33 Broad Street

Down a long, private drive lined with mature maple trees, a remarkable piece of Hudson Valley history awaits. Set within luxurious privacy yet just a pleasant walk from the heart of Kinderhook, this extraordinary antique Dutch Colonial offers the rare combination of architectural authenticity, refined modern comforts, and effortless access to one of the region's most charming villages. Public records date the home to 1840, though references to its origins reaching back to the early 1700s add another layer to its already fascinating history. For those who appreciate early American architecture, homes with this degree of original character are increasingly difficult to find. From the moment you enter through the classic double-hung Dutch door, your foot meets the aged wide-plank floors of the foyer and the feeling is immediate: this is a home with stories to tell. Two grandly proportioned parlors flank the entry, each anchored by an impressive brick fireplace. To the right, the formal living room provides an intimate setting for receiving guests and lingering conversation; to the left, a handsome study offers a quieter retreat. Both spaces have been thoughtfully restored, preserving their original architectural integrity while creating rooms that feel warm, elegant, and entirely livable today. Beyond, a luminous atrium dining corridor draws you toward the informal dining room and breakfast nook, ultimately opening into a spectacular gourmet kitchen. Oversized top-of-the-line appliances, generous custom cabinetry, and another enormous brick fireplace make this the natural gathering place of the house. Framed views extend beyond the kitchen and dining spaces toward a pond and beautifully manicured English-style gardens, bringing the landscape into everyday life. A separate formal dining room just off the kitchen sets the stage for memorable dinners and long evenings with friends and family. Upstairs, five generously proportioned bedrooms each possess their own distinct personality while continuing the architectural language found throughout the home: original details, deep-set windows, aged floors, and the unmistakable sense of permanence that only an antique house can provide. Beautifully designed bathrooms introduce a sophisticated modern counterpoint, including a luxurious steam shower designed for unwinding at the end of the day. Across the property, privately tucked to the side, is an expansive in-ground pool accompanied by a charming two-bedroom, two-bath pool house. Designed as its own private retreat, the guest house allows friends and family to settle in comfortably while the main house remains wonderfully serene. Together, the pool and pool house create an idyllic setting for long summer afternoons, impromptu dinners, and weekends that seem to stretch a little longer than expected. And then there is Kinderhook itself. Just a walk from the property, the village offers a wonderfully curated collection of shops, cafés, restaurants, and a wine bar--places with the sophistication and sense of discovery found in the Hudson Valley's better-known destinations, but without the weekend crowds. It is precisely the kind of place that feels discovered rather than descended upon. A home of extraordinary provenance, privacy, and presence, this is an uncommon opportunity to own a piece of the Hudson Valley's architectural history while enjoying the pleasures of contemporary country living. Historic at heart, beautifully evolved, and perfectly positioned in Kinderhook.