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The Colonnade — without question this is likely the finest example of the classical Greek Revival style of residential architecture still surviving in Hudson.

Completed in 1836 as a summer residence for a prominent New York City family, the house is a veritable primer of proportion and scale. Four ionic columns frame the front veranda and soar upward to a classic entablature successfully announcing its original owner as a person of style and position.

Eleven-foot ceilings, original grain-painted doors, a vast attic of staff rooms and a two-thousand square foot carriage house await a complete and careful restoration.

Not for the faint of heart, this is a project requiring confidence and commitment from a buyer willing to meet the challenge and able to bring this house back to its former glory. Set on a double 50' x 120' lot this property offers great value as an important residence or as a commercial venture. Zoned as mixed use and qualifies under the Opportunity Zone investment program.

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