's Tivoli. On Broadway, people walk for coffee, fresh bread, dinner, dessert in a cup or a cone, and late-night cocktails. Kaatsbaan Cultural Park is right in the village, Bard is just down the road, and Red Hook, Rhinebeck, Rhinecliff and Hudson are a short drive away. A 19th-century beauty, on more than two acres, with Stony Creek at the end of a path, in the coolest village around.

Set just steps from the center of Tivoli, 16–18 Broadway is a rare village compound comprising two complete residences, a heated saltwater pool and a remarkable level of craftsmanship throughout. It offers something particularly unusual for one of the Hudson Valley’s most charming small villages: the flexibility and privacy of a country property, with the restaurants, shops and everyday life of Tivoli just outside the door. The 2,170-square-foot main house offers three bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths and has been thoughtfully renovated by a master carpenter, whose work can be felt throughout. Handmade wood windows, beautifully executed plaster walls and ceilings, wide-plank floors and original details give the interiors a quiet, elemental quality. The renovation is restrained, preserving the age and character of the house while introducing a new kitchen and baths and thoughtfully updated systems. Rooms are simple, warm and filled with natural light, with old wood, softly textured plaster and carefully chosen contemporary details sitting comfortably alongside one another. There is a sense that very little here was done simply for effect; instead, the beauty comes from the materials, craftsmanship and the wonderfully imperfect character of an antique Hudson Valley house. The 1,976-square-foot barn is a fully realized second residence, with two bedrooms and two full baths, rather than simply an ancillary guest space. With its own full kitchen—including a gorgeous statement range—and a bathroom finished in Italian Bisazza tile, it functions independently from the main house. The arrangement opens up countless possibilities: extended family or guests, separate work and living spaces, or simply two households sharing one exceptional property without sacrificing privacy. Outside, a heated gunite saltwater pool creates a private retreat within the property, while solar panels are thoughtfully positioned along the south side of the barn. What makes 16–18 Broadway particularly compelling is the combination: two complete and beautifully considered residences, a pool and substantial outdoor space, all within a few steps of the charming village of Tivoli. Small, lively and deeply charming, the village has long been one of the Hudson Valley’s most beloved destinations. Here, the pleasures of village life and the space and flexibility of a country compound exist side by side.

Set along the Esopus Creek with direct access to the Hudson River, 114 Lighthouse Dr is a beautifully remodeled waterfront retreat where mid-century style meets modern comfort. The 1,600 square-foot floor plan is open and light-filled with water views from nearly every window. The residence features 2 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and two versatile rooms easily appointed as additional space for guests. Inside, the living area flows seamlessly into a fully-equipped kitchen with a sound system setting the tone throughout the main living space. The primary bedroom offers a peaceful place to unwind, while the downstairs room adds flexible living space anchored by a cozy wood-burning fireplace, ideal as a guest bedroom, den, or media room. Thoughtful design and quality finishes make this a true turn-key offering. Step outside to a deck overlooking the water, perfect for morning coffee or entertaining, plus a gas grill for effortless outdoor dining. Situated on just under half an acre, the property offers direct Hudson River access via the Esopus Creek, opening the door to boating, fishing, and endless days on the water right from your own backyard. The location is just as compelling as the property. It's a short distance to the shops and restaurants of Saugerties Village and moments from the iconic Opus 40 sculpture park and Lighthouse Beach, and just across the creek from Diamond Mills Waterside Spa and BlackBarn Hudson Valley for a touch of everyday luxury. Move-in ready and thoughtfully furnished, the property also carries an established track record as a sought-after short-term rental. This opportunity gives the next owner the flexibility to enjoy it as a full-time residence, weekend escape, or continue its success as an income-producing getaway. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own this remarkable waterfront property.

A little house with a lot of possibility, perfectly positioned in the heart of the Catskills. Set on more than 1.5 acres in the charming town of Saugerties, this three bedroom home offers an approachable opportunity to put down roots in one of the Hudson Valley's most sought after areas. With a petite footprint of just under 1,000 square feet, the home offers an inviting canvas to personalize over time while enjoying everything that makes this location so desirable. Outside is where this property really shines. A nicely landscaped yard framed by mature hardwoods and towering evergreens creates a beautiful sense of privacy, with plenty of room to garden, gather around the fire, entertain friends or simply enjoy having your own piece of the Catskills. Just minutes from the Village of Saugerties, HITS and the Hudson River, and approximately 20 minutes from Hunter Mountain, the location puts four seasons of the Hudson Valley and Catskills within easy reach. Hiking, skiing, boating, golf, great restaurants and the villages and small towns that make this area so special are all close by. For those looking for an accessible entry into the Hudson Valley, this is a compelling place to begin.

Built in 1787, this wonderfully preserved Hudson Valley farmhouse carries more than two centuries of history with an ease that feels remarkably livable today. Original details remain at the heart of the three-bedroom, two-bath home, set on just shy of 5 acres: wood floors, period hardware, a Dutch door with distinctive patty-pan hinges, exposed structural elements and a generous fireplace anchoring the main living space. These early details are complemented by a thoughtfully updated kitchen that feels clean and understated while remaining sympathetic to the architecture. Light moves beautifully through the house, while a generous screened porch extends the living space outdoors—a relaxed place for summer dinners, morning coffee and long afternoons overlooking the surrounding landscape. Outside, mature trees and established plantings frame the farmhouse, while an impressive original three-bay barn adds another layer of history, character and possibility. And while the setting feels wonderfully removed, it is anything but remote. Bard College and the center of Red Hook are just minutes away, with Rhinebeck and Hudson both within easy reach and Amtrak service from Rhinecliff providing a convenient connection to New York City. What makes this property particularly compelling is what hasn’t been erased. The craftsmanship, patina and wonderful irregularities of an 18th-century farmhouse remain, balanced by the comfort and simplicity of a home meant to be lived in now. A rare opportunity to become the next steward of a Hudson Valley farmhouse dating to 1787—Dutch door, patty-pan hinges, original barn and all.

Discover endless possibilities with this versatile 3 bedroom single family residence in the heart of Catskill's vibrant Commercial Business District. Offering over 1,600 square feet of living space, this property is perfect for investors, entrepreneurs, or anyone seeking a flexible live/work environment. Step inside to find a spacious living room ideal for gatherings or relaxation. The updated eat-in kitchen features ample workspace, while the refreshed upstairs full bath adds a touch of comfort and convenience. An additional den/office/studio room is tailor-made for your home business, creative pursuits, or remote work, complete with a separate back entrance to welcome clients or customers privately. With high visibility and off-street parking, this property presents an opportunity for those interested in commercial potential or income-producing uses. Its municipal water and sewer connections add peace of mind, while the compact .07 acre lot keeps maintenance simple and efficient. Whether you envision an investment property, a mixed-use workspace, or your own home with room to grow, this residence is ready to adapt to your goals. Enjoy quick access to Main Street's shops and dining, and capitalize on a location that puts you at the center of Catskill's dynamic business and cultural scene. Explore the many ways this property can work for you.

460 Main St. is a fully renovated mixed-use investment property located in the vibrant village of Catskill, NY. This building offers investors a rare combination of stability and location. Completely renovated in 2006 with modernized heating/cooling systems, finishes, and infrastructure. The 3-story structure blends one commercial storefront and 2 residential units under one roof which was replaced in 2021 - always full occupancy delivering immediate, reliable cash flow from day one. Can be sold separately or combined with 462 Main St.

Set on 3.1 acres along a quiet country road in Saugerties, 52 Fawn Road is a beautifully preserved 1963 home where warm woods, expansive windows and clean architectural lines sit easily within the surrounding landscape. The three-bedroom home retains much of its original midcentury character. The centerpiece is the expansive wood-paneled living room, with a vaulted ceiling, exposed beams and banks of casement windows that frame the lawn, woods and landscape beyond from nearly every direction. Natural materials and simple lines are complemented by iconic Noguchi paper pendants, whose soft light feels particularly at home within the architecture. The adjoining dining room is bright and understated, with large windows filtering sunlight across the room throughout the day. A series of quieter spaces provide places to read, work or retreat, while open sightlines and generous proportions make the house equally well suited to gathering. Upstairs, all three bedrooms are serene and simply finished, with soft natural light and views into the surrounding trees. Original details and a restrained material palette give the rooms a sense of calm that carries throughout the house. The setting is an important part of the property. Broad lawn gives way to woods, creating privacy and a sense of seclusion from the quiet road, while gorgeous mountain views rise beyond the property and give the landscape a remarkable sense of depth. Late afternoon is particularly beautiful, when golden light moves across the lawn and the mountains beyond; by dusk, the house itself begins to glow against the landscape. A hot tub offers another way to enjoy the property well into the evening. A detached garage provides useful additional space and could make a fabulous studio or workshop. 52 Fawn Road is a distinctive Saugerties property: warm, architectural and wonderfully private, with gorgeous mountain views and an unusually strong connection between the house and its setting.

At the end of a private drive, a custom red cedar gate opens onto your own private realm. Tucked into the woods on 9.7 private acres, with an additional 8 acre parcel included in the offering, this is a true retreat, designed with extraordinary intention and a rare connection to the land, just two hours from NYC. Every window, patio, and gathering space was oriented toward the mountains, the rock formations, and the quiet of the surrounding wooded landscape. The main house, 2,800 square feet, offers single level living, anchored by an open living, dining, and kitchen space with soaring ceilings and windows that bring the Catskills into view straight ahead. A wood burning fireplace centers the living area, while a relief sculpture doubles as a hidden panel, concealing a smart TV, with surround sound built throughout the home. The kitchen's waterfall island, finished in leathered stone, offers generous space for cooking and gathering, framed by a mirrored backsplash, with two oversized French doors opening to the wrap around deck for seamless connection to the natural world. The primary suite opens to a private stone patio, an outdoor shower, and a cedar soaking tub set against natural rock outcroppings, a place to greet the morning or unwind at the end of the day. Two additional well proportioned bedrooms, one with an en suite bath, a flex space tucked behind a long sliding door suited to an office or library, a laundry room, and a half bath complete the main house. Just beyond, the guest house, 1,350 square feet and lined in Nordic spruce with floor to ceiling windows, is a truly exceptional multifunctional space within the compound. Dedicated living and kitchen areas, a half and full bath, dedicated laundry, and built in speakers lead to a soaring loft space behind sliding doors, large enough for gatherings, music, retreats, or an artist studio. A third structure, the garage and workshop building, 550 square feet, adds a heated carport, a dedicated workshop with a sink and a window framing the views, and additional garage space with EV charging, offering flexibility for projects, storage, or future use. A river stone path winds through a landscaped zen garden, connecting each structure. Flat lawn for entertaining, rock outcroppings to wander among, and a walled perennial garden with greenhouse and raised beds round out the grounds. A whole house generator, security system, and two wells provide comfort and peace of mind, while the newest structure is ready for solar. This property must be experienced in person. Online presentations cannot capture the connection to the land, or the depth of care and renovation in every structure, stone wall, path, and the nurtured landscape surrounding them. This is unquestionably a one of a kind creation, thoughtfully designed as a serene private sanctuary, just steps from all the Hudson Valley has to offer.

Eclectic and quaint, this sweet Catskill arts and craft bungalow is situated in an established perennial garden with tangles of coneflowers and wild roses and boasts a dutch hip roof barn outfitted as a guest cottage all draped in vintage finds forming an idyllic setting for your morning latte. There are 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms across the two buildings, making entertaining guests a cinch for when travelers are in town, while a full size dining room off the kitchen is a bright spot for noshing while enjoying the privacy of the rear garden. Two sitting parlors greet you at the front door and a welcoming wood burning stove offers a cozy setting for the winter. Athens, New York is the Hudson Valley’s premier investment sweet spot, seamlessly blending historic riverside charm with booming financial growth.. As a vibrant Greene County gem directly across the river from the bustling city of Hudson, Athens offers buyers the perfect balance: a serene, community-first lifestyle with rapid equity appreciation.

Only two miles from Warren Street, yet 188 Mt. Merino Road feels a world away. Set across 5.7 private acres overlooking the Hudson River, the property is an extraordinary convergence of open lawn, wildflower fields, mature trees and woodland, a peaceful, transporting landscape of sweeping water views, remarkable sunsets and true immersion in nature. The house itself has an entirely different kind of magic: it is immediately welcoming. Beautifully renovated, filled with natural light and designed to take full advantage of its surroundings, it is the kind of place you walk into and simply want to stay. Stylish and beautifully considered without ever feeling overly formal, it is equally suited to a quiet weekend at home or a house full of family and friends. Expansive sliding glass doors frame the Hudson and the ever-changing landscape beyond, opening the main living spaces directly onto a generous deck and allowing indoors and out to flow effortlessly together. Morning coffee overlooking the water, long lunches outside, sunset dinners with friends and evenings gathered around the wood-burning fireplace give the house an easy rhythm through every season. Open living and dining areas are generous and connected, yet quiet space is easy to find when wanted. Central air, an attached garage and both indoor and outdoor showers add to the ease of country living. Outside, the landscape becomes an essential part of daily life. Approximately two acres are discreetly fenced, while beyond, the property unfolds through open lawn and wildflower fields into beautiful mature trees and woodland. The Hudson, distant landscape and enormous changing sky are ever present, creating a sense of space and seclusion that feels almost impossible this close to Hudson. Set privately within the grounds, the oversized gunite pool is one of the property's great treasures. Mature wisteria cascades over the pergola beside it, creating a lush outdoor room for shaded lunches, reading, cocktails or escaping the afternoon sun. Surrounded by greenery and wonderfully removed from view, the pool feels like a destination of its own. A beautifully finished separate studio adds another dimension. Cozy and exceptionally well done, with sleeping accommodations, a full bath and its own split-system heating and cooling, it offers wonderful flexibility as a private guest retreat, home office or creative studio. Entertaining comes naturally here. Doors open to the deck, guests move easily between house, lawn and pool, and the landscape does much of the work. Yet for all its ability to accommodate a gathering, the property never loses its intimacy. There are places to disappear with a book, work quietly from the studio, swim surrounded by trees, wander through the wildflowers or simply sit and watch the light change over the river. The scale of the 5.7-acre parcel may also offer intriguing possibilities for additional building or future improvements, subject to independent confirmation with the appropriate municipal authorities, counsel and other professionals. And then there is Hudson. Warren Street's restaurants, galleries, shops, farmers market and cultural life are approximately five minutes away, along with Amtrak service to New York City. It is this proximity that makes the setting so unexpected: within minutes of leaving Hudson, the road falls away and you arrive home to woods, water, wildflowers, privacy and sky. 188 Mt. Merino Road is that rare combination, a house that makes you want to stay and a landscape that makes you feel as though you've gone somewhere entirely different. Nearly six private acres, sweeping Hudson River views, extraordinary sunsets, a beautifully turn key home, separate studio, spectacular pool and exceptional outdoor living come together just minutes from the heart of Hudson.

A c1854 farmhouse, thoughtfully reimagined for a modern way of living. This meticulously restored compound brings together the romance and character of an original Hudson Valley farmhouse with a level of design, craftsmanship, and functionality that feels entirely current. Original hand-hewn beams, historic proportions, and authentic materials remain at the heart of the home, while a complete gut renovation has introduced sophisticated finishes and effortless everyday comfort. The main residence offers three bedrooms and 2.5 completely renovated baths, with a new kitchen wing designed to be both highly functional and beautifully understated. Custom inset cabinetry, aged brass hardware, a Shaw farmhouse sink, and Carrara marble counters and backsplash create a warm, tailored backdrop for a suite of high-end appliances including Bertazzoni and Bosch. Throughout the home, original 1850s beams have been carefully preserved, while a refinished original brick mantel—restored using a period-appropriate plaster technique—anchors the living spaces with genuine old-world character. The second-floor ceiling height has been raised to create a greater sense of volume and ease, while the home’s new bathrooms pair custom shiplap and Zellige tile with House of Rohl and Waldorf vanities. Antique brass lighting throughout adds another layer of quiet sophistication. Across the property, the fully rebuilt one-bedroom guest cottage creates a private and beautifully independent retreat for friends, family, or extended stays. Inspired by the simplicity and utility of Shaker design, the cottage has substantial solid beams and raised ceilings, while its open entertaining space centers around a custom kitchen featuring reclaimed wood cabinetry, an oversized island in rugged concrete quartzite, and Bosch appliances. The bath continues the property’s elevated material palette with gorgeous Tundra Gray marble and Charlotte Perriand sconces. The compound is further enhanced by a detached two-car garage, already connected with upgraded electrical infrastructure and offering compelling potential as a future studio, creative workspace, or additional guest space. Outside, the property has been comprehensively transformed with new siding and paint, privacy fencing, and extensive landscaping. Beautiful stone and gravel hardscaping and garden beds create a series of inviting outdoor spaces that feel both polished and natural. Behind it all is comprehensively updated infrastructure: new electrical, plumbing, HVAC and ducting, roofing, Marvin windows and doors, hardwood flooring, and septic in the main residence; a structurally rebuilt cottage with new plumbing, electrical, roof, and efficient split systems; underground electrical connecting the main house, cottage, and garage; upgraded 200-amp service with all-new wiring and panels; and two new septic systems, including a 1,000-gallon system for the main house and a separate 500-gallon system for the cottage. Part sophisticated country retreat, part design-forward compound, this exceptional property offers the flexibility and privacy today’s lifestyle demands. Host friends without sacrificing personal space, create room for work or artistic pursuits, offer the property as a flexible short- or long-term rental, and enjoy the soulful authenticity of an 1854 farmhouse—completely restored for the next chapter.

Set on 2.2 acres in the historic hamlet of Claverack, just minutes from Hudson, this inviting country home offers an appealing balance of comfort, character, and convenience. With over 2,400 square feet of living space, the three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath residence features cherry wood floors, two gas fireplaces, and a welcoming layout designed for both everyday living and entertaining. The interiors are warm and comfortable, with generous gathering spaces and a sense of ease throughout. Outside, the grounds offer plenty of room to enjoy the changing seasons. An expansive mahogany deck, in-ground swimming pool, and detached two-car garage complement the property, creating opportunities for outdoor dining, entertaining, gardening, or simply enjoying the surrounding landscape. A recently installed radon mitigation system is among the property's practical improvements. Conveniently located near Hudson's celebrated restaurants, galleries, independent shops, and Amtrak station, the home provides easy access to the area's cultural offerings while maintaining the relaxed pace of country living. Equally suited as a full-time residence or weekend retreat, this is a comfortable and welcoming Hudson Valley home, ready for its next chapter.

Enjoy townhouse living in Hudson, just minutes from Warren Street shops, restaurants and galleries. This three bedroom, three and a half bath home has a convenient first floor bedroom with an ensuite bath. A light filled double height entry leads to a spacious living room with wood floors, a gas fireplace and glass doors to the deck, ideal for relaxing and outdoor dining. The kitchen has an island for prep or seating and a door that leads directly to the garage, ideal on snowy or rainy days. Upstairs are two additional bedrooms with ensuite baths. The primary bedroom has a large walk-in closet, a bath with double sinks, a walk-in shower and a separate soaking tub. The primary bedroom has a private balcony that overlooks the surrounding peaceful grounds and woods with a morning sunrise view. The third bedroom has an ensuite bath, a walk-in closet and a west facing view with a peek of the Catskill Mountains and beautiful sunsets. The lower level of approximately 900 square feet has been finished and used as a large art studio, an office and the laundry. This flexible space with a convenient half bath is ideal for work, art or a gym. With a freshly painted interior, the townhouse is ready for its new owner. Enjoy easy home ownership with plowing, shoveling and mowing taken care of. Minutes to Amtrak, Hudson Farmers Market and the Hudson Riverfront Park. An ideal location to take advantage of all that the Hudson Valley offers from historic towns, great dining, culture, shopping, hiking, skiing and enjoying local farm produce. Only two hours to NYC.

The Van Vleck family built this charming cottage in the 1800s in the beautiful hamlet of Claverack, just around the corner from the village’s now long-decommissioned, historic train station. Maple Cottage has been artfully renovated, filled with rich texture and light - a thoroughly characterful home right on the outskirts of the region’s most beloved rivertown, Hudson. The History: Early Dutch founders of Kinderhook, the Van Vleck family slowly made their way closer to Hudson in the mid-1800s, eventually settling and building Maple Cottage right down the road from the Claverack train station, which served a popular route from Albany to Boston and was eventually decommissioned in the 1950s. The train station brought incredible vitality and economic success to homes and businesses in the hamlet, and the Van Vlecks certainly didn't miss out. One son ran a mobile bakery, selling “European” baked goods from a horse-drawn carriage he shared with the region’s most lauded baker, Daniel G. Hickey. Another ran a general and craft store down the road. The Van Vlecks would live at Maple Cottage for generations, their family story and distinguished home deeply woven into Hudson and Claverack’s history. The Home: The three-bedroom, 1,700 sq ft home has masterfully plastered walls, extensive millwork throughout, wide-plank original wood floors, a delightful curation of vintage and custom lighting, and a soothing paint palette of warm, light-reflective colors. The ground floor has a sprawling lounge and dining area, a kitchen with new appliances, honed Italian marble floors, and ample pantry storage, a living room with the original, almost floor-to-ceiling windows, a plaster-finish powder room with an exquisite vintage sink, and a large utility space/mudroom with built-in cabinetry and laundry. Three light-filled bedrooms spread across the second floor, each with deep, cedar closets. A full bath sits between the rooms, finished in a beautiful, textured plaster Concretta. The Property: Extensive native perennial gardens fill the 1/5 acre property, a sea of lush pinks, purples, silver, and green. The garage, painted to match the cottage, is a perfect workshop or future guest house/studio and has a brand-new 100-amp panel. The Surroundings: Maple Cottage is minutes from beloved Hudson, with endless restaurants, coffee shops, an Amtrak train station, and a thriving culture of small, creative businesses. The property is 15 minutes from Kinderhook, 20 minutes from Tivoli, 30 minutes from Rhinebeck, 50 minutes from the Albany airport, and just 2 hours from New York City.

There are houses that have been renovated, and then there are houses that have been thoughtfully stewarded. Occupying one of the most coveted stretches of Hudson's sought after 500 block of Warren Street, this exceptional brownstone is a masterclass in preservation—a home where extraordinary period architecture has been honored rather than replaced, and where every modern intervention feels quietly inevitable. For those drawn to historic homes, it is an increasingly rare offering. Throughout, original architectural details remain remarkably intact. Towering windows flood the interiors with natural light, while substantial moldings, deep baseboards, elaborate tin ceilings, oversized door casings, solid brass hardware, decorative cast-iron hinges, and weighty original doorknobs speak to a level of craftsmanship that simply isn't replicated today. Every room carries the quiet confidence of another era, lending the home an unmistakable sense of old-world glamour. Yet despite its reverence for the past, the house never feels like a museum. Instead, it possesses a sophistication that is difficult to manufacture—a layered, collected quality that suggests generations of thoughtful stewardship rather than a single decorating project. Rich textures, wallpapers, antique furnishings, and beautifully composed spaces create interiors that feel both deeply personal and effortlessly elegant. Every room has been edited with remarkable restraint from the area's local artisans and antique shops, allowing the architecture to remain the true focal point. The home unfolds across gracious entertaining spaces, intimate bedrooms, and beautifully appointed baths, each one carrying its own distinct character while remaining part of a cohesive whole. From richly paneled rooms and dramatic fireplaces to sunlit bedrooms, every space invites a slower pace and rewards careful attention. Beneath it all, a fully finished walkout lower level adds an entirely different dimension to daily living. Complete with a gym, generous mudroom, and dedicated dog wash, it offers the kind of practical luxury rarely found in historic townhouses, seamlessly connecting to the rear of the property. Outside, private rear parking—an invaluable amenity in Hudson—provides effortless convenience while preserving the home's elegant Warren Street presence. Situated on one of the city's most sought-after blocks, just moments from Hudson's renowned restaurants, galleries, boutiques, and cafés, the location is every bit as exceptional as the home itself. The 500 block of Warren Street has long been considered among the finest addresses in the city, where beautifully preserved nineteenth-century architecture forms one of the most distinguished streetscapes in the Hudson Valley. This is more than a beautifully renovated townhouse. It is a home for someone who appreciates the romance of period architecture, the quality of enduring craftsmanship, and the quiet luxury of spaces that have been assembled with patience. Homes of this caliber are exceptionally rare, and rarer still are those that feel as authentic, sophisticated, and timeless as this one.

Some addresses simply carry weight and 514 Warren Street sits at the very heart of Hudson's celebrated mile-long main corridor -- the cultural and commercial spine of one of the Hudson Valley's most sought-after cities. This is not just a property. It is a front-row seat to everything that makes Hudson extraordinary. Warren Street has stood at the center of Hudson since the city's founding in 1783, when a group of Quaker whalers and merchants laid out the grid that still defines the city today. The buildings that line it have been called one of the richest dictionaries of architectural history in New York State -- and 514 Warren places you squarely within that legacy. Step outside and you are surrounded by the best Hudson has to offer. The mile-long business district centered on Warren Street boasts dozens of first-tier antique and home furnishing shops, along with an eclectic mix of art galleries, restaurants, and performance spaces. Neighbors at this stretch of Warren include acclaimed galleries, destination restaurants, and boutiques that draw visitors from New York City and beyond every weekend. The Hudson Amtrak station -- offering a direct two-hour connection to Manhattan -- is just blocks away, making this address equally compelling for full-time residents and savvy second-home buyers. Hudson is a small, supply-constrained market with persistent demand driven by second-home buyers, remote workers, and downstate transplants. Inventory remains limited, particularly for move-in-ready historic properties near Warren Street. In short: properties here don't wait. In Hudson's market, authenticity and condition are far more important value drivers than square footage alone -- and a Warren Street address is the very definition of authentic. Whether you envision a sophisticated private residence, a mixed-use live-work property, or a premium commercial space, 514 Warren Street offers the platform to realize it. Hudson's zoning along Warren Street has historically supported a flexible blend of retail, gallery, hospitality, and residential use -- giving the next owner genuine optionality. Well-priced properties on Warren Street continue to attract strong interest , and in a city where scarcity is a permanent feature of the landscape, the window to act is always shorter than it appears.

Once home to Hudson's Kritzman Maskin Haberdashery, this exceptional 3-story Warren Street building is situated in the high traffic 500 block. This 5400 Square Foot brick building offers the opportunity as a revenue generating investment, or use the retail space and live upstairs. Spectacular Storefront! The curb appeal here begins with its uniquely stylized and intact period storefront. The influence of the Art Deco movement in store design is demonstrated here with the use of steel framing, plate glass, and burgundy Carrara Glass bulkhead facing, offset with golden terrazzo floor. The recessed show window entry was strategically designed to lead the customer into the store. The 6ft tall display windows offer excellent merchandising opportunities. Spectacular Showroom! Inside, endless retail possibilities await with the cavernous 2500 square foot showroom with convenient service kitchenette and 1/2 bath. A private exterior entrance leads to the 4-Bedroom Residential Duplex above; the second floor contains Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen ,Bedroom with Sitting Room, Bathroom and there are 3-Bedrooms and a Bath on the third floor. Each upper floor has a roof deck with views of Hudson and the Catskills beyond.Opportunity to live/work in one location, Or, the residence could be converted to two apartments as well. This building has been updated, well maintained and actively used. All systems are modernized and each floor is separately metered. And, its in one of Hudson's best locations for retail and convenient in-town living. 511 Warren is ready for it's next Living/working or income generating use. Come see it it's your next chapter!

A true Hudson treasure; An elegant, 19th century Hudson house with contemporary, style for modern living that is completely turnkey. Built in 1893 and designed by architect Henry S. Moul, this stunning home underwent a complete and total restoration in 2022. Original details were preserved throughout blending perfectly with the addition of unique design style finishes including a stained glass transom over the original, double entry doors, a very impressive dark wood, main staircase, parquet floors and a mosaic tile surround of the wood burning fireplace. Lighting is a feature of the renovation with many unique antique and modern choices blended nicely throughout the three stories. The 3,150 SF interior includes four light-filled bedrooms and four, classically remodeled bathrooms. The kitchen features custom designed cabinetry, butcher block counters and chef worthy appliances including a large, side-by-side Stainless Subzero refrigerator, A cherry red AGA stove, Asko stainless steel dishwasher, white porcelain farm sink, full equipped pantry, radiant heated floor, and a Dutch door for convenient access to the private deck, backyard and carriage house garage. Beyond pretty, the practical updates include fire code approved sprinklers for all 3-floors, energy-efficient heat pump, closed-cell foam insulation, home generator, 200 AMP electric service, and home security system. Full dry basement with concrete floors and washer dryer provides useful space with ample additional storage. Enjoy the out of doors on the veranda off the Dining Room, the wire railed deck off the Kitchen for lunching or cocktails or take in the unusually commanding view of Hudson rooftops, the Catskill Mountains and North to Albany from the 3rd floor covered balcony.The entire property is fenced and lined with a mature hornbeam hedge for maximum city privacy. The 19th century carriage barn currently serves as a 2-car garage with convenient electric door. With the 2nd floor hayloft, the entire building could be renovated as a private studio, gym or office space.This home is in the higher elevation of Hudson giving it commanding views to the North and West, and has a modern aesthetic with historic flair. It provides city living convenient to Amtrak, Hudson dining and shops. Yet it has a very private sensibility. Come see!

A double townhouse's striking renovation creates the ideal architecturally-designed, flexible space for all living options in the heart of Hudson. With five bedrooms, five full baths and a half bath, the space can become a large single residence or remain as is: a three story private residence with a two story rental apartment, providing income. A peaceful front porch opens into the tastefully designed first floor of the main house with maple floors throughout. The large space includes the foyer, living room with a gas fireplace, an inspiring chef's kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances, including a 6 burner gas stove with a griddle, and a wine refrigerator. The large stone topped island, breakfast bar, ample counterspace, and pantry are ideal for cooking and entertaining. A spacious dining area with glass doors leads to a deck for outdoor dining. The first floor of the main residence expands into the adjacent townhouse and contains an expansive light filled bedroom with doors to a deck, perfect for morning coffee, along with a large open area currently used as an office and art studio. This adaptable first floor area with a full bath and an additional stainless sink can be used for guests, exercise, music, yoga, or can be further divided for all types of use. Upstairs in the main residence is the primary bedroom with doors to a private balcony and an ensuite bath with double sinks, a walk-in tiled steam shower and a luxurious soaking tub. There are numerous closets, and a convenient laundry area connects to a third bedroom with an ensuite bath featuring a walk-in shower and views of the historic brick Armory, now home of the Hudson Library. The third floor, with a vaulted and angled ceiling, a half bath and a wet bar is wonderful for relaxing, entertaining or can easily be converted into an inspiring place to work. Luxuriate on the balcony, catch sunsets and a peek of the Catskill Mountains. In the adjacent, attached townhouse, the second and third floors make up a two-story apartment with two bedrooms and two full baths. The first floor of the apartment was beautifully redone to include a well-equipped kitchen, a large pantry, living room with gas fireplace, a large bedroom, a bath with shower and laundry. The second floor of the adjacent apartment is a luxurious suite with a spacious bedroom, large bath with walk-in shower, a special soaking tub, several closets, and a reading nook with views of the Armory. Off the bedroom is a private balcony with sunset views. The adjacent apartment and main residence can easily be combined on the second and third floors with planned doorways. The first floor currently occupies both sides of the townhouse. On a double lot, there is a wonderful garden with perennials, evergreens, and space for a pool. In back, an oversized single garage with an EV charger and a separate carport provide desirable off street parking. All renovations within the past 8 years--roof, state of the art mechanicals, Viessmann boilers, central air, whole house water filter, the list goes on. Every detail is considered in this thoughtfully-designed, modern home, which offers so much space and opportunity for its next owners. Only minutes from Warren St restaurants, shops, galleries, farmers market, library, Amtrak, and the Hudson River Waterfront Park. A short drive to hiking, skiing, and a beautiful countryside. Two hours to NYC.

On one of Hudson's most coveted blocks, this distinguished Italiante has been reimagined with uncommon discipline and exceptional craftsmanship. Behind its beautifully restored façade, original architectural details have been preserved with remarkable care while every modern intervention feels thoughtful, timeless, and entirely at home within the house's historic framework. The experience begins the moment you enter. A gracious foyer, anchored by tile floors, an elegant staircase, and soaring ceilings with intricate plaster medallions and moldings, sets the tone for the home beyond. Throughout, the renovation strikes a rare balance—honoring the building's nineteenth-century character while introducing contemporary comfort with restraint and confidence. At the heart of the home is an extraordinary kitchen designed for both everyday living and effortless entertaining. Marble surfaces wrap the space, complemented by a concrete farmhouse sink, unlacquered brass fixtures, custom cabinetry, and a professional-grade range beneath a sculptural hood. Just beyond, a built-in banquette creates an inviting dining space flooded with natural light, while French doors open directly to the rear terrace, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor living. Formal and informal living spaces each possess their own distinct personality. The front parlor showcases restored period plasterwork and one of the home's original fireplaces, while additional gathering spaces offer warmth, intimacy, and flexibility for entertaining or quiet evenings at home. Rich textures, carefully chosen wallpapers, and sophisticated lighting create interiors that feel layered rather than decorated—elegant without ever becoming precious. The private quarters continue the home's quiet luxury. Three thoughtfully designed bedrooms are complemented by beautifully appointed bathrooms finished in marble, bespoke millwork, and timeless fixtures. Throughout the home, every material selection reflects an unwavering commitment to quality and longevity. One of the home's most unexpected luxuries is its exceptional collection of supporting spaces. A beautifully designed mudroom with custom built-ins includes a dedicated dog wash, elevating everyday function into something genuinely special. A richly appointed office wrapped wallpaper offers an inspiring place to work from home, while additional flexible living areas provide space for a media room, library, or guest accommodations. Outside, expansive covered porches invite slow mornings and long summer evenings, their intricate Victorian brackets serving as a reminder of the home's architectural heritage. Mature landscaping creates privacy while framing multiple outdoor spaces for dining, lounging, and entertaining. Few renovations achieve this level of cohesion. Every decision—from the restored millwork and historic detailing to the custom cabinetry, natural materials, and carefully curated finishes—feels intentional. The result is a home that honors its past while offering every comfort expected of contemporary luxury living. This is not simply a beautifully renovated Italianate. It is a house that has been deeply understood, meticulously restored, and thoughtfully brought forward for its next century.