Historic Dutch Stone House
In Stuyvesant, the house was originally built in 1762 with a Greek Revival wing added in 1848.
In Stuyvesant, the house was originally built in 1762 with a Greek Revival wing added in 1848.
Surrounded by the Hudson River Estuarine Research Reserve in Stuyvesant, this 18th-century Dutch Colonial stone house was built in 1762. It offers three bedrooms and three bathrooms, exposed beams, period hardware and moldings, and wide-board floors throughout. The Nuttenkill, a tidal stream, runs along the rear of the property. Listed at $775,000 by Country Life Real Estate.




