Postavljen visoko na brdu u najvećem povijesnom okrugu New Yorka, ova četverokatnica iz 1850-ih otvara se prema neometanim pogledima na rijeku Hudson i okolne planine. Svjetlost ulazi iz svih kutova, stapajući promjenjivi krajolik s arhitekturom.

Unutrašnjost, s restauriranim povijesnim prozorima, originalnim drvenim elementima, visokim stropovima i četiri kamina, učvršćuje kuću u njenim korijenima iz 19. stoljeća. Renovacija utjelovljuje rijetku ravnotežu tradicionalnog karaktera i minimalističkog suzdržavanja. Povijesne značajke sačuvane su s pažnjom, dok je svaki novi zahvat promišljen, sveden i namjeran.

Kuhinja, ponovno zamišljena za modernog kuhara s po mjeri izrađenim namještajem i skrivenim aparatima, kombinira funkciju s sofisticiranošću. Dom nudi tri spavaće sobe i dvije kupaonice, uz fleksibilnost i mogućnost rasta: završeni vrtni nivo s izravnim pristupom vanjskom prostoru koji se može ponovno zamisliti kao vlastita jedinica, te prostrano potkrovlje s postavljenom vodovodnom i električnom instalacijom—nudeći platno za glavnu suite, kreativni studio ili ured. Iskoristite povijesne porezne olakšice dostupne za buduće projekte renoviranja/restauracije.

Prostrana terasa širi glavni životni prostor prema van, suspendirana iznad rijeke i doline, dok privatni prostori pružaju i utočište i mogućnost. Minuta od obale Newburgha, Beaconove stanice Metro-North i kulturnih i prirodnih znamenitosti doline Hudson, nekretnina uravnotežuje osamljenost s povezanošću.

S porijeklom povezanim s Calvertom Vauxom, suautorem Central Parka, ova rezidencija utjelovljuje rijetku konvergenciju povijesti i suzdržanosti—arhitektonsko nasljeđe preoblikovano za moderni život.

Set high on a hillside in New York State's largest historic district, this four-story 1850s residence opens to uninterrupted views of the Hudson River and surrounding mountains. Light enters from every angle, folding the shifting landscape into the architecture itself.

Inside, restored period windows, original millwork, high ceilings, and four fireplaces anchor the house in its 19th-century origins. The renovation embodies a rare balance of traditional character and minimalist restraint. Historic features are preserved with care, while each new intervention is thoughtful, pared-back, and deliberate.

The kitchen, reimagined for the modern chef with bespoke cabinetry and hidden appliances, combines function with refinement. The home offers three bedrooms and two baths, along with flexibility and growth: a finished garden level with direct outdoor access that could be reimagined as its own unit, and an expansive attic with plumbing and electrical in place—offering a canvas for a primary suite, creative studio, or office. Take advantage of Historic Tax Credits available for future renovation/restoration projects.

An expansive deck extends the main living space outward, suspended above river and valley, while private grounds provide both sanctuary and possibility. Minutes from Newburgh’s riverfront, Beacon’s Metro-North station, and the cultural and natural landmarks of the Hudson Valley, the property balances seclusion with connection.

With provenance linked to Calvert Vaux, co-designer of Central Park, this residence embodies a rare convergence of history and restraint—an architectural legacy recast for modern living. © 2025 OneKey™ MLS, LLC