150 Main Street

c.1880 Expanded Center Hall Colonial in the heart of the Hamlet of Germantown. Once part of the Edmund Rockefeller Estate, the home carries a meaningful connection to one of Germantown's early families and to the layered history that helped shape this hamlet. Set behind a welcoming mudroom, the house opens into a gracious center hall, where original yellow pine wide-plank floors immediately speak to the home's 19th-century origins. Over the course of its life, the house has grown through many additions. That evolution gives the home a wonderful sense of depth and character, creating the feeling of a house that has expanded naturally over generations, adapting as life and the world changed around it. The home honors its age while offering a fresh and comfortable next chapter. The first floor features generous living and dining spaces, a large kitchen, pantry, three-quarter bath, and a flexible room that could serve as a laundry room, small bedroom, or office. The layout is both classic and highly usable, with a natural flow for everyday living, entertaining, or a live/work arrangement. Upstairs, the scale is especially impressive. The large main bedroom offers a true retreat within the home, with plenty of room to breathe. An additional bedroom and a full bathroom complete the second floor. Adding to the property's appeal, 150 Main Street is commercially zoned, creating possibilities beyond a traditional residence. With its Main Street presence, historic nature, and inviting interior spaces, the property could lend itself beautifully to an office, studio, boutique, creative workspace, or live/work concept.(Subject to municipal approvals and buyer verification.) The backyard is framed by mature pine trees, giving the property a quiet sense of depth and privacy while still being right in the center of the hamlet. A new, large paved driveway adds charm and usefulness to the grounds. Perfectly positioned in one of the Hudson Valley's most beloved villages, the home is moments from Palatine Park, Otto's, Nines, local shops, and the school, while also offering easy access to the surrounding region--approximately 10 minutes to Tivoli, 15 minutes to Bard College, 25 minutes to Rhinebeck, 15 minutes to Hudson and Amtrak, and about 2.5 hours to New York City.