18 Broad Street

In a village known for its rich history and remarkable architecture 18 Broad Street stands proud. For the first time in more than 50 years this brick residence is being offered for sale. Step into the exceptional piece of history that is this property. Built in 1858 in the Italianate style by Peter S. Hoes, a nephew of Martin Van Buren, the eighth POTUS, the 2 story home sits comfortably among the neighboring mansions on 4 picturesque acres. The large lot offers many possibilities - gardens and outdoor entertaining. A horseshoe drive leads to the front door. Upon entering you will be awed by rich architectural elements, including 9 fireplaces (eight of which feature stone mantles),12' ceilings, a gilded pier mirror, four over four floor to ceiling windows, richly carved woodwork and plaster detailing, a graceful staircase anchored by a newel post complete with its coin, tin ceilings and more. This very livable home has a formal sitting room, library, dining room, sunroom, three quarter bath, rocking chair porch, eat in kitchen kitchen and laundry/mudroom on the first floor. Four bedrooms one with an en suite, an office or fifth bedroom and another full bath complete the second floor. There is also a walk up attic which is a possibility for more living space. The home stands as a testament to refined craftsmanship and enduring design. The two classic red barns on the property act as garage and artist studio, work shop or possible home office space. Each barn also has a two bedroom apartment on the second floor for guests, extended family or income potential. The north apartment has a fireplace. It is short walk to a world famous art gallery, restaurants, retail shops, the library, ice cream shops, historic churches, a garden center, a seasonal farmers' market, a playground, the post office, the Kinderhook Creek for swimming and fishing and the Columbia County Historical Society. It is a short drive to Albany and the Capital District, the Albany International Airport or the Amtrak train station in nearby Hudson. Hospitals, doctors' offices grocery stores and more are also nearby. You can drive to either Boston or NYC in less than 3 hours. Kinderhook is in the Ichabod Crane School District. This is a unique opportunity to become a part of present and future history while enjoying life in one of the most desirable counties and villages in upstate New York.