This Charming Hudson Valley Farmhouse Dating Back to 1810 Seeks $995K
Location: 52 Lotta Lane, Hudson, New York
Price: $995,000
Year Built: 1810
Footprint: 2,588 square feet (three bedrooms, one-and-a-half baths)
Lot Size: 1.2 acres
From the Agent: "At the end of a quiet country road sits this classic 1880s center hall colonial farmhouse, reimagined. Enter through enormous, original walnut french doors, stripped and restored, into a large entryway with high ceilings and light-filled public rooms on either side. Here, you’ll find gorgeous period details such as original moldings, ceiling medallions, mantles, and wide-plank floors, as these rooms were designed to welcome and impress the guests of the original owners. Modern updates have been added by the current owner/designer, such as a gas fireplace, mother-of-pearl and brass switch plates, and an extensive collections of designer, vintage, and Art Deco lighting."
A long, winding driveway leads to the two-story farmhouse, set on a spacious 1.2-acre lot.
The dining area features original molding, wide-plank floors, and a decorative mantle.
The living area is dressed in a calming, neutral palette. The ornate ceiling medallion is one of the home’s many preserved details.
A wood-paneled laundry area sits tucked away in the back, near a remodeled half bath.
A full bath located on the upper level features an original tin ceiling, a carved marble sink, a large walk-in shower, and a soaking tub.
52 Lotta Lane in Hudson, New York, is currently listed for $995,000 by Annabel Taylor of Sotheby's International Realty.
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