Kaabo si Ile Isaac Chapman, ile to ni ita mẹta ti a ṣe pẹlu ẹ bricks ti Queen Anne ti a kọ ni 1885, ati ọkan ninu awọn ami-iyebiye ti a mọ julọ ni Newburgh. Ile naa ni a ṣe nipasẹ Isaac Chapman, olori ilu pataki ti ọrundun 19th ati ọkan ninu awọn aṣeyọri to pọ julọ ni Newburgh, nke ile naa jẹ ami pataki ni iyipada-iṣẹ deede ilu. Ni itọsọna onkọwe olokiki Elkanah Shaw, o yapa lati awọn ile Italianate ti 1870s ati pe o mu ọna tuntun ninu apẹrẹ ẹda. Awọn ilana a lẹwa gbooro lati bo ọrun slate, ati awọn ẹṣọ floriated ti Eastlake n jẹ ọrun ile naa. Išẹ ti o yẹ ti alaye n ṣe aṣoju iṣẹ ọwọ ti o dara julọ ti Queen Anne ni Hudson Valley.

Ile itan yii ti han ninu awọn fiimu ati jara Netflix pataki, ti a ti tunṣe daradara lati pa gbogbo alaye itan, lati ilẹ tile encaustic ti o wa labẹ ãga Syrian ati aṣelọpọ Lincrusta atilẹba si ọrun slate Vermont, nigba ti o n ṣafihan awọn ọna ṣiṣe ode-oni to ni ilọsiwaju gẹgẹbi ibi sise ti a tunṣe, awọn baluwe ti o ni ẹwa pẹlu zellige Moroccan ati tile terra cotta Belgian, awọn pipe tuntun ati imọlẹ, ati itura ti a pin. Ipo oke giga yii mu awọn iwo ṣiṣan igbona ti Hudson River lati awọn verandas meji ti o yika.

Gbe nipasẹ porche ti o feran sinu ile ti iwọn ati imọlẹ alaragba. Ile ti awọn yàrá mẹjọ, 3.5 baluwe ni akọkọ mẹta ni awọn ilẹ mẹta to ni itẹlọrun, kọọkan yàrá ti ni ilọsiwaju nipasẹ awọn àgọ to ga 11-futu. Awọn ferese n fi imọlẹ adayeba kọlu inu ile ni gbogbo ọjọ. Awọn ilẹ igi plank ti iṣaaju n ṣi sisan nipasẹ awọn yàrá ti o gbooro ti a ti fi kún pẹlu awọn ifamọra meji ti n ṣiṣẹ. Iṣẹ ọwọ igi ọpẹ dudu n ṣe apejuwe awọn ilẹkun ati awọn ferese. Awọn ilẹkun apoti ti n ṣiṣẹ so awọn aaye gbigbe pọ. Awọn ferese ti o ni awọ n fa ẹwa ṣẹda awọlẹ kọja awọn odi ati ilẹ, pẹlu ferese elliptical ti o ni amọni igi ninu gable ti o n wo si opopona.

Ile naa ti tunṣe labẹ abojuto Matthew Brimer ati Whitney Frances Falk, awọn alabaṣiṣẹpọ iṣẹda ti a mọ lati ZZ Driggs, Special Address, ati ọpọlọpọ awọn iṣẹ rẹ ti a mẹnuba ni The New York Times, Architectural Digest, ati Vogue. Ibi sise ti a tunṣe ni a ṣe pẹlu iṣẹ ọnà mosaic glass ti o ni itara, pẹlu awọn ohun elo ati awọn ohun ikhọ. Awọn yàrá meji ti a kó tẹlẹ n fa aaye gbigbe pọ, n darapọ pẹlu afara ti a ti pari ni apakan pẹlu awọn igbó tu silẹ. Gbogbo awọn baluwe ti ni agbara itọju ni kikun pẹlu awọn ohun elo ati awọn ifasilẹ ẹwa bi awọn akoko diẹ ẹwa. Awọn imudojuiwọn pẹlu ilẹ ti a tunṣe, awọn pipẹ tuntun, imọlẹ alàgbàra, ati itura radiant ati ti a pin. Ni ita, awọn verandas meji ti o yika pẹlu awọn ọwọn Tuscan ti a fa kò le kó lati abẹ, ti a wọle nipasẹ awọn ferese Savannah ti o n jade ni gbogbo awọn ipele. Igi ilẹ ti a ṣe akọlẹ, ti a le si, n funni ni ibi ọgba ikọkọ pẹlu awọn awọn igi ti o dagba ati ẹnu-ọna ti o ṣii lọ si opopona alafia ti o wa niwaju.

Ile itan yii ti fa ifamọra awọn onkọwe fiimu ati awọn apẹẹrẹ iṣelọpọ, ti n ṣiṣẹ gẹgẹbi abẹlẹ ẹlẹwa fun ọpọlọpọ awọn fiimu ati jara Netflix pataki ti o ni awọn talenti A-list. Ile naa tun jẹ ayanfẹ ni agbaye awoṣe kirẹditi, nipa pipese ina-iya ti o wulẹ ni ẹwu. Ipo ile naa ni oke gigun ti Grand Street pẹlu awọn iwo taara si Hudson River fi ọ ni ọkan ninu awọn agbegbe itan ti o n gbooro ni Newburgh, ni awọn igbesẹ lati awọn ile itaja ati awọn ile ounje ti Liberty Street. Ibi ọkọ ofurufu agbegbe ati ọkọ brugge mejeeji n pese ọna abayo yara si ibudo Metro-North Beacon ni inu diẹ fun irọrun si Manhattan. Eyi jẹ ju ile itan kan lọ. O jẹ ami-iṣere aṣa, ala onkọwe fiimu, ati iṣẹ amọdaju ti iṣagbekale ti a ti tan fun igbesi aye ode-oni.

Welcome to The Isaac Chapman House, a distinguished three-story brick Queen Anne residence built in 1885, and one of Newburgh's most celebrated architectural landmarks. Commissioned by Isaac Chapman, a significant 19th-century civic leader and one of Newburgh’s most successful businessmen, the house marked a pivotal moment in the city's architectural renaissance. Under prominent architect Elkanah Shaw's direction, it broke from the repetitive Italianate townhouses of the 1870s and ushered in a new age of creative design. Elaborate patterns adorn the slate roof, and Eastlake-style floriated carvings line the cornice. The masterful use of detail represents the finest Queen Anne craftsmanship in the Hudson Valley.

Featured in films and a major Netflix series, this historic treasure has been meticulously restored to preserve every historic detail, from the encaustic-tiled entry beneath a Syrian arch and original Lincrusta wainscoting to the Vermont slate roof, while introducing refined contemporary systems including a gut-renovated kitchen, updated bathrooms adorned with Moroccan zellige and Belgian terra cotta tile, new plumbing and lighting, and zoned heating. The elevated hilltop position captures sweeping Hudson River views from the two wraparound verandas.
Step through the recessed porch into a home of exceptional scale and light. The 8-bedroom, 3.5-bath residence spans three gracious floors, each room enhanced by soaring 11-foot ceilings. Windows flood the interiors with natural light throughout the day. Original wide plank hardwood floors flow through generous rooms anchored by two working wood-burning fireplaces. Hand-carved black walnut woodwork frames doorways and windows. Working pocket doors connect living spaces. Stained-glass windows cast colored glows across walls and floors, including an elliptical window with wooden keystone in the street-facing gable.

The house has been restored under the stewardship of Matthew Brimer and Whitney Frances Falk, the acclaimed creative entrepreneurs behind ZZ Driggs, Special Address, and multiple ventures featured in The New York Times, Architectural Digest, and Vogue. The gut-renovated kitchen features a striking custom mosaic glass artwork, with modern appliances and fixtures. Two newly constructed bedrooms expand the living space, joining the partially finished attic with exposed beams. All bathrooms have been fully renovated with luxury fixtures and finishes as strikingly photogenic moments. Updates include refinished flooring, new plumbing, energy-efficient lighting, and radiant and zoned heating. Outside, two wraparound verandas with handpainted Tuscan columns extend from the rear, accessed through walk-out Savannah windows on both levels. The landscaped, fenced backyard offers a private garden retreat with mature plantings and a gate opening to the quiet street beyond.

This historic treasure has captured the imagination of filmmakers and production designers, serving as a stunning backdrop for multiple films and a prominent Netflix series featuring A-list talent. The house is also a favorite in the boutique short-term rental world, offering attractive passive income momentum. The home's hilltop position on stately Grand Street with direct views of the Hudson River places you in the heart of Newburgh's ascendant Historic District, steps from Liberty Street's shops and restaurants. The local ferry dock and bridge both offer quick passage to Beacon’s Metro-North station within minutes for easy access to Manhattan. This is more than a historic home. It's a cultural landmark, a filmmaker's dream, and a masterwork of preservation enhanced for modern living. © 2025 OneKey™ MLS, LLC