Renovated Riverview Victorian in Stuyvesant
It’s been meticulously updated, and it has all the hallmarks of its Victorian provenance, like a long front porch, big breezy doors, an elegant painted staircase, brick fireplaces, and pretty paneling.
Here’s is a romantic 1880 Victorian at 28 Riverview Street, a historic street lined with similar 19th-century homes that sits right on the Hudson River, with views from almost every room. It’s been meticulously renovated, and it has all the hallmarks of its provenance, like a long front porch, big breezy doors, an elegant painted staircase, brick fireplaces, and pretty paneling.
There’s plenty of curb appeal, and around back is a terraced garden and detached garage that was once an artist’s studio and still retains a wood-burning stove and all-purpose room. Inside, there’s 1600 square feet of space, with wide-plank floors, high ceilings and big breezy double doors onto the back porch from the dining room. On the second floor are three bedrooms, a sitting nook with river views, and lots of stylish wallpaper.
Stuyvesant is a small river town in Columbia County, close to Hudson and Kinderhook. It’s tough to find river-view homes like this for less than $1 million; note that on the map, it’s fairly close to train tracks.
28 Riverview Street is listed for $795,000 by Martin Salerno at The Kinderhook Group, Inc.
