320 Allen Street

Historic Circa 1870 Italianate Brick Brownstone Step into history with this stately brick Brownstone, majestically positioned on one of Hudson's most prestigious tree-lined blocks. The historic home, built circa 1870, was formerly the residence of Joshua T Waterman, the four-term Mayor of Hudson in the 1850's, and exemplifies the grandeur of Italianate-era architecture while offering modern luxury throughout its thoughtfully restored interiors. This distinguished residence welcomes you with a grand front porch, perfect for enjoying views of the neighborhood's other magnificent homes. Inside, discover large rooms with soaring ceilings, exposed brick and beams, and exquisite period molding that showcase the home's architectural heritage. The seamless flow from room to room creates an ideal environment for both intimate living and elegant entertaining, while abundant natural light pours through oversized windows. The heart of the home features a chef's kitchen equipped with professional-grade amenities including a 48'' DCS stove and Sub-Zero refrigerator, complemented by a large kitchen island perfect for culinary adventures and casual dining. Five bedrooms are thoughtfully arranged across the home's three floors, with two generous bedrooms on the second floor and three additional rooms offering flexibility for a home office, den, or guest quarters. The residence is completed by 2 half and 2 full beautifully appointed bathrooms. The outdoor spaces are equally impressive, featuring a stylish landscaped and fenced yard with bluestone dining and lounging areas - an ideal setting for al fresco entertaining or quiet relaxation. Located just blocks from the vibrant Warren Street shopping and dining district and convenient Amtrak service, this remarkable home offers the perfect blend of historic charm, modern living, and the Hudson Valley lifestyle. A rare opportunity to own a piece of Hudson's architectural legacy.