4317 NY 23, Hudson, NY 12534

Mountain views, historic charm, hiking trails and 100 private acres, just minutes to everything Hudson....what's not to love. Say hello to your new Hudson Valley venture. As you pull up the winding tree-lined drive its like entering another world; serene and welcoming. The grand estate slowly comes into view. A stately Manor house sits on a lush hilltop, a three bedroom cottage nestled along the way and a 5,600 sf multipurpose barn adds to the appeal. Originally built for the friend of famed Hudson River artist Frederic Church, this gracious Eastlake Victorian, illustrates the streamlined beauty of clean lines and good bones. Stroll through her light-filled rooms to discover this spacious Manor house has been thoughtfully transformed into a 7 Bedroom, 8 Bathroom hospitality venue. An elegant wraparound veranda, seven fireplaces, period turret, and original architectural details have been preserved with a host of upgrades suited for this century. Nestled in the heart of the Hudson Valley, which offers four season fun, peace and tranquility, this prime location takes advantage of all the region has to offer. This pin point perfect location is easily accessible by train, plane and automobile. The property is equally suited for a multi-generational family compound or commercial venture, with endless possibilities that include: a wedding venue, art center, wellness retreat, tiny homes and residential development, just to name a few. Currently established as a hospitality venue with ADA compliance, required safety features and without restrictive zoning, this property offers extraordinary flexibility with potential for growth. Travel and Leisure recently featured a photo of this property to showcase the amazing Catskill Mountain views of Hudson, stating,''According to the travel experts we spoke to, there's no better spot for a breezy getaway than Hudson, New York.'' www.travelandleisure.com/travel-experts-picked-favorite-nyc-getawayhudson-11795774 More than just another listed property - it's a rare opportunity to own a piece of Hudson Valley history with unlimited potential for your future.