Home Details for 333 County Road 9

Set back on 4.5 rolling acres just 15 minutes from Hudson, this beautifully preserved 1870s farmhouse pairs 19th-century character with the kind of light, layout, and land that's increasingly hard to find. A wraparound porch trimmed in hand-carved gingerbread brackets and delicate scrollwork sets the tone before you even reach the front door — the kind of detail that speaks to the home's Second Empire-era craftsmanship, still intact after 150-plus years. Inside, wide-plank pine floors run through sun-filled common rooms with soaring ceilings and original moldings. A library with a wood-burning fireplace and built-in shelving offers a quiet retreat, while the sunny country kitchen — with open shelving and generous counter space — flows into a vaulted dining room where French doors open onto a brick patio and pergola, made for long dinners outdoors. Upstairs, four bedrooms retain their period charm, including one tucked beneath the eaves with a dormer window framing sweeping views of the surrounding countryside. Two and a half baths round out the floor plan. Outside, mature shade trees frame the wraparound porch and lawn, while the 4.5 acres unfold into open meadow with long, uninterrupted views across the Hudson Valley's rolling hills — the kind of pastoral backdrop that changes with every season. A detached two-car garage adds practical storage and workspace without disturbing the property's historic footprint. Located just 15 minutes from the shops, restaurants, and Amtrak access of Hudson, NY, this is a rare chance to own a piece of Hudson Valley history — move-in ready, full of character, and set on land that feels like it hasn't changed in a century.

• House Interior

  • Eat-in Kitchen
  • Entrance Foyer
  • High Ceilings
  • Pantry

• Water Features

  • Private
  • Well

• Utilities

  • Electricity Connected
  • Propane

• Parking

  • Detached
  • Driveway

• Cooling Information

  • Wall/Window Unit(s)

• Heating Information

  • Oil

• Basement

  • Unfinished