Stahl-inspired Steel Shelter in Hudson
A castle in the clouds, right outside the city and above it.
462 Mount Merino Road is a castle in the clouds, five minutes from Hudson. Built in 2017 and inspired by Pierre Koenig’s famed LA Stahl House, this is a bold contemporary home tucked away on one of Hudson's most famous side roads, right outside the city and above it. (Notably, U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand is a past neighbor.) With walls of steel and glass it sits on 25 acres with wildflower fields and mountain views. A western-facing pool and hot tub are perfectly positioned for incredible sunsets.
Inside, two large bedroom suites anchor either end of the house, framing a light-filled great room. A double-sided wood-burning fireplace adds warmth and intimacy in an expansive space with an open kitchen, concrete floors, and an overall sleek aesthetic, with bright white ceilings and blonde beams to reflect the ample light.
The location is truly rare. It's a short drive to the Rip Van Winkle Bridge that connects Columbia and Greene counties, as well as into Hudson proper, which is a playground of restaurants, shopping, and culture, with an Amtrak station.
462 Mount Merino Road is listed at $2,450,000 by Annabel Taylor at Four Seasons Sotheby's International Realty.
