A rare offering on one of South Nyack’s most coveted dead-end streets, this beautifully maintained c.1866 center hall Colonial blends historic charm with modern ease and exceptional creative potential. Set on a full acre of park-like grounds—among the largest lots in the neighborhood—the property includes a restored two-story barn with heat and central air, ideal as a studio, workshop or office. Originally oriented toward the Hudson River—back when the river was the road—the home still captures water views from its east-facing rooms. What was once the front porch has been transformed into a generous screened porch overlooking the river, seamlessly connected to the expanded kitchen and family room. It’s an inviting, light-filled space designed for effortless everyday living and entertaining, anchored by a wood-burning fireplace. Upstairs, the home is thoughtfully arranged in two wings. The primary suite occupies the south wing, featuring a dressing area with built-ins, a full bath, and a private balcony with river views and an outdoor shower. The north wing offers additional bedrooms, a newly renovated laundry room with brand-new appliances, and a bonus room with its own balcony. With over 2,000 additional square feet across a finished attic, basement playroom, and the barn, the possibilities here are expansive. Extensive updates by the current owner include upgraded plumbing and electrical systems, energy-efficient windows, central air on the first floor, renovated kitchen and baths, and a split system in the attic. Just moments from the vibrant village of Nyack—with its shops, restaurants, and thriving arts scene—and an easy commute to New York City, this is a home that offers space, history, and inspiration in equal measure.

Eat-in Kitchen