A Triple-Lot Compound. Hudson, NY.
A garden, behind three doors.
516-518 State Street, Hudson, New York
$1,395,000
9
Beds
5
Baths
4,032
Sq Ft
A Triple-Lot Compound. Hudson, NY.
516-518 State Street, Hudson, New York
$1,395,000
9
Beds
5
Baths
4,032
Sq Ft
At A Glance
Three attached 1910 townhomes on a triple lot, two blocks east of Warren Street. Each unit holds a kitchen and three bedrooms. The facade was restored last year. The garden is shared.
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Type
Multi-Family Townhouse
Style
Federal, 1910
Parking
Reserved, Rear
Utilities
Separate Per Unit
HOA
None
Status
Active
The Compound
A kitchen, kept honest.
Wood-block counters. Open shelves. Tall windows facing the rear lot. One of three kitchens in the compound.
Nine bedrooms, three houses.
Three bedrooms per townhome. Period mouldings preserved. Each unit lives like a complete Hudson row house.
Three doors, one address.
A 1910 Federal facade returned to its original paint discipline. Three blue doors, three party-wall townhomes, one continuous brick run on State Street.
A Note From 1910
Hudson, before it became Hudson again.
When this row was built, Warren Street was a working road and State Street was its quiet sibling. The building outlasted both the silence and the rediscovery.
The plan, as drawn.
Two stories. Fifty feet wide, twenty-eight feet deep. Three mirrored townhomes joined at party walls.
To Schedule A Walkthrough
All three doors. One conversation away.
A full walkthrough of 516, 517, and 518 takes about thirty minutes. Showings are routed through the listing team at the form below.
A note on the property
“Truly a unique property within the prominent city of Hudson.”
From the Listing
The Property
Three attached townhomes on a triple lot, two short blocks east of Warren Street. The facade, recently restored, holds its original Federal entablature and three painted entry doors. Inside, each townhome carries a kitchen, three bedrooms, and the kind of wide-plank floor that took a century to earn its character.
The interiors were renovated room by room. Modern systems, original mouldings. The two garden-level spaces connect, which has been used variously as media room, guest quarters, and quiet storage. Above grade, the rooms read as period; below grade, the building works.
Behind the row sits a private rear garden, fenced and treed, with reserved parking at the gate. It is the kind of yard that buyers in Hudson assume no longer exists at this distance from Warren. It does.
The property offers separate utilities per unit and a documented short-term-rental history. The use case is open: a multi-unit investment, a live-in income property, an extended family compound, or a future conversion. Buyers who know Hudson will recognize the address.
The Lot
Triple-Wide, Treed
Three contiguous parcels held under one deed, with shared rear garden and gated parking access.
The Facade
Recently Restored
Federal-era entablature, dentil moulding, and trim work brought back to standing condition in the last cycle of work.
The Use
Open To Interpretation
Three independent rental units today. A live-in plus two rentals tomorrow. A condo conversion or single-family combination later.
The Walk
Two blocks from Warren. Five minutes to the platform.
2 blocks
Warren Street
3 min
The Maker Hotel
4 min
Pocketbook Factory
5 min
Amtrak Station
What Makes It Singular
Hudson has plenty of nineteenth-century row houses. It has very few that come as three. Each numbered item below is the kind of thing your inspector and your broker will both flag as uncommon.
01
A Triple-Lot Compound
Three contiguous parcels held under one deed. The kind of footprint downtown Hudson stopped producing more than a hundred years ago.
02
Three Attached Townhomes
Each townhome has its own front door, kitchen, three bedrooms, and stairs. Same building, three independent floor plans.
03
Separate Utilities
Each unit metered independently. Rentals operate cleanly, accounting is straightforward, and tenants pay their own bills.
04
A Restored Facade
The 1910 entablature, cornice work, and entry surrounds were brought back to standing condition in the most recent restoration cycle.
05
A Private Rear Garden
Fenced. Treed. Big enough for a long table. With a reserved parking pad at the gate. Unusual within walking range of Warren.
06
Documented Rental History
A track record of short-term rental performance is available on request. The property already operates as income.
A Quiet Estimate
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$279,000
Estimated Monthly
$7,051
Principal and interest only. Taxes, insurance, and HOA are not included. Estimate is for planning, not a quote.
The Block
Two blocks east of Warren Street, the spine of Hudson's restaurant, gallery, and antiques row. The Maker Hotel, Lil' Deb's Oasis, and the Pocketbook Factory are all within a short walk.
The Amtrak Hudson station is five minutes by car or fifteen on foot. New York Penn Station is one direct ride. Albany is thirty miles north.
State Street itself sits one row off the commercial corridor, which means quiet at night but everything within reach by day. Buyers who know the city know this seam.
Warren Street
2 blocks
The Maker Hotel
4 minutes
Amtrak Hudson
15 min walk
NYC Penn
One ride
A Private Showing
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