337-339 Union Street

We like to imagine that every historic home has a story worth telling. Some have been cherished by the same family for generations. Others have served as way stations for several families while they pass brief lifetimes on our planet. What draws us to these older homes isn't perfection. It's character. It's the craftsmanship. It's the sepia-tinted pages of history, written in the walls and floors. Every old house reminds us of the lives that came before us. The story at 339 Union started 180 years ago, in 1845. Today, it's ready for its next chapter. Returned to its original condition, 339 Union, also known as the John Overhiser House, stands proudly again, and presents a rare opportunity to own a fully transformed piece of Hudson history. Located in the heart of the city's coveted downtown, the home has undergone a top-to-bottom renovation, with every major system overhauled. The home's architectural character not just preserved, but elevated. Imagine lazy afternoons in your own personal oasis, insulated from the world, while the best of Hudson--the art scene, farm-to-table restaurants, great coffee, and shopping--sits just steps from your door. This is the rare home that gives you both a serene sanctuary and the heartbeat of one of the Hudson Valley's most beloved destinations, at the same time. A weekend retreat. A summer escape. A winter getaway. Your own peaceful corner of a place many are clamoring to discover. 339 Union is move-in ready and turn-key. Three bedrooms, two and a half baths with a newly created en suite primary, a unique architectural presence, and rare attention to detail. Built in 1845 and finished for today; you can write the next chapter in the life of this historic home.