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$799,000

A rare opportunity in the City of Hudson! Set on nearly 4 acres and held by the same family for over 100 years, this 1925 home is ready for its next chapter. Offering tremendous character and restoration potential, the property enjoys sweeping 360-degree views encompassing the Hudson River, Catskill Mountains, and surrounding Hudson Valley landscape. Enjoy a country-like setting while being just minutes from Warren Street, Hudson’s renowned restaurants, galleries, shops, and cultural attractions, as well as the Hudson Amtrak station with convenient service to New York City. The generous acreage may also offer potential for an additional building lot, creating an intriguing opportunity for a buyer, investor, or developer. Buyer to independently verify subdivision potential, access, zoning, utilities, and all required approvals with the City of Hudson and other applicable agencies. Bring your vision and restore this special piece of Hudson history while taking advantage of its exceptional acreage, views, and proximity to everything that makes Hudson one of the Hudson Valley’s most sought-after destinations.

4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 1050070 MLS

A rare opportunity in the City of Hudson! Set on nearly 4 acres and held by the same family for over 100 years, this 1925 home is ready for its next chapter. Offering tremendous character and restoration potential, the property enjoys sweeping 360-degree views encompassing the Hudson River, Catskill Mountains, and surrounding Hudson Valley landscape. Enjoy a country-like setting while being just minutes from Warren Street, Hudson’s renowned restaurants, galleries, shops, and cultural attractions, as well as the Hudson Amtrak station with convenient service to New York City. The generous acreage may also offer potential for an additional building lot, creating an intriguing opportunity for a buyer, investor, or developer. Buyer to independently verify subdivision potential, access, zoning, utilities, and all required approvals with the City of Hudson and other applicable agencies. Bring your vision and restore this special piece of Hudson history while taking advantage of its exceptional acreage, views, and proximity to everything that makes Hudson one of the Hudson Valley’s most sought-after destinations.

90 Prospect Avenue, Hudson

$590,000

Welcome to The Virginia Queen Inn, an 1860 Italianate set directly on the village green in Jefferson, within the town's recently designated National Register Historic District. The two-story, four-bay wood-frame house spans roughly 2,756 square feet across a cross-gabled main block and rear wing, trimmed in deep Italianate friezes, paired scrolled brackets, and modillion blocks. Behind that facade sit nine guest suites and eight and a half baths, recently renovated. With a current legal non-conforming Operating Permit as a boutique hotel, with no short-term rental restrictions. A separate street-level commercial storefront adds a second use to this rare offering on one of the Catskills' beautifully preserved historic villages. Inside, wide-plank hardwood floors run beneath arched doorways, high ceilings, original pocket doors, and a turned-baluster staircase rises from an entry hall lit by a diamond-paned pendant fixture. The facade's Italianate entrance retains its paired doors with glazed upper panels, opening onto a foyer that sets the tone for a house built on careful, tactile detail. Two guest suites are arranged across the first floor, with the remaining seven bedrooms located on the second floor, most with private or ensuite baths. The second-floor signature suite opens onto a private balcony overlooking the green, and several suites can combine or share adjoining baths, giving a new owner flexibility for a full house of overnight guests, a large gathering, or a quieter stay. Outside, the one-story wrap-around porch spanning the facade and east elevation retains its original squared posts and corner braces with punchwork detailing; the east elevation section was enclosed in glass around 1920 and today serves as a sun porch overlooking the green. A separate street-level commercial storefront, with its own private entrance onto the green, is ready for a café, bakery, gift shop, or gallery, giving a new owner the option to run a business alongside the residence, or lease the space independently. The Virginia Queen Inn occupies one of Jefferson's most visible corners, neighboring the historic Maple Museum and the new Middlebrook Café & Bakery. The current owners have invested in the systems that support the house today: a new Navien propane hot water system, a Generac generator, updated plumbing, dedicated main-floor laundry with half bath, and a newer metal roof over a dry, well-kept attic. Jefferson itself is one of the region's least-altered nineteenth-century villages. From the porch, it's a short walk to the Jefferson General Store, the Mill Pond Inn & Restaurant, and Heartbreak Hotel. Stamford is six miles away, Cooperstown twenty-four, and Albany forty-five, with Amtrak service from Albany-Rensselaer and ski country at Hunter, Windham, Belleayre, and Plattekill all within reach. Offered fully furnished, The Virginia Queen Inn is ideal for a buyer drawn to hospitality, large-scale entertaining, or simply stewarding one of Jefferson's most storied addresses.

1031950 MLS

Welcome to The Virginia Queen Inn, an 1860 Italianate set directly on the village green in Jefferson, within the town's recently designated National Register Historic District. The two-story, four-bay wood-frame house spans roughly 2,756 square feet across a cross-gabled main block and rear wing, trimmed in deep Italianate friezes, paired scrolled brackets, and modillion blocks. Behind that facade sit nine guest suites and eight and a half baths, recently renovated. With a current legal non-conforming Operating Permit as a boutique hotel, with no short-term rental restrictions. A separate street-level commercial storefront adds a second use to this rare offering on one of the Catskills' beautifully preserved historic villages. Inside, wide-plank hardwood floors run beneath arched doorways, high ceilings, original pocket doors, and a turned-baluster staircase rises from an entry hall lit by a diamond-paned pendant fixture. The facade's Italianate entrance retains its paired doors with glazed upper panels, opening onto a foyer that sets the tone for a house built on careful, tactile detail. Two guest suites are arranged across the first floor, with the remaining seven bedrooms located on the second floor, most with private or ensuite baths. The second-floor signature suite opens onto a private balcony overlooking the green, and several suites can combine or share adjoining baths, giving a new owner flexibility for a full house of overnight guests, a large gathering, or a quieter stay. Outside, the one-story wrap-around porch spanning the facade and east elevation retains its original squared posts and corner braces with punchwork detailing; the east elevation section was enclosed in glass around 1920 and today serves as a sun porch overlooking the green. A separate street-level commercial storefront, with its own private entrance onto the green, is ready for a café, bakery, gift shop, or gallery, giving a new owner the option to run a business alongside the residence, or lease the space independently. The Virginia Queen Inn occupies one of Jefferson's most visible corners, neighboring the historic Maple Museum and the new Middlebrook Café & Bakery. The current owners have invested in the systems that support the house today: a new Navien propane hot water system, a Generac generator, updated plumbing, dedicated main-floor laundry with half bath, and a newer metal roof over a dry, well-kept attic. Jefferson itself is one of the region's least-altered nineteenth-century villages. From the porch, it's a short walk to the Jefferson General Store, the Mill Pond Inn & Restaurant, and Heartbreak Hotel. Stamford is six miles away, Cooperstown twenty-four, and Albany forty-five, with Amtrak service from Albany-Rensselaer and ski country at Hunter, Windham, Belleayre, and Plattekill all within reach. Offered fully furnished, The Virginia Queen Inn is ideal for a buyer drawn to hospitality, large-scale entertaining, or simply stewarding one of Jefferson's most storied addresses.

138 Main Street, Jefferson

$1,250,000

**Where scenic meets spacious** Welcome to River Edge, a distinguished mid-century high-rise overlooking the majestic Hudson River in the sought-after Spuyten Duyvil neighborhood. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a sprawling, high-floor four-bedroom, three-bathroom combination residence, thoughtfully renovated to maximize both space and functionality. A gracious entry foyer with track lighting creates the perfect gallery-like setting to showcase your art. Bathed in natural light from all four exposures—south, east, west, and north—the home enjoys breathtaking Hudson River views and spectacular vistas of the George Washington Bridge. Designed with both comfort and privacy in mind, the expansive primary suite is situated on its own wing and features a beautifully appointed en-suite bathroom with shower and double sinks. Three additional generously sized bedrooms, including a second primary suite with its own en-suite bathroom, provide exceptional flexibility for guests or a home office. Guest bathroom with tub was recently renovated. Each bedroom offers two windows, abundant closet space and a welcoming sense of comfort. The spacious living room and formal dining room flow seamlessly onto an impressive 44-foot private balcony, creating the ideal setting for entertaining, enjoying stunning sunsets, or simply watching boats glide along the Hudson River. The home also features a separate family room and a beautifully renovated chef’s kitchen with custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a wine cooler. Hardwood floors run throughout, adding warmth and elegance to every room. River Edge offers an exceptional lifestyle with seasonal outdoor pool, fitness center, storage bins, heated garage parking (when available), and concierge service from 7:00am to midnight. Ideally located adjacent to the Metro-North station for a convenient 30-minute commute to Grand Central Terminal, with local and express buses, shops, and restaurants nearby. This pet-friendly building is also moments from Wave Hill and the Equestrian Center and playground at Van Cortlandt Park, making it the perfect blend of luxury, convenience, and natural beauty.

4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 1026973 MLS

**Where scenic meets spacious** Welcome to River Edge, a distinguished mid-century high-rise overlooking the majestic Hudson River in the sought-after Spuyten Duyvil neighborhood. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a sprawling, high-floor four-bedroom, three-bathroom combination residence, thoughtfully renovated to maximize both space and functionality. A gracious entry foyer with track lighting creates the perfect gallery-like setting to showcase your art. Bathed in natural light from all four exposures—south, east, west, and north—the home enjoys breathtaking Hudson River views and spectacular vistas of the George Washington Bridge. Designed with both comfort and privacy in mind, the expansive primary suite is situated on its own wing and features a beautifully appointed en-suite bathroom with shower and double sinks. Three additional generously sized bedrooms, including a second primary suite with its own en-suite bathroom, provide exceptional flexibility for guests or a home office. Guest bathroom with tub was recently renovated. Each bedroom offers two windows, abundant closet space and a welcoming sense of comfort. The spacious living room and formal dining room flow seamlessly onto an impressive 44-foot private balcony, creating the ideal setting for entertaining, enjoying stunning sunsets, or simply watching boats glide along the Hudson River. The home also features a separate family room and a beautifully renovated chef’s kitchen with custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a wine cooler. Hardwood floors run throughout, adding warmth and elegance to every room. River Edge offers an exceptional lifestyle with seasonal outdoor pool, fitness center, storage bins, heated garage parking (when available), and concierge service from 7:00am to midnight. Ideally located adjacent to the Metro-North station for a convenient 30-minute commute to Grand Central Terminal, with local and express buses, shops, and restaurants nearby. This pet-friendly building is also moments from Wave Hill and the Equestrian Center and playground at Van Cortlandt Park, making it the perfect blend of luxury, convenience, and natural beauty.

2575 Palisade Avenue Unit #12AB, Bronx

$675,000

Welcome to The Bellwether Building, a circa 1908 mixed-use residential and commercial building on prime Warren Street in Hudson's historic district. A beloved neighborhood gathering spot for more than a century, it has operated as a tavern or restaurant for nearly its entire history, first as Lawrence Tavern, later Kappy's, and most recently Wunderbar. Structurally sound and now at a complete reset, the building stands ready for its next chapter: historic facade intact, original staircase preserved, and every square foot open to whatever its next owner envisions. A generous back lot further expands the opportunity, with zoning that accommodates a commercial kitchen addition, carriage house, garage, additional residential units, outdoor dining, and more. Following a fire in 2025 and subsequent gut renovation, the ground floor is an open canvas. Two separate entrances face Warren Street. The left entry is flanked by two large street-level windows, a storefront configuration that frames the space from the street, draws natural light deep into the interior, and creates the kind of ground-floor presence that has served hospitality on this block for over a century. Behind it, a wide space runs uninterrupted from front to back, a footprint that can be divided, opened, or built out in any configuration: restaurant or café, showroom or gallery, yoga or fitness studio, creative studio, retail or residential. The right entry leads to the original staircase and banister, rising through the building to the upper floors, original 1908 craftsmanship intact and ready for the next century. The second and third floors open into generous, uninterrupted spaces with large bay windows overlooking Warren Street. From these rooms, the Catskill Mountains fill the western horizon and the light at dusk carries the quality of a sun setting behind the peaks. Salvaged original radiators remain in the building. The upper floors are equally suited as two separate income-generating apartments, a single owner's residence above a ground-floor business, a live-work configuration, or an expansive creative or studio space. The footprint and position make this one of the most compelling development opportunities currently available on Warren Street. The gut renovation creates the opportunity to build all infrastructure from scratch, with full control over every finish, layout, and system. There is currently no electrical, plumbing, or HVAC. The rubber roof is eight years old. Since the fire, the rear of the building has been fully rebuilt: new framing, new windows and a new door, and a new and reinforced foundation. The back lot provides off-street parking and substantial open space, with zoning that allows for a new commercial kitchen, carriage house, additional residential units, a garage, outdoor dining, a garden, or further development. It has city water, electricity and gas. The Bellwether Building has held one of Warren Street's most prominent commercial positions for more than a century, and the block around it is only gaining momentum. Rivertown Lodge, Hudson Diner, and Flowerkraut are immediate neighbors; just steps away, The Crescent Arts Center, an 18,000-square-foot adaptive reuse of the 1916 Crescent Garage, is slated to open in 2027 as a hub for arts, film production, live-work studios, and rooftop events, bringing a major new cultural anchor to this already active stretch of Warren Street. Amtrak service to Penn Station runs from Hudson Station, about ten minutes on foot. The circumstances of this reset are as favorable as they could be: a historic facade fully intact, the rear fully rebuilt, stabilized, and ready for development, and a location whose stature is only growing. For a buyer with a clear vision, the opportunity here is substantial.

1017566 MLS

Welcome to The Bellwether Building, a circa 1908 mixed-use residential and commercial building on prime Warren Street in Hudson's historic district. A beloved neighborhood gathering spot for more than a century, it has operated as a tavern or restaurant for nearly its entire history, first as Lawrence Tavern, later Kappy's, and most recently Wunderbar. Structurally sound and now at a complete reset, the building stands ready for its next chapter: historic facade intact, original staircase preserved, and every square foot open to whatever its next owner envisions. A generous back lot further expands the opportunity, with zoning that accommodates a commercial kitchen addition, carriage house, garage, additional residential units, outdoor dining, and more. Following a fire in 2025 and subsequent gut renovation, the ground floor is an open canvas. Two separate entrances face Warren Street. The left entry is flanked by two large street-level windows, a storefront configuration that frames the space from the street, draws natural light deep into the interior, and creates the kind of ground-floor presence that has served hospitality on this block for over a century. Behind it, a wide space runs uninterrupted from front to back, a footprint that can be divided, opened, or built out in any configuration: restaurant or café, showroom or gallery, yoga or fitness studio, creative studio, retail or residential. The right entry leads to the original staircase and banister, rising through the building to the upper floors, original 1908 craftsmanship intact and ready for the next century. The second and third floors open into generous, uninterrupted spaces with large bay windows overlooking Warren Street. From these rooms, the Catskill Mountains fill the western horizon and the light at dusk carries the quality of a sun setting behind the peaks. Salvaged original radiators remain in the building. The upper floors are equally suited as two separate income-generating apartments, a single owner's residence above a ground-floor business, a live-work configuration, or an expansive creative or studio space. The footprint and position make this one of the most compelling development opportunities currently available on Warren Street. The gut renovation creates the opportunity to build all infrastructure from scratch, with full control over every finish, layout, and system. There is currently no electrical, plumbing, or HVAC. The rubber roof is eight years old. Since the fire, the rear of the building has been fully rebuilt: new framing, new windows and a new door, and a new and reinforced foundation. The back lot provides off-street parking and substantial open space, with zoning that allows for a new commercial kitchen, carriage house, additional residential units, a garage, outdoor dining, a garden, or further development. It has city water, electricity and gas. The Bellwether Building has held one of Warren Street's most prominent commercial positions for more than a century, and the block around it is only gaining momentum. Rivertown Lodge, Hudson Diner, and Flowerkraut are immediate neighbors; just steps away, The Crescent Arts Center, an 18,000-square-foot adaptive reuse of the 1916 Crescent Garage, is slated to open in 2027 as a hub for arts, film production, live-work studios, and rooftop events, bringing a major new cultural anchor to this already active stretch of Warren Street. Amtrak service to Penn Station runs from Hudson Station, about ten minutes on foot. The circumstances of this reset are as favorable as they could be: a historic facade fully intact, the rear fully rebuilt, stabilized, and ready for development, and a location whose stature is only growing. For a buyer with a clear vision, the opportunity here is substantial.

744 Warren Street, Hudson

$1,400,000

8 family brownstone, Additional information: Building Size:19x49

8 Beds ⋅ 8 Baths ⋅ L3343327 MLS

8 family brownstone, Additional information: Building Size:19x49

459 W 153 Street, New York (Manhattan)