Ibi ti o jẹ ki o jẹ itẹwọgba ni Second Empire Victorian pẹlu awọn iwo ẹlẹwa ti Odò Hudson! Ni ibuso 60 lati NYC, ẹbun iṣẹ-ọnà yii ti ọdun 1884 (ni Iwe Iwe ti Awọn ibi Itan) jẹ atilẹba gẹgẹ bi o ti wa, ṣugbọn o ni awọn imudojuiwọn onírẹlẹ ti o jẹ ki o jẹ itẹlọrun lati gbe inu rẹ loni. Boya o n gbe awọn iwo ti Odò Hudson, awọn ile itan ti o wa ni ayika, tabi awọn alaye itan ti o ni itan inu ile, iṣe kan wa nibikibi ti o wo. O ti ṣe apẹrẹ nipasẹ onimọ-ọrọ Elkanah Shaw (ti idile rẹ tun ṣe gbogbo iṣẹ-ọwọ fun ile naa) fun ọkan ninu awọn olori iṣuna Newburgh ni akoko yẹn (wo aworan atokọ ikẹhin) - ati bi Oludari ti ile-iṣẹ Edison Electric Illuminating ni Newburgh, Shaw ṣiṣẹ pẹlu Thomas Edison lati ṣe ina ile naa nigba ti a ti kọ ọ (ẹgbẹrun ọkan ninu awọn ile akọkọ ni agbaye ti a kọ pẹlu itanna). Iye awọn iṣẹ-ṣiṣe jẹ iyanilẹnu ni gbogbo rẹ: iṣẹ plaster ti o gbooro, iṣẹ-ọwọ ti o ga didara ati ti o ni awọn alaye to ga, awọn ogiri biriki ti ibi isalẹ ti n ṣetọju gbogbo awọn ogiri inu ti o wa loke, awọn ipo ọgọrun mẹrin, awọn ina mẹta, awọn ibudo iwaju ati ẹhin ti o lẹwa, ati bẹbẹ lọ. Awọn imudojuiwọn onírẹlẹ pẹlu: ẹrọ itanna 200A, awọn ogiri ode oni, ẹrọ gaasi ode oni, awọn baluwe ati ibi idana ti a ṣe imudojuiwọn ni deede, awọn gutters apoti ti a tun ṣe ati awọn orule EPDM ti o ni membrane (pẹlu coating silicone gray didan), ati awọn ferese tuntun ti o ju 50 lọ ti a fọwọsi nipasẹ onimọ-ọrọ, lati darukọ diẹ. Awọn aaye inu jẹ spacious ṣugbọn tun gbona ati pe o ni itẹwọgba. Ilana floor plan ti agbegbe aringbungbun n pese ṣiṣan ohun ti o ni oye ati itunu, paapaa ni ilẹ 1st - ṣe entretening (paapaa awọn iṣẹlẹ nla) jẹ idunnu. Ni afikun si ibuwọlu akọkọ, pẹlu baluwe rẹ ti o ni kikun ati itẹ-ẹjọ full-room ti o wọle/salaṣọ/yẹyẹ (pẹlu awọn iwo odò), awọn ibuwọlu 8 miiran pẹlu awọn ọwọ lati lo bi o ṣe fẹ. Diẹ ninu wọn ni a lo lọwọlọwọ bi aaye ọfiisi ile, yara media, ati yara idile afikun, ati bẹbẹ lọ. Ibi isalẹ ni apẹrẹ kanna bi ilẹ 1st ati pe o ni ibi-iṣere ti o ni itẹsiwaju. Ilana Idana n pa awọn ohun elo akọkọ rẹ ti ọrundun-iku ati ni awọn ohun elo irin alagbara tuntun, awọn ọwọ pàtó to wọpọ, ati awọn atẹgun ti o ni stairway tirẹ ti o n lọ si yara pantry ni kikun pẹlu firinji keji. PORCH ẸHIN 2-story ati patio/iyanka ẹhin tun dara fun entertainment - tabi kan gbadun ounje lile tabi kọfi owurọ lakoko ti o ngba akoko odò! Ọgba osan tun wa ni ẹhin pẹtétan pẹlu imọlẹ ati awọn jade lati tọju awọn ohun kan ni agbara. Ilana ti o le ni atilẹyin 3 ọkọ ayọkẹlẹ ati ẹya 50A jade fun ọkọ ayọkẹlẹ ipele 2. O rọrun lati rii idi ti ile yii fi han ninu ọpọlọpọ awọn fiimu ati awọn eto tẹlifisiọnu ni ọdun 10 to koja. Beeni ọpọlọpọ awọn ile ilu ti o jọra lati akoko yii ni a fọ (ni akoko iparun ti “ìtunṣe ilu” ti awọn ọdun 1960 si ibẹrẹ 1980) tabi pin silẹ si awọn apẹẹrẹ ni ọpọlọpọ ọdun. Eyi ti ni anfani lati wa ni oluwa-ṣiṣe lati igba ti a kọ ọ, ati pe o ti ye, ni kikun ni ipa. Ko jẹ iṣẹ kekere! O wa ni itiniloju si ọkọ oju irin ilu, ile-ikawe, jijẹ, rira, etikun, awọn papa, ati bẹbẹ lọ. Newburgh jẹ “ibẹru adun” ti ọrundun 19th ati pe o jẹ olokiki fun awọn ile ẹwa rẹ ti ọrundun 19th - eyi ni aye rẹ lati ni ọkan ninu awọn ti o dara julọ ti wọn ti tun wa. Aye iṣẹlẹ pupọ, nitootọ. (ọpọlọpọ alaye itan/ile wa nigbati a ba beere)

Absolutely Stunning Second Empire Victorian with beautiful Hudson River Views! Just 60 miles from NYC, this 1884 architectural treasure (on the National Register of Historic Places) is remarkably original, yet has the modern upgrades that make it a pleasure to live in today. Whether you are enjoying the Hudson River views, the surrounding historic homes, or the historically rich details inside the home, there is beauty to take in everywhere you look. It was designed by architect Elkanah Shaw (whose family also produced all of the millwork for the home) for one of Newburgh's economic leaders of the day (see the last listing photo) - and as director of the Edison Electric Illuminating Company in Newburgh, Shaw worked with Thomas Edison to electrify the home during its construction (one of the very 1st homes in the world to be built with electrification). The quality of construction is strikingly evident throughout: detailed plaster work, high quality & highly-detailed millwork, basement brick walls supporting all interior walls above them, 5 interior staircases, 7 fireplaces, gorgeous front & rear porches, etc. Modern upgrades include: 200A electric system, modern plumbing, modern gas boiler, appropriately updated bathrooms & kitchen, refurbished box gutters & EPDM membrane top roofs (w/light grey silicone coating), & over 50 new double-paned architecturally-approved windows, to name a few. The interior spaces are spacious but still warm & inviting. The central hall floor plan provides a logical and comfortable flow, especially on the 1st floor - making entertaining (even large events) a pleasure. In addition to the primary bedroom suite, with its own full bath and full-room walk-in closet/changing room/laundry (with river views), there are 8 other bedrooms w/closets to use however you wish. Some are currently used as home office space, a media room, and extra family room, etc. The basement is has the same layout as the 1st floor & includes a well-equipped gym. The Kitchen retains its mid-century cabinetry & has new stainless appliances, ample pantry closets, and its own staircase leading to a full pantry room with a 2nd freezer. The 2-story rear porch & rear patio/yard are also great for entertaining - or just enjoying a quiet meal or morning coffee while enjoying the river view! There's also garden shed in the backyard w/lights & outlets to keep things charged. The driveway can support 3 cars & features a 50A outlet for a stage 2 car charger. It's easy to see why this home has appeared in several films and television shows over the past 10yrs. So many similar urban homes from this era were either demolished (during the destructive period of "urban renewal" of the late 1960s to early 1980s) or cut up into apartments over the years. This one managed to remain owner-occupied since its construction, and has survived, fully intact. No small feat! Walkable to mass transit, library, dining, shopping, waterfront, parks, etc. Newburgh was the "taste-making center" of the 19th century and is renowned for its beautiful 19th century homes - this is your chance to own one of the very best of them that still exists. A very rare opportunity, indeed. (more historical/home info available upon request) © 2025 OneKey™ MLS, LLC