$925,000

Set along one of Hudson's most beloved streets, this early 1800s home has been thoughtfully reimagined into a warm, design-forward space where historic character and modern updates live comfortably side by side. With three bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths, the layout strikes that balance between open and defined, giving you space to gather and space to breathe. The main level unfolds into a light-filled living area, where original wide plank wood floors run underfoot and oversized windows pull in soft, natural light throughout the day. It's the kind of room that shifts with you, morning coffee by the windows, a slow afternoon with a book, a cozy evening with friends. Toward the back, the home opens into a dining area that feels both functional and inviting, anchored by a built-in banquette that quietly steals the show, making hosting feel effortless. Just beyond, the kitchen is clean and practical, with stainless appliances and an easy connection to the rest of the space. The entryway is framed by a curved staircase and simple architectural lines that nod to the home's history, while updates like recessed lighting, smart systems, and efficient split units for heating and cooling bring a sense of ease to everyday living. Outside, the manageable lot offers just enough room to enjoy without adding work to your weekend, with an outdoor bar, seating areas, and raised garden beds, along with off-street parking for two cars, always a quiet luxury in Hudson. Originally configured as a multifamily, the home now lives as a single-family residence, with a layout that still offers a bit of flexibility depending on how you want to use it, full-time, weekend escape, or something in between. Just over two hours from the GWB and moments from Hudson's restaurants, galleries, the Amtrak station, and some of its most loved spots, including the Pocketbook Factory, Basilica Hudson, and iconic Warren Street, this is Hudson proper, exactly how it's meant to be.