The Seth Macy House, built in the Palladian style in 1802, is just steps to Hudson's restaurants, shops, and entertainment. The exterior showcases beautiful symmetry enhanced by its setting of magical gardens and established perennial beds. The main floor has a pair of two-story rear wings; one holds the kitchen with floor-to-ceiling, south-facing windows and the other is an art studio. There are original marble steps, large high-ceilinged parlors with their original fireplaces, double staircases, four large bedrooms (two ensuite), and a light-filled great room. A three-car garage and potting sheds complete the property. Listed for $1.25 million by HOUSE Hudson Valley. 

Exterior
Parlor
Library with views of the courtyard
Kitchen
Backyard with gardens

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Rachel Louchen