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$565,000

3 Bed · 3 Bath · 2,400 Sq. Ft.

The Brickmason Row House is a unique example of the significant late 18th century architectural movements that shaped the Hudson Historic District. The light brick facade and red door provide a classical silhouette to this otherwise modernized home. By adding their unique touch to this historical gem, the owners have created a dwelling that promotes both wellness and creativity.

After entering through the bright red doors, you are welcomed by a period staircase and an inviting parlor with an original fireplace and warm wood floors. The kitchen and dining areas have been opened to encourage social gatherings. The space is flooded with light from the front, back, and side of the house, a unique advantage of the house's location at the end of its row. Past a full bath and the laundry room is the balcony and access to the home's exceptionally expansive backyard. With a blue-stone terrace and landscaping, this backyard is the perfect urban oasis.

The second floor has wide-plank wood floors, tall windows true to their historical style, and plenty of living space. The master suite has a grand walk-in closet and the full bath is bright and clean in its design, with tasteful geometric tiling. Maximizing the use of their home, the owners have transformed the third floor into a live-work space with a studio, bedroom, and screening room.

The Brickmason Row House is perfectly located on a quiet street just one back from Hudson's central Warren Street and the Amtrak train station. Galleries, eateries, and shops are within a short walking distance, and for an escape the Hudson River waterfront is just minutes away. Two hours to New York City and a short drive away from other beloved Hudson Valley towns.

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