luxury houses with sea view for sale Grand View-on-Hudson, United States

 “THE CARRIAGE HOUSE” — A rare Hudson River waterfront retreat in the heart of Grand View-on-Hudson offering breathtaking panoramic river and bridge views with timeless charm and extensive luxury renovations completed between 2019–2021. This enchanting waterfront cottage has been meticulously transformed with nearly $300,000 in upgrades and is truly move-in ready. A dramatic open-concept living and dining area with soaring beamed ceilings and walls of glass creates a light-filled atmosphere reminiscent of elegant waterfront living. French doors open to an expansive riverfront deck with stunning 180-degree Hudson views, creating the perfect setting for entertaining or quiet mornings overlooking the water. The gourmet kitchen is beautifully appointed with premium stone countertops, custom cabinetry, designer finishes, and high-end appliances including a Wolf six-burner range. Major improvements include new central air systems, redesigned exterior envelope with Hardie plank siding, renovated bathroom with imported Italian marble sinks, refinished wood flooring, water-resistant lower-level flooring, new on-demand boiler, upgraded patios and retaining walls, extensive landscaping, outdoor lighting, sprinkler system, and more. The lower level bedrooms open directly to covered outdoor living spaces embracing the riverfront setting. Mature landscaping, charming garden pathways, multiple patios, and a beautifully enhanced waterfront terrace create a private, magical environment unlike anything else along the Hudson. A rare opportunity to own a turnkey riverfront jewel combining storybook charm, modern upgrades, and spectacular Hudson River living. Come experience one of the most captivating waterfront settings in the area.

Perched high in the historic Upper Grandview community, this mid-century modern ranch captures sweeping Hudson River views and the iconic Mario Cuomo Bridge, illuminated in changing colors each evening against the river skyline. Set on a scenic hillside surrounded by natural beauty and neighboring state parkland, this three bedroom, two bath home, offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of one of Nyack's most architecturally and historically admired enclaves. Featured in the beloved book, Gems of the Hudson: Grand Views, this home reflects the timeless simplicity and clean lines that define classic mid-century design. Sunlight pours through expansive windows and skylights, creating a seamless connection between the interior living spaces and the ever changing river landscape beyond. The single level ranch layout offers comfortable living today, while presenting exceptional potential to further enhance and maximize the panoramic setting. Located just moments from the vibrant riverfront villages of Nyack and Piermont, you have the opportunity to enjoy acclaimed restaurants, galleries, live music, marinas, hiking trails and convenient access to New York City and Westchester by its close proximity to the Mario Cuomo Bridge, still affectionately referred to as The Tappan Zee Bridge. Commuters enjoy the convenience of Metro North along the East bank of the Hudson River. A truly special offering where architecture, history and Hudson River views converge.

Coming Soon! On Market Date: 5/14/2026 Gurnee’s Horse Stable — a rare and romantic 19th-century vernacular treasure—offers privacy, history, and sweeping views of the Hudson River. Set behind a fenced approach with an electronic gate and framed by original stone piers, this distinctive property unfolds into a serene, garden-filled retreat. Two structures anchor the grounds, surrounded by a picturesque landscape of winding pathways, lush planting beds, and curated flora that create both beauty and seclusion. The main residence—once the stable—spans two stories and is rich in character. At its center is an intimate great room featuring terra cotta-style floors, a brick fireplace, and multiple French doors that invite in natural light and garden views—truly the heart of the home. A spacious eat-in kitchen opens to a deck overlooking the river, with a spiral staircase leading to a rooftop deck—an exceptional vantage point for enjoying the Hudson’s changing light and seasons. The first floor also includes a flexible bedroom or den and a full bath. Upstairs, three additional rooms and two baths provide comfortable accommodations. T he detached two-car garage features a finished upper level complete with a studio and full bath, ideal for guests, creative space, or a home office. Located just moments from the vibrant village of Nyack, nearby parks, and riverfront access, the home is also steeped in artistic legacy. Renowned painter Edward Hopper grew up just around the corner, and his iconic work The Lee Shore is said to be inspired by a nearby riverside home. A truly special offering—timeless, evocative, and unlike anything else. Nothing compares to Gurnee’s Stable.

Perched on Hook Mountain West and surrounded by 80 acres of protected parkland and open space, Llama Ridge is among the most private and commanding properties in the Hudson Valley. A short walk from the house, a breathtaking overlook reveals the full sweep of the Hudson River — a view that feels both earned and intimate. This is not simply a home. It is a setting for a life lived with intention: a place to create, to think, or simply to exist within one of the most beautiful natural landscapes in the Northeast. THE ARCHITECTURE: Llama Ridge is the newly completed work of Hudson Valley architect Douglas McClure, built by Eric Bosley. McClure’s guiding concept was a modern reinterpretation of the New England connected farmstead — those rambling 19th- and early 20th-century structures where extended families joined barn and home by breezeway as their lives expanded. The result is a home of remarkable presence. Three crisp, contemporary volumes are arranged along the mountain ridge, each articulated with rows of finely detailed farmhouse windows. With its focus on clean lines and expansive views, the composition is striking from every angle, the geometry of the architecture playing against the organic drama of the landscape. THE INTERIOR: With south and west exposures, Llama Ridge is flooded with natural light throughout the day. The great room — an extraordinary 60-foot expanse anchored by custom tray ceilings that quietly organize the space — becomes a theater of shifting light and shadow as the sun moves across the sky, the slender mullions of the farmhouse windows casting ever-changing patterns on the walls and wide plank oak floors. Tall ceilings, a generous floor plan exceeding 6,100 square feet, and meticulously selected finishes combine to create interiors that feel both grand and intimately livable. Every detail reflects the standard of a premier luxury residence, newly completed and built for lasting distinction. A RICH PROVENANCE: The story of this mountain site is as layered and remarkable as the Hudson Valley itself. A modest Cape-style house and an older barn, believed to significantly predate it, occupied the land around the time of World War II. The barn later found new life as an off-the-beaten-path antique shop, drawing curious visitors up the mountain road in search of hidden treasures. In time, four llamas came to live on the mountain, roaming as a close-knit herd for years and drawing local schoolchildren up the road to meet them. Greenhouses on the northern side of the land were filled with orchids that flourished in this magical microclimate. The stone foundation of one greenhouse remains visible today, quiet evidence of the life this land has held — and perhaps a hint at what it might hold again. THE LOCATION: Llama Ridge borders Upper Nyack and sits within easy reach of some of the region’s most celebrated river towns, including Nyack, Piermont, Irvington, and Tarrytown. New York City is genuinely accessible — 45 minutes by car to Midtown, with convenient mass transit options as well. Llama Ridge is a singular property. More than a home, it’s a lifestyle.

A legacy of creativity on South Mountain Road. Brook House. Not just a residence, but an important chapter of local, American history. Nestled within the legendary South Mountain Road artist community, this 5+ acre compound offers total privacy and is a rare combination of 19th-century architecture and a 20th-century avant-garde soul. For over a century, Brook House has been a sanctuary for world-renowned creators. It has seen only four owners in the last 110 years, serving as a testament to its enduring appeal. Kurt Weill & Lotte Lenya, the celebrated composer and singer lived here for over 30 years. It was within these walls that the sounds of The Three Penny Opera - Mack the Knife and Alabama Song echoed. Rollo Peters, a prior owner, was a prominent American stage actor, director, and best remembered as a co-founder of the Theater Guild. Current owners of Brook House for the last 33 years have completed a masterful restoration of the property and structures and seamlessly blended mid-19th-century charm with modern structural integrity. They worked with a NYC based interior designer extraordinaire, Gail Jacobs, who liked the provenance of the property and designed homes of other musical luminaries, including Leonard Bernstein's apartment at the Dakota in NYC. Gail worked thru the years collecting the right pieces locally and abroad, to fit perfectly into Brook House. Her curated collection can be purchased separately. Many of the light fixtures are Gail's favorite, Ann-Morris, New York, and antique holophane style lighting. The home boasts ancient hand-hewn beams and breathtaking old boulders/stones, that make up some of the interior & exterior walls of the home and property. The main house boasts 4 fireplaces. Mantels include 19th century wooden design and a c. Louis XV style French limestone mantel. The interior features tall ceilings in the living room with wide white oak floor boards, tray ceiling, and French doors that go out to the garden. The layout of the MAIN home includes 7–8 rooms, 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. The guest house and outbuildings give an estate like feeling the minute one drives thru the gate. The property is zoned as a legal two-family, offering versatility for guests, a creative studio, or rental income. It features a fireplace in the living room, full kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, and a walk-out lower-level den. There's also an oversized garage currently utilized as a workshop, and additional outbuildings include an old brick potting shed, a large garden shed, chicken coop and artisan well that continually flows. The 5+ acre parcel is a private arboretum of flowering gardens, ancient stone walls, and rolling fields. A highlight of the property is the rebuilt, arch-supported stone bridge spanning the west branch of the Hackensack River, which flows directly through the property. The South Mountain Road artist community is surrounded by the legacy of neighbors like playwright Maxwell Anderson, artist/architect/potter, Henry Varnum Poor, sculptor John Mowbray-Clark & painter Arthur B Davies, who financed their properties (on S Mountain Rd) to fund the groundbreaking show at the Armory on Park Avenue in NYC, in 1913. This show dramatically changed the American Art scene to be akin to European trends. Other influential residents thru the years included Burgess Meredith, Adolf Zucker, head of Paramount Studios, John Huston, and many early writers for television shows, Mick Jagger & Jerry Hall, and others! Brook House is surrounded by 8 acres of West Branch Conservation Land Trust, donated by Lotte Lenya, when she owned the property. It borders the 91-acre Davenport Preserve ensuring permanent privacy and a connection to nature. High Tor State Park is minutes away, offering hiking trails and panoramic views of the NYC skyline. Local amenities include a working farm at the west end of the road and the 18-hole Paramount Country Club golf course.

Private resort-style estate set on 6.5 gated acres. Surrounded by lush landscaping, a tranquil private lake, and a picturesque bridge approach, this extraordinary 9-bedroom residence offers over 18,000 sq. ft. of refined living space with exceptional architectural detail, timeless millwork, and elegant interiors with a warm and inviting feel throughout. Designed for luxury living and entertaining, the estate features a private wellness retreat with indoor pool, professionally lit tennis court, climate-controlled 6-car garage, private apartment within the main residence, and a separate carriage house ideal for extended living or a sophisticated home office. A one-of-a-kind estate combining privacy, serenity, and the feeling of a truly private retreat while still providing close, convenient access to Manhattan.

A rare opportunity to own a spectacular private estate on one of the most sought-after streets in Franklin Lakes overlooking the lake in the coveted South Gate Urban Farms section of Franklin Lakes. Completed in 2024 and set on over 3 acres atop a serene mountainside setting, this custom-built residence offers almost 8,000 square feet of luxurious living space with breathtaking lake views from nearly every room. Designed for both grand entertaining and comfortable everyday living, the home features 5 spacious bedrooms, 6 full baths, and 2 half baths. A dramatic two-story foyer with soaring ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a striking curved staircase welcomes you into light-filled interiors showcasing architectural detail throughout. The chef's kitchen is outfitted with premium appliances, expansive workspace, and a large center island, flowing seamlessly into the home's entertaining spaces. The extraordinary primary suite serves as a private retreat, complete with dual walk-in closets, heated bathroom and shower floors and a soaking tub with panoramic views. Relax and unwind on the veranda overlooking the lake accessed from the lower-level lounge area with wet bar and temperature-controlled wine cellar. Additional amenities include a private elevator, gym, sauna, steam shower, laundry rooms on two levels, mudroom, whole house generator and a 3-car attached garage with EV wiring. Outside, enjoy resort-style living with a private in-ground gunite saltwater pool and spa, expansive terraces, and unparalleled privacy surrounded by natural beauty. This one-of-a-kind estate combines elegance, tranquility, and modern luxury in one of Bergen County's most prestigious neighborhoods. A truly exceptional custom home where luxury, privacy, and panoramic lake views come together in a remarkable setting.

Renamor is a spectacular estate blending history, grandeur and modern sustainability in a truly unique way. It is situated on the largest piece of property ever to be sold in historic Tuxedo Park, 151 acres! The fact that it's now on the market for the first time in over 30 years makes it even more enticing for a discerning buyer seeking a one-of-a-kind property. Built circa 1928 in the romantic French Provincial style, Renamor stands apart from other Gilded Age homes in the region for its timeless charm and rustic elegance popularized in post-World War I America architecture. With its distinct hip roof, classic clay tiles, dormer windows, stone and stucco facade and period ironwork inside and out, it evokes the spirit of Normandy, Provence and the French countryside brought to life in the rolling hills of New York's Hudson Valley. Originally commissioned by George S. and M. Renee Carhart Amory whose blended names inspired the estate's Renamor name, the property has been meticulously preserved. Most recently, it was lovingly restored and cared for by the late Robert S. Dow, a prominent asset manager and a committed philanthropist who believed deeply in giving back to the community. Renamor includes three distinct residences totaling over 22,000 square feet: a 14,000-sf main residence, featuring a dramatic great hall, grand salon, banquet-sized dining room, extraordinary library, former chapel, a fumoir, where gentlemen smoked after dinner, a wine cellar, an expansive kitchen, and six bedroom suites; a completely renovated 3,700-sf guest house from the 1930s; and 4,500-sf carriage house with a luxurious private apartment. Beyond the residences, the estate includes a boathouse on Tuxedo Lake, a secluded one-room log cabin with a large stone fireplace, a spa/pool house, tea house, oversized five-car garage and multiple outdoor entertaining areas. With 16 bedrooms, 20 bathrooms and 19 fireplaces, the property is designed for both intimate living and large-scale entertainment, giving Renamor the versatility to be both a private retreat and entertainer's paradise ideal for hosting gatherings of all sizes in a setting that feels both grand and comfortable. The fact that it has outdoor activities on the estate as well as multiple pools, lake access and golf course at nearby Tuxedo Club, makes it a true lifestyle property. Renamor is not just a historic treasure, it's also a model of sustainability renewably powered by solar and geothermal energy, giving it a forward-thinking edge. A $1 million+ investment was made over a decade ago, allowing the property to operate entirely off the grid, independent of local utilities. Its net-zero energy integration includes a microgrid system and high-efficiency upgrades that ensure modern performance while preserving the estate's historic character. Tuxedo Park itself adds another layer of distinction. As the first planned residential community in America-complete with a centralized sewer system-it carries deep historical relevance. Just 40 miles from Manhattan and close to private airports, the area offers rare access to nature and urban convenience all in one. Renamor is more than a home-it's a legacy estate, ready to be passed to a new generation of stewardship. Whether as a weekend retreat or a full-time residence, this is a landmark property of remarkable depth, vision and beauty. Find your one of one. Renamor.

An architectural tour-de-force with commanding siting, the former Herbert C. Pell residence stands among the most distinguished homes in Tuxedo Park - one of few positioned at high elevation with panoramic lake and mountain views to the South, East, and West. Designed in the late 1890s by architect William A. Bates, this masterpiece rises from a monolithic, native stone foundation, its structure appearing to emerge naturally from the hillside as a testament to engineering and artistry. Finely laid brick and hand-crafted millwork form an exterior of remarkable beauty and enduring craftsmanship. The facade’s Neoclassical, Georgian, Queene Anne and Greek Revival details along with the Dutch-gambrel rooflines, create a residence of timeless appeal in the classic Tuxedo Park vernacular. Inside, the home is balanced between grandeur and comfort, making it as ideal for entertaining on a grand scale as it is for refined daily living. A formal entry and sweeping staircase introduce high-ceilinged rooms filled with natural light and long views over Tuxedo Lake. A columned octagonal living room with intricate millwork and large windows anchor the formal spaces, while the restored oak-paneled dining room features a wood-burning fireplace and generous scale for gatherings both intimate and large. Both rooms open to an elevated, covered porch that extends the living area outside to embrace breathtaking vistas with Tuxedo Lake shimmering below, under sunrise and sunset. Throughout the home, six distinctive fireplaces punctuate the interiors with warmth and architectural interest. Rounding out the main level are the kitchen and the richly appointed library with bar shelving, built-in book shelving, and oversized windows. The second floor offers five spacious bedrooms, some with striking lake or mountain views, fireplaces and en-suite baths. The primary suite offers exceptional views, fireplace, dressing room, walk-in-closet and ensuite bath. The partially renovated top floor invites customization as studios, playroom, exercise rooms, or guest suite, here also with outstanding scenic views. A walk-out lower level enhances versatility with a private office, summer kitchen, recreation room, full bath, three-season porch, and a climate-controlled wine room. Set on approximately 1.5 acres, the property features terraced lawns, and stone garden pathways. Mature trees, native plantings, and the elevated topography ensure privacy and scenic beauty in every season. Perfectly situated in the heart of historic, 24-hour-guarded Tuxedo Park - just about one hour from New York City - this landmark residence embodies the community’s architectural legacy and lakeside lifestyle, offering a rare combination of premium location, architectural provenance and comfortable, inspired living.