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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.

Newly completed and set on 11.7 private acres in the heart of Hillsdale, this architect-designed 4-bedroom, 4-bath modernist residence combines striking contemporary architecture with sweeping pastoral and mountain views in every direction. Arriving via a long private driveway, rolling lawns and open fields unfold toward a home defined by bold geometric forms, expansive walls of glass, and a seamless connection to the surrounding landscape. Just minutes from the Hamlet of Hillsdale, Catamount Mountain Resort, Great Barrington, and Hudson, the property offers a rare balance of architectural refinement, privacy, and access to the region’s most desirable destinations. The residence is centered around a dramatic great room with a soaring 20-foot vaulted ceiling and a wood-burning fireplace clad in richly toned chestnut marble. Floor-to-ceiling glass and oversized Arcadia sliding doors dissolve the boundary between interior and exterior, opening onto more than 540 square feet of covered outdoor living space designed for year-round entertaining and relaxed outdoor living. Throughout the home, natural light shifts across clean architectural lines and warm materiality, reinforcing a strong connection between structure and landscape. The kitchen serves as both a design centerpiece and functional workspace, featuring custom walnut cabinetry crafted by a Brooklyn cabinetmaker, integrated Fisher & Paykel and Bosch appliances, an oversized monolithic island, and a 48-inch double-oven gas range. A fully equipped butler’s pantry and bar area provides additional prep space, storage, second dishwasher, and additional refrigeration, allowing the main kitchen to remain clean and open for entertaining. The primary suite is a private retreat with vaulted ceilings, a custom dressing room, and a spa-like bath finished in dramatic Calacatta Violetta marble, featuring a soaking tub, oversized shower, and fluted glass steel-framed doors. Upstairs, a second ensuite bedroom offers its own walk-in closet and marble-appointed bath, complemented by an additional guest bedroom suite. A versatile fourth bedroom on the main level provides flexible use as a guest suite, office, media room, or wellness space with direct access to the outdoor terrace. Designed for high-performance modern living, the home includes spray foam insulation, high-performance windows, forced-air heating and central air conditioning, on-demand hot water, Lutron lighting controls, remote-access thermostats, generator hookup readiness, and a detached heated 26' x 26' two-car garage. Located just minutes from Catamount Mountain Resort and within easy reach of Great Barrington and Hudson, the home places owners at the center of the Hudson Valley and Berkshires lifestyle. Days might begin with coffee overlooking the fields, followed by a visit to the Saturday farmers market, skiing at Catamount, or hiking nearby trails. Afternoons can be spent browsing Hudson’s celebrated design and antique shops or exploring the galleries, bookstores, and restaurants of Great Barrington. Evenings bring performances at local theaters and live music venues, or a quiet return home as the light settles across the landscape. The setting balances architectural refinement, outdoor recreation, and cultural depth in equal measure. A rare expression of contemporary Hudson Valley living, where architecture, light, and landscape are held in perfect balance. An adjoining 6.73-acre parcel is also available for purchase, offering the opportunity to expand the estate or create a private family compound. (listing agent has a financial interest in the property)

The Philmont Collection combines established rental income, historic architecture and redevelopment potential in the heart of Philmont village. Encompassing nine buildings across eight tax parcels, the portfolio offers a substantial village footprint, with properties clustered within a few walkable blocks of one another. Ownership reports 27 existing apartments across seven buildings at 62 Main Street, 20 Church Street, 5 Church Street, 3 Church Street, 3 Elm Street, 7 Canal Street and 5 Elm Street. Nineteen apartments are currently leased, providing in-place rental income with opportunities to increase occupancy through leasing and completion of make-ready work. Capital improvements throughout the portfolio include extensive work at 62 Main Street: updated apartments and bathrooms, façade restoration, insulation improvements and conversion from central oil heating to individual electric systems. Current operations use DoorLoop for leasing, rent collection, maintenance coordination and tenant communications. Two additional vacant buildings at 7 Church Street offer a distinct rehabilitation opportunity. The historic front building features a round tower, curved porch and period architectural details. Behind it stands an unfinished shell without interior walls or plumbing. Both buildings require rehabilitation and are excluded from the 27-apartment count. Future uses and unit configurations are subject to purchaser verification and required approvals. The collection's concentrated location supports convenient management while placing residents within Philmont's historic village core, with access to Hudson, Amtrak, the Taconic State Parkway and the Hudson Valley's dining, cultural destinations and outdoor recreation. Offering existing income, opportunities to improve occupancy and additional redevelopment potential, The Philmont Collection provides several paths for investment within an established Hudson Valley village. Offered as a complete portfolio; individual properties or subsets may also be considered. Financial statements, rent rolls, parcel information and supporting materials are available upon request. Unit and occupancy counts are ownership-reported, and occupancy is subject to change. Purchasers should independently verify permitted unit configurations, rental status, registrations, square footage, financial performance and redevelopment approvals. MLS property fields reflect the primary parcel except where otherwise indicated; the annual tax amount reflects the entire portfolio.

A modern country home inspired by the farmhouses of the Hudson Valley. Taconic Creek Road is tucked away amongst rolling hills and large surrounding parcels, on a beautiful dead end road with just a few lovely houses. The palette is restrained but luxurious with a thoughtful layout and custom design details. Spanning 2,100 square feet, you’ll find lime washed walls with stunning depth of color, custom millwork and wideboard wood flooring that adds warmth to the space. The main living area is anchored by the open kitchen, with Tundra Gray marble counters, an English farmhouse sink, custom inset cabinetry and paneled appliances. A deVOL pendant hangs over the kitchen table. The sitting area is lined with custom built bookshelves and there are large, deep windows lining the room. They face out into the garden, and french doors at the center take you onto the patio. There is storage and a built in bench at the entry for your boots and bags, and a lovely bath on the main level with Noguchi pendant lights. Upstairs, a light filled sitting room walks out to a screened in porch, and there are three bedrooms spread out across the floor. The primary suite is large with a stunning picture window, an office/walk-in closet and a gorgeous bathroom. You’ll find a walk-in-shower and soaking tub with views of the surrounding treetops. Two other bedrooms share the third bathroom off the hall. There is an extensive list of upgrades that includes a new roof, HVAC and septic, and the current owners buried the electrical lines to the house. A large pool is surrounded by lilacs and hedges, private and peaceful, and there is a garage for parking. Taconic Creek Road offers a rare level of calm and sophistication just 15m to Hudson and Amtrak and under 2.5h north of NYC.

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.

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.