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Property Grand View-on-Hudson (United States)

Some homes have a history. Others have a story. Built in 1867 and known as The Renaissance House, 75 River Road is a proper Victorian set along Grandview's celebrated Hudson River hillside; a home where architecture, landscape and artistic heritage have been intertwined for more than a century and a half. Built during the Gilded Age, when Nyack's river villages became a fashionable retreat for artists and the newly prosperous, a legacy is still visible in the riverfront's grand Victorians. This residence has long been associated with artists inspired by the Hudson Valley, including Stanley and Alice Wyatt, whose work celebrated the very landscape that unfolds beyond the windows today. It is easy to understand the inspiration: sweeping, year-round river views create an ever-changing backdrop of water, sky and light. That unbroken vantage point is precisely what inspired the Wyatts and others to begin The Hudson River School movement: a landscape largely unchanged, the same panorama of light and topography that drew those painters to this stretch of the valley in the first place. Set on .78 acre, the four-bedroom residence offers 2,289 square feet and retains the architectural character that makes a historic home so compelling. Wide-plank floors, beautifully proportioned rooms and unusually high ceilings on both levels create interiors that feel gracious, bright and remarkably livable. The kitchen balances traditional character with modern function, featuring granite countertops, a chef's range, wine refrigerator, ambient cabinet lighting, generous storage and multiple work surfaces designed for both everyday cooking and entertaining. But perhaps one of the home's most memorable rooms isn't a room at all. A broad front porch stretches the width of the house, creating an extraordinary outdoor living space overlooking the Hudson. Morning coffee, an afternoon book, cocktails at sunset - the river becomes part of the daily rhythm here. Upstairs, a family room opens to a private balcony, offering another intimate perch from which to take in the landscape. The grounds extend the experience even further. A generous, level backyard provides space for entertaining, recreation and gardening before rising toward the Esposito Trail. Near the trailhead, an additional plateau creates a wonderful destination within the property itself—a natural setting for gathering around a fire, exploring or simply escaping into the landscape. Across River Road, private river access offers another coveted connection to the Hudson, with space to add a dock or to tie up a small boat. Grab a chair and sit by the water. It is a rare amenity that turns the river from something beautiful to look at into something to actually enjoy. Thoughtful improvements complement the home's historic character, including a new roof, updated HVAC and heating systems, restored windows, newer hot water heater, washer and dryer, digital thermostat, French drains, central air and solar panels. Dual-fuel heat pumps provide additional flexibility and efficiency, while a newly completed driveway offers generous parking along with an EV fast charger. A full basement provides substantial additional storage. And while the setting feels worlds away from Manhattan, the connection to the city remains remarkably convenient and only 16 miles away. Transportation options include bus service to NYC along River Road and the Hudson Rail Link connection to Metro-North. Closer to home, the restaurants, farmers markets, trails, coffee shops, boutiques, festivals, cultural events and riverfront lifestyle of the Lower Hudson Valley are all within easy reach. This is more than a historic house. It is a front-row seat to the Hudson. It is a Victorian with soul, space and provenance; a home connected equally to art, nature and modern life. After more than 150 years overlooking the river that inspired generations of artists, The Renaissance House is ready for its next chapter.

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$1,150,000
213
4bedrooms
2bathrooms
land 3,157

By Ellis Sotheby's International Realty

3 listings near Grand View-on-Hudson

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Property with pool and garden Franklin Lakes (United States)

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.

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$6,860,000
9bedrooms
13bathrooms
land 2.6ha

By Prominent Properties Sotheby's International Realty

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House with garden and terrace Tuxedo Park (United States)

AUCTION: Bidder registration deadline: 15 September. Contact Concierge Auctions at 646.760.8109 or visit www.conciergeauctions.com for more information. Renamor stands as a rare French Provincial estate built in 1928, when a sophisticated New York couple, Renee and George Amory, commissioned a European-inspired retreat whose art collection would later count the Metropolitan Museum of Art among its admirers. The house was built for original owners George Amory, a major stockholder in the container shipping business Sea-Land Freight Company, and his wife Marion Renee, who inspired the Renamor name. Spanning over 150 private acres within the gated, guarded confines of historic Tuxedo Park, the estate adjoins nearly two thousand acres of protected parkland and old bridle trails, delivering rare privacy just fifty minutes from Manhattan. Three residences totaling over 22,000 square feet include a grand main house with a great hall, banquet dining room, library, wine vault, and former chapel, alongside a fully renovated guest house and a carriage house apartment. A more than one million dollar investment made over a decade ago allows the property to operate entirely off the grid, independent of local utilities, with net-zero energy integration including a microgrid system. A boathouse on Tuxedo Lake, log cabin, spa, tea house, tennis court, and dual pools complete this landmark property, ready for a new era of stewardship.

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$24,995,000
19bedrooms
20bathrooms
land 61.1ha

By Ellis Sotheby's International Realty

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House Tuxedo Park (United States)

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.

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$2,400,000
500
5bedrooms
6bathrooms
land 6,070

By Ellis Sotheby's International Realty

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