Set in the riverside town of Coxsackie, this thoughtfully restored three-bedroom, two-bath home offers a quintessential Hudson Valley summer—where design, comfort, and nature come together with ease.

Surrounded by established gardens and filled with natural light, the home spans approximately 1,500 square feet and balances historic charm with modern livability: including central AC. The interiors are warm and inviting, with a spacious living room anchored by a projector for relaxed evenings, a dedicated dining room for long, unhurried meals, and a flexible office/den that makes working remotely feel effortless.

At the heart of the home, the eat-in kitchen is both functional and beautiful, featuring a Wolf range and JennAir refrigerator—ideal for everything from morning coffee rituals to sourcing and preparing ingredients from nearby farm stands.

In true Hudson Valley fashion, summer living extends outdoors. A screened porch invites slow mornings and candlelit dinners, while the deck and garden create a private backdrop for gathering, grilling, or simply unwinding.

Upstairs, two generously sized bedrooms with memory foam queen beds offer calm, airy retreats (with the option to convert one into twins), alongside a smaller office/guest room and a studio/laundry space.

The home is fully equipped for a seamless seasonal stay, with a curated mix of books, board games, and outdoor essentials—designed for both quiet afternoons and lively weekends.

Coxsackie itself is one of the Valley’s best-kept secrets: a peaceful Hudson River town with a growing food and arts scene. Walk to the waterfront park, explore nearby hiking trails, or spend your days discovering the surrounding towns—just 22 minutes to Hudson, 30 minutes to Albany, and 2.5 hours from NYC.

Whether you're drawn by farm-to-table dining, antique hunting, gallery hopping, or simply a slower pace, this is a place to settle in and experience summer in the Hudson Valley at its best.

About This Lister

I am the owner/landlord and work as a psychotherapist in the Hudson Valley.