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On one of the most scenic country roads in the County, Willow Branch Farm, a 19th century farmhouse on over 53 acres has been transformed by the noted architect owner into a stunning property with Catskill views and sunsets. The Italianate three bedroom house is surrounded by a traditional English style landscape with a picturesque pond that delights the eye. Inside, 10 foot tall ceilings, wood floors and large windows bring in light and views throughout the day. Enter through original 19th century carved doors into the foyer. To the right, the expansive living room has a bay window to take in the view, floor to ceiling windows and a gas fireplace with an exceptional 19th century French Portoro black marble mantel. French doors open to the north porch. The spacious kitchen and dining room combine for the perfect place for cooking and entertaining. Custom rift and quartered white oak cabinetry hides a convenient coffee area and pantry space. A walnut topped island contains an induction cooktop and ample storage underneath. Top of the line appliances include a Sub-Zero refrigerator, a Bosch dishwasher, refrigerated drink drawers in the coffee station and two full size, convection wall ovens hidden behind a custom designed cabinet. A wall of floor to ceiling glass doors open to the west porch with dramatic views and sunsets throughout the year. Grass cloth walls, an English Wilton carpet and a 1940's French chandelier make for a very cozy library or ''Snug.'' The back hall, with a black basalt stone floor from Waterworks and antique 1920's pendant lights, leads to a large pantry and a separate laundry room with storage and a sink. The mud room, with double closets, hooks for hanging and a convenient bench, has a side door for easy access to and from the outside. The screened porch at the end of the hallway, which overlooks the pond and property, is ideal for summer relaxing and dining. A custom-built staircase with walnut bannister spindles and a hand tufted wool runner leads to the second floor. The primary bedroom has spectacular views facing west, a walk-in closet and en suite marble tiled bathroom. Off the hallway are two guest rooms, each with their own bathroom. The tower room with 16' ceilings is the ideal office or workspace. Bespoke details are throughout the home including St. Jude and Christopher Farr wallpaper in the bedrooms and first-floor half bath, all bathroom and kitchen fixtures and tile from Waterworks, many Vaughan and antique lighting fixtures, and all custom cabinetry. Outside, the barn has been redone with a new roof, concrete floor, plumbed for a bathroom, space for cars or workshop on the first floor and an impressive, high ceiling space on the second floor that can become guest space, extra living, studio, or work space. Beautifully restored original columns and decorative brackets line the north and west porches. Modern improvements include a new standing seam metal roof, buried power lines, energy efficient geo-thermal heating and cooling, new insulation, full house generator, Lutron lighting, motorized window shades, irrigation, sound, and security systems. The property is on two parcels. There is a separate 4-acre parcel of vacant land can be built on for a guest house, an, investment property, or sold. Just a few miles from the Hudson River and only minutes to the historic Village of Kinderhook with restaurants, bookstore, wine shop, Jack Shainman gallery, library, orchard, and the Empire Trail for walking or biking. Twenty minutes to Chatham Village. Just 30 minutes to Hudson's vibrant Warren Street and Amtrak. An easy drive to Albany Airport. Willow Branch Farm is the perfect blend of location, history, elegant design, and modern updates.

Built in 1974 by an engineer, this mid century modern residence resembles a French chateau in concept yet retains all the modern flourishes true to the period. Once two identical houses then combined employing steel beam construction, the symmetry inside soothes the soul of the connoisseur but it is the 12’x 60’ lap pool and accompanying screened pool house that grabs the attention. Surrounded by hedges of hydrangeas and a tidy boxwood garden that lends to the European flair of this property, florals fall over all the edges of the sensational long lawn while providing a tucked-in experience of privacy. This 3 bedroom 2 bathroom house boasts lofty, two story atriums with dramatic, modern glass windows with vertical mullions casting inviting sunlight over the living spaces while the whole house white painted interiors add a lightness of being within all the rooms. The open kitchen with its mid mod mosaic tiles offer the clean lines you come to expect from this architectural specimen while also being warm and entertaining. This property is especially good at throwing parties as it lends itself to both indoor and outdoor lifestyle activities with patios in both the front and back lawns. Stuyvesant NY is a scenic, rural town tucked away in the northwestern corner of Columbia County. It is defined by its pristine agricultural landscape, deep-rooted Dutch history, and striking waterfront geography along the eastern shore of the Hudson River, all the while enjoying its unique proximity to the village of Kinderhook NY. Shop for CSA farm to table foodstuffs at Samascot just 5 miles away or hit up the Chatham Berry Farm for your groceries and never step foot into a box store again. Dining out in the evening is provided by the many lovely Kinderhook hotspots.

Designer Nick Spain reimagined this early c1800 home, sited on the historic river road connecting Hudson and Stuyvesant. Formally known as The Garrett Stickles House, recalling the prominent family that built this historic home, a four year renovation under Spain’s artful eye kept the fabulous original details intact— its wideboard floors, leaded glass sidelights, and classic six-over-six windows, juxtaposing them with modern finishes like the floor-to-ceiling glass wall in the kitchen overlooking the pastoral yard, a large concrete sink basin in the master bath & a sleek woodstove tucked into an alcove in the dining room. The center hall residence is classic in its proportions and exciting in its design, you’ll find a wood burning fireplace in the living room & a small office tucked into the back. There are two upstairs wings— one houses a guest room and the other an additional bedroom and the primary suite. The bathroom is adorned with unlaquered brass fixtures from Waterworks, handmade tiles and a double vanity. The extensive renovation went well beyond aesthetics— the chimneys were rebuilt, the roof, windows (top of the line Marvins) & septic are new, the electrical service upgraded and there is a full house generator. You’re just 15m to Hudson proper and Amtrak, as well as the charming & historical village of Kinderhook. The Garrett Stickles House has been published in Wallpaper and Upstate House, it is a fully turn-key home that both design lovers and old house aficionados will enjoy. Just 2.5h north of NYC.

Don't miss an opportunity to own one of the most stately and desirable properties in the historic and charming Village of Kinderhook, the former hometown of Martin Van Buren, the Eighth President of the United States. Tucked in the center of the historic district, steps from the Village Square, sits a grand early Nineteenth Century colonial, on 1.3 private acres, which harkens back to a bygone era. The eighteen room home's distinctive features include a large front porch, nine over six windows, seven mantels, period moldings, vintage hardware, soaring ceilings, shiplap, built-in cabinets and bookshelves, and beautifully refinished classic wood floors. The owners have maintained the historic character of the home while updating the kitchen and baths to provide functionality and modern conveniences. The first floor is ideal for entertaining. Enter through the original eight panel front door to find the center hall complete with refinished narrow wood floors and a classic staircase with newel post. To the left of the entry hall is a huge parlor with large windows, hardwood floors, and beautiful woodwork. The hardwood floors, woodwork, and large windows continue into the adjacent formal dining room with original crystal chandelier. To the right of the entry hall is another large room with narrow board floors, vintage woodwork, and large windows, including a splendid bay window which floods the room with light. An impressive gathering room with architectural details, wide board floors and a crystal chandelier anchor the space at the rear of the entry hall. Also on the first floor is an eat in kitchen with vintage coffered ceiling, large pantry with hosier and open shelving, full laundry room with farm sink, half bath with classic tile floor, a spacious bedroom with period lighting and wide board floors, a separate dressing room with built-in cabinet, a mudroom, a heated screen porch, and an office with separate entrance. The second floor contains an immense primary bedroom with double closets, two additional large bedrooms with walk-in closets, and an ensuite bedroom with separate dressing room with vanity. A bath with a marble floor, updated shower, and period vanity service the three front bedrooms. The ensuite bedroom is serviced by a private bath with a marble floor, shower, and soaking tub. The ensuite can also be accessed by a private back staircase. There is a walk-up attic for ample storage, and a two-story mortise and tendon barn suitable for a workshop, additional storage or as a two-car garage. The private lot consists of 1.3 grassy acres of flat land with gardens, shade trees, and lots of wide-open spaces. There is ample room for a pool. The property is convenient to Hudson, Chatham, Albany, Troy, the Catskill Mountains and the Berkshires and easily accessible by car or train to New York City and Boston. It is a short walk to restaurants, coffee shops, a seasonal farmer's market, the post office, churches, art galleries, shops, parks, a museum, a garden center, an orchard, a yoga studio, the Kinderhook Creek boat launch, the Hudson River Valley Greenway, and all of the wonderful activities, concerts and events that make the Village of Kinderhook such a special place. Seize the opportunity to own a truly special property in a truly unique place before it is too late. Call to make an appointment for a private showing.

OPEN HOUSE on Saturday, August 1 from 11-1 Built in 1739, this Kinderhook Village house is one of the oldest in Columbia County. It would be ideal as your upstate weekend retreat or a full-time home. Surrounded by lush vegetation, vines, and trees, the property has a private lawn suitable for a small garden. Additionally, there is a one-car garage with a gardening shed attached. The house retains most of its original wide-plank flooring, molding, cabinets, and many of its closets and doors. The galley kitchen area looks forward to your creativity and individual design. The first floor features two parlors (or a parlor and a bedroom) a freshly installed full bath, a dining area, a three-season porch and a galley kitchen. Upstairs are two more bedrooms, another full bath, and an area currently used as a laundry space. This charming hideaway is an easy five-minute walk to the Village of Kinderhook's Town Square with its coffee shops, 4 restaurants, book store, bagel shop, seasonal Farmer's Market and Post Office. The Kinderhook Memorial Library off the square is a wonderful meeting place for children and adults of all ages. Kinderhook is 2 -1/2 hours from NYC, 25 minutes from Albany, and 15 minutes to Hudson, NY. The Hudson Amtrak station has eight trains daily to/from NYC's Penn Station. Please come to Kinderhook and discover this charming getaway!

Welcome to 8 Prospect, situated on one of Coxsackie Village's prettiest streets. This stunning 3-bedroom Craftsman style home blends original early 20th century character with the space and practicality of modern 21st century living. Inside, you'll find oversized doors, high ceilings, original hardwood floors, custom woodwork, built-ins, and a charming window seat showcasing the artistry of another era. A butler's pantry connects the kitchen to the formal dining room, while generous bedrooms and large closets provide plenty of room to spread out. The house comes with a spacious basement for storage and outside there's an expansive two-car garage. This location is hard to beat. From 8 Prospect it's a quick walk to the Hudson River, Riverside Park, public boat launch, farmers market, and the village's growing collection of shops, restaurants, and gathering places. Get your produce and groceries at the General Store, grab coffee and a good book at Shipwrecked Coffee & Books, enjoy dinner at Patrick Henry's Waterfront Tavern, or Che Figata, or stop by Coxsackie Creamery for delicious ice-cream. Community events like Music in the Park and programming at The Wire Event Center add to the village's ever-growing appeal. With the New York State Thruway just 10 minutes away, Albany International Airport 30 minutes, and Hudson Amtrak Station 20 minutes, the best of the Hudson River Valley is within easy reach--including golf, hiking, and nearby ski resorts. 8 Prospect embodies a gracious village home in an enchanting Hudson River town--equally well suited to everyday living, weekend escapes, and making the most of everything the Hudson River Valley has to offer.

This quintessential 19th century four bedroom farmhouse with a classic front porch, on over an acre of land, boasts impressive Catskill Mountain and sunset views. Only minutes from Hudson, the house, built in 1860, and now beautifully restored with wood floors throughout, has an expansive great room that includes the kitchen, a living area and a banquette for casual dining. The center island has a convenient prep sink and a breakfast bar for more seating. The room is perfect for cooking and entertaining with space for everyone. A wood stove warms the room and radiant heated floors in the banquette area keep feet warm in winter. Maple wood counter tops with mahogany trim are throughout the kitchen, a classic porcelain farm sink overlooks the garden, a subway tile backsplash and a high performance six burner gas stove for discerning cooks. Glass doors open to the bluestone patio and gardens, easily combining inside and out. A convenient pantry and laundry room off the kitchen offers ample storage. A separate dining room has space for formal dining and on the other side of the hallway, the light filled living room has a wood stove. The original staircase leads to the second floor with four bedrooms and two full baths. The primary bedroom has a vaulted ceiling, an office nook, a private dressing room and a wonderful en suite bathroom with a tiled walk-in shower and clawfoot soaking tub with views of the garden. A loft area can be opened in the primary bedroom creating an additional private space. Outside, the gardens have been meticulously tended with raised beds for vegetables, perennial plantings, native species, stunning gabion stone walls and a built-in fire pit for chilly evenings. An important historic heritage sugar maple tree graces the fenced back yard along with black walnut trees, ornamental cherry, hydrangea, forsythia, magnolia, mulberry, white pines and a lovely orchard of apples and peaches. The front porch wraps around the house and provides the ideal spot for relaxing with a summer breeze and wonderful distant views of the Catskills and vibrant sunsets. A vintage garage has space above that could be work or creative space. A well-maintained house with a standing seam metal roof on the main part of the house, new asphalt shingled roofs, a Buderus boiler, a new hot water heater, a water filtration system and an automatic generator for summer or winter storms. A beautiful country home in an ideal location on the historic Old Post Road that linked NYC to Albany. A short drive to historic Kinderhook Village, Art OMI sculpture park, Chatham Village, farmstands, restaurants, shops, Hudson and Amtrak. Just over two hours to NYC.

Where the road ends. This 173 acre parcel runs adjacent to the Hudson, with majestic views up and down the river and to the Catskill Mountains beyond. One of the largest available on the Hudson River, this rare, undeveloped slice of heaven is available for the first time in over twenty years. Watch the barges pass by on their way to New York, witness the storms blow over the mountain range, see the glow of the lighthouse in the distance as dusk sets in and the eagles fly over the landscape. An incredible, once in a lifetime opportunity abutting large swaths of forever wild land to the south and east. Just 10m to Amtrak and all that the vibrant city of Hudson has to offer from its farm-to-table restaurants, burgeoning hotel scene and antique troves. Developable and subdividable. 2.5h to NYC.

You will love this 17yr old Delmar Colonial offering hardwood floors throughout and a versatile floor plan with both formal and casual spaces. The Dining Room features elegant raised panel details, while the generous Kitchen offers Corian counters, abundant cabinetry and an adjoining eating area. A stunning sunroom provides the perfect place to relax with direct access to the back Trex deck (2025) and yard. The first floor also includes a convenient half bath/laundry, split staircase to the garage, and a spacious family room with built-in bookshelves, ample closet space, and a cozy gas fireplace. Upstairs are four generously sized bedrooms with excellent closet space. The main bath features a jetted tub and tile shower, while the spacious primary suite offers a luxurious ensuite with a soaking bubble tub, tile shower, and a double sink vanity. A wonderful home designed for comfortable living and easy entertaining. In preparation for sale, the home was professionally cleaned inside and the exterior power washed. Easy access to all main thoroughfares, shopping, houses of worship, and eateries.

Welcome to Four Mile River House, where water is a way of life. This four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath contemporary post and beam home in Athens sits right at the river's edge, sand and shoreline giving way to a waterfront with room to dock or moor a boat. Built in 1997, the home spans roughly 3,458 square feet across two main levels, a finished lower level, and a third-floor crow's nest. Sunrise over the river, fishing before breakfast, the current always in view; this is waterfront living in its truest form. The property abuts state land and the Four-Mile Point Preserve bird sanctuary, so the privacy is permanent, not just a moment in time.The interior is a masterpiece of post and beam design, with hand-hewn beams, cathedral ceilings, and a gracious entrance foyer carrying the character throughout. The main level features radiant heated stone floors quarried in South Africa and a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace that warms the room. The formal dining area opens through two sets of French doors onto an expansive deck, framing sunrise views over the water. Opposite the fireplace, a chef's kitchen offers top-of-the-line appliances, a new Invisicook countertop, a center island, and custom cabinetry with a pantry.Upstairs, wide hardwood floors lead to a primary suite with a spacious bath and its own fireplace, joined by two more bedrooms with river views and a guest bath. A third-floor crow's nest crowns the home with 360-degree views. The finished lower level adds a recreation room, full bath, and a large bedroom or office, with French doors leading out to a covered patio and grounds. Recent systems include central air conditioning, forced air and radiant heat run on propane, and 200+ amp electric service, along with a two-car garage and driveway parking.Outside, a private fenced oasis unfolds across the property's 1.62 acres: tiered stone walls, mature flowering trees, and a cascading waterfall fountain with the potential to become a luxurious pool for the next owner. Approximately 250 feet of shoreline includes a cliff and a private beach on the Hudson, bordering state land on two sides, with river views from nearly every vantage point on the grounds. Clad in clapboard and six-inch stone veneer, the home settles into its landscape, and the adjoining preserve draws local birders for its osprey and cedar waxwing sightings.Located a short distance from Hudson, Albany, and the Catskills, the property offers easy access to dining, shopping, culture, and the outdoors. Commuters will find the Amtrak station in Hudson connects directly to NYC, and with Manhattan just over two hours by car, this is rural peace with real accessibility, equally suited to a full-time residence, country retreat, or vacation rental. Real river frontage, permanent privacy, and room to dock a boat: land like this doesn't change hands often.

With lush rolling hills, long-stretching meadows, & the beautiful Kinderhook Creek running through it all, this heavenly slice of rural idyll quickly became home to grist mills, thriving trade businesses, & large farms. The largest section of the house, as it stands today, was likely built onto the original home at the turn of the 19th century by the Rider family, with the scalloped trim & other decorative millwork added towards the end of the 1800s. The entire property marks key architectural innovations & tendencies across hundreds of years - both the barn & the farmhouse sit on beautiful, thick fieldstone foundations, with exterior elements dating from the 1700s to the early 1900s, & stone foundation ruins on the grounds remain from the original covered bridge that once connected the north & south sides of the Kinderhook Creek. Inside the house, two-foot-wide floorboards, hewn beams, & painstakingly restored Shaker hand-built cabinetry tell the story of the home’s first 100 years & its earliest inhabitants. In a much nearer timeline, the home & barn (the guest house) have been expertly restored, preserving many of the structures’ most beautiful historical details with just the right amount of modern intervention. The owners worked with beloved interior design firm Jersey Ice Cream Co. to add additional texture & warmth to both buildings, from plastering the walls in their signature plaster finish to adding beautiful millwork throughout & building out plenty of surplus storage using carefully selected reclaimed wood that aligned with the home’s vintage.The main house has three bedrooms & two full baths, with abundant living & entertaining spaces. The kitchen, with its beautiful butter-yellow AGA, is inherently social in design & filled with light. The dining room & living room sit off the kitchen, & the 3-season screened-in porch serves as a warmer-weather extension of this open living space. Tucked towards the back of the house is a cozy family room with beadboard walls & a fireplace. The laundry / utility room, a full bath, & a mudroom complete the ground floor.Upstairs are three large, bright bedrooms & a full bath with striking wood paneling & a deep soaking tub. The bedroom with vaulted ceilings has direct access from its own stairwell, perfect for guests. The 1,200 sq ft barn is a genuine marvel, with double-height ceilings, immense beams, & light flooding through it in the most exceptional way. The large open living space has a wall of French doors to the exterior bluestone patio, & a fully serviced kitchen, full bath, & loft make the structure a perfect guest house & entertaining space, in addition to the endless possibilities for an artist or creative. A beautiful, salvaged triple soapstone farm sink is undoubtedly the kitchen's masterpiece & a nod to the property’s agrarian beginnings. A few steps beyond the barn, tucked toward the back of the land, is a sweet studio, currently used as a potting shed & workshop, with the potential to become an office, additional guest or entertaining space, or a future poolhouse. The grounds at Malden House are the perfect piece of Riders Mills & its magical landscapes - tall trees & lush gardens abound, dry-laid stone walls are peppered throughout, bluestone dining terraces skirt both the farmhouse & barn, & a stone & sand pathway winds down through a forest of ancient trees & daffodils to a cleared beach along the property’s 500 feet of Kinderhook Creek frontage. The creek has many a swimming hole for wild summer dips, & the quiet dirt road that continues past to the house is perfect for long walks amidst the neighboring hills & fields. Surrounded by some of the prettiest homes & views in the Hudson Valley, Malden House is minutes from Chatham & Kinderhook, just half hour from Hudson & Great Barrington, & 2.5 hours from NYC.

OPEN HOUSE on Saturday, August 8 from 11 AM to 1 PM. This is one of the most attractive houses in the charming Village of Athens. Only two blocks from the Hudson River and the Hudson River Park, a marina and kayak put-in. The first floor features 2 parlors (one with wood-burning stove) with hand plastered walls as well an updated eat-in kitchen with marble counters and backsplash quarried from the Alford Marble works. There is a family room (or whatever you'd like it to be) as well as a room that has been used as an artists studio. Upstairs, there are three nicely-sized bedrooms (all with closets) and a large full bath as well as a fully insulated attic with a permanent staircase. The hardwood floors throughout the house are original and lovely. Upgraded systems include electrical and plumbing. Property includes a hot tub and wood stove. 2 1/4 hours to NYC, 15 minutes to Hudson. Amtrak and the Thruway. Come see this!

Opportunity awaits with this well-maintained two-family home in an unbeatable location, just a short walk to the Four Corners, library, shops, restaurants, and everything the town has to offer. Perfect for owner-occupants, investors, or multigenerational living. The first-floor apartment features 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, and direct access to a full basement, providing excellent storage and additional space. The second-floor apartment offers 2 bedrooms, 1 full bathroom, and access to a walk-up attic with great storage or future expansion potential (subject to approvals). Both units have separate utilities, making ownership and management easy. Whether you're looking to generate rental income or live in one unit while renting the other, this property offers flexibility, convenience, and an exceptional location in one of the area's most desirable neighborhoods.

Well-maintained, rare two-family home in a fantastic location offering spacious units, great storage, and separate utilities. The first-floor unit features 2 bedrooms, while the second-floor unit offers 3 bedrooms plus a dedicated office. Both units showcase hardwood floors, large walk-in pantries, and their own washer and dryer conveniently located on the first floor. Additional storage is plentiful with a walk-up attic and full basement. Separate utilities make this an ideal opportunity for an owner-occupant or investor. Roof is approximately 8 years old, and windows were replaced in 2007. A great opportunity in a highly desirable location!

Overlooking ten acres of city-owned green space, this passive house is just two blocks from the best restaurants and shops that Hudson has to offer but a world away. The site is entirely unique within Hudson, the terraced yard is exceptionally private and overlooks pastoral fields, and a small waterfall out back can be heard from the house. The backyard is enveloped by trees, this is one of a few in-town locations where you'll find no neighbors in sight. Built c2015, the incredibly efficient home has 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths spread out over two stories. The main living space is an open kitchen and living room, both walk out onto the deck where one can enjoy the outdoors right in Hudson proper. On the lower level you’ll find radiant concrete floors. The home is clad in COR-TEN steel siding and the European windows are triple-pane. Outside, stone walls terrace the yard, there is a built-in grill/firepit, a large storage shed and off-street parking. This incredibly unique location offers in-town convenience and proximity to nature— it is truly the best of both worlds.

A very early Hudson home built c1790 likely in the Federal style, 102-104 North Fifth Street was converted into a striking Italianate at the turn of the 19th century. The beautifully ornamental porch is a fabulous place to take in the charming block, and the striking facade is adorned with bracketed cornices typical of the Italianate style. Just blocks to Warren Street, Hudson’s main drag, the neighborhood is residential and quiet. You have a large backyard with a patio, a 6ft fence for privacy, and lovely & mature plantings. Inside, the proportions are as elegant as the exterior, with high ceilings and wide spaces. The kitchen is open, grounded by a center island, and you’ll find large common spaces and small quiet nooks. An office sits at the back of the house, and you’ll find a gas fireplace clad in brick in the living room. A magnificent curved staircase has its original banister, a work of art, and upstairs you’ll find three bedrooms. The primary is ensuite, lovely and large with a soaking tub, separate shower, and double vanity. There is off street parking lined with cobblestone walls, and the double lot offers wonderful outdoor space. A wonderfully quiet corner just a 3m walk to the center of town and all that Hudson has to offer with its renowned restaurants & antique shops, and just up the road from the Amtrak train station. 102-104 North Fifth is completely turn key & done to a wonderfully high standard, just 2.5h north of 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.

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.

Built in 1887 in the Aesthetic Movement Style, this red brick building commands the center of Warren Street in the heart of Hudson. The exterior features extensive ornamental terra-cotta panels and trim. The historic interior retains elaborate wood beam ceilings with richly paneled rooms, oak and cherry fireplace mantles and intricate parquet floors. Originally a19-room family mansion, built by Cornelius Evans for his family of brewers, lawyers and bankers. A free-standing building is rare in Hudson; it commands an air of sophistication and private elegance. Windows on all four sides provide excellent sunlight into the interior throughout the day. The house was sensitively reorganized in 1940 into six suites: two office suites on the first floor and four residential suites on the second and third floors. In 2018 a careful, architect directed, restoration of the historic interior woodwork and decorative features also included the restoration of exterior masonry, historic windows and doors, and the addition of a new rear porch. The 2018 renovation provided new mechanical, electrical, data, and plumbing systems for the entire building. Each of the six suites has its own dedicated high efficiency heating and cooling system. Residential suites have new kitchens, bathrooms, washers, dryers, and dedicated water heaters. The office suites have dedicated bathrooms and office kitchens. One office suite is ADA compliant. Each suite is individually metered for electric, natural gas and fiber optic services. The basement is finished, full height with generous windows, conditioned and has exterior access.Each suite has an interior arrangement of rooms with windows providing three exposures: front, side, and rear. The distinctive three-story tower creates interior bay windows with commanding views up and down Warren Street. The main building entrances provide direct access to Warren Street, and the rear entrances thru a lovely small, fenced courtyard to the six on-site parking spaces with alley access. The history and restoration of the Robert Evans Residence make it ideally suited to create a variety of residential and work arrangements. Units could be combined to create a generous owner-occupied suite while still maintaining income producing office and apartment suites. Come have a look.

Built in 1887 this centrally located Hudson building was the private residence of Robert Evans a pre-eminent local Brewer. Today it is a sensitively configured 6-unit building that includes two ground floor office suites and four individual apartments on the second and third floors. In 2018, a careful, architect directed restoration gave extensive attention to the historic interior woodwork, elaborately wood beam ceilings, richly paneled rooms, oak and cherry fireplace mantels, staircases, and the intricate parquet hardwood flooring throughout the building. There are front and rear coded entrances and a beautiful interior foyer upon entering the double front doors. The restoration also included exterior work on the masonry, attention to preserving historic windows and doors as well as selected roofing repairs and the addition of a new, rear porch. The tenant roll has consisted of professional and design personnel and influencers. All the systems are new and energy smart. The six premium suites have dedicated, new high efficiency HVAC systems for energy efficient heating and cooling, new plumbing systems and individual meters for electric and natural gas usage. Additionally, the building features all new water supply lines and all new interior sewer waste lines as well as buried fiber optic service. There is a full height basement with concrete floor and a ground floor exterior entrance. There is off-street parking in the rear for 6-cars including one ADA compliant space. The building is unique on Warren Street in that it is free standing allowing for windows on four sides. Although well configured currently, the building has great potential to be consolidated as one or two residences. The careful adaptive restoration of the Robert Evans Residence into its current configuration as premium rental units has proven to generate a steady and positive income. This turn-key, historic building provides a unique opportunity for any investor looking to have a presence in the heart of Hudson.

Living and working in Albany comes with the architectural advantages of having an enduring historical legacy and if you imagine yourself ensconced in a Victorian era Italianate as if you are living in a Henry James novel, then this listing is perfect for you. This gorgeous 1860’s residence, situated on a generous 1.5 acre lot, vaunting nearly 4200 square feet of living space with soaring ceiling heights throughout, breathtaking French windows with historic wobbly glass, hardwood floors, 6 marble fireplace mantles and so many more exquisite details, is fully restored to preservation standards. There are 5 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms with scale to grow and the kitchen is pleasantly renovated with room for a breakfast table. Roam from room to room in evening attire or bring in an Upstate rural design firm to bring the halls down to a human scale and claim the manse as your own. East Greenbush isn't just a neighbor to Albany; it is considered a preferred residential partner located just 5 miles across the Hudson River, and residents enjoy a 10-minute drive to downtown Albany. You get the peace of a leafy suburb without the typical "commuter fatigue." East Greenbush serves as a gateway. It offers immediate access to I-90, which connects you to the New York State Thruway, and is only 5 miles from the Albany-Rensselaer Amtrak Station—one of the busiest rail hubs in the country.

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.

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.