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HC Turner Building - Historic Hudson (Sleeps 10)

Hudson, New York, United States

Summary:brWelcome to HC Turner Building—a 5-bed, 4 full/2 half-bath historic home on Warren Street in Hudson and sleeping up to 10 guests! Just 2.5 hours from NYC and a stroll from the Amtrak station. brbrBoasting 6,000 sq.ft of contemporary living spaces featuring a chef's kitchen, multiple sitting areas, a library, and kid-friendly roomsbrbrExplore Hudson's vibrant heart with Warren Street's attractions at your doorstep - No car needed! brbrNearby towns like Catskill & Hunter are also just a short drive away.brbrThe Space:brHC Turner Building, using its original name as a tribute to the buildings rich history, has been meticulously redesigned. This renovated 5-bedroom, 4 full and 2 half bathroom townhome spans over 6,000 square feet across three levels, offering an unparalleled blend of contemporary living with authentic design.brbrAscend the first flight of stairs to the second level, where a bright and spacious dining area greets you, accompanied by a convenient secondary kitchenette, a small games area and a cozy seating space. Natural light bathes each room through large picture windows, framing captivating views of Warren Street. To one side, a carpeted children's playroom provides a delightful space to ensure the little ones are entertained. To the other end, a beautiful study offers an intimate sitting area and a convenient workstation, ideal for both relaxation and productivity.brCompleting this level are two well-appointed guest bedrooms with king-sized beds, offering comfort and style to your guests.brbrAscending to the next level, a fully equipped chef's kitchen awaits, accompanied by a dining area and a large, inviting seating area with a top-of-the-line TV projector for amazing movie nights. Wooden floors and ceilings and the exposed brick wall add warmth and character to this space. The large primary suite is on this level and features a king bed, TV and an ensuite bathroom with a separate tub and standing shower. Another bedroom on this level offers 2 full beds in bunk style, perfect for accommodating young ones.brbrFrom the second floor, proceed down the flight of stairs and find a uniquely designed fifth guest bedroom—a private suite adorned with enchanting wallpaper, exposed brick wall and soothing deep green tones. Offering added seclusion, the full bathroom boasts a bathtub and shower combo. A spiraling staircase takes you to a cozy lounge loft area with a seating area and a twin bed. There is another twin bed in storage that can be set up here for additional guests. This room is thoughtfully equipped with a small crib, changing table and rocking chair, perfectly catering to those traveling with a baby. brbrThroughout the home, large rooms adorned with exposed brick and natural wood finishes create a captivating backdrop for the carefully curated decor and furniture. The result is an exceptionally beautiful and inviting home right in the heart of Hudson. The location is unrivaled, with Warren Street at your doorstep, offering easy access to the vibrant energy, diverse dining options, and unique shopping experiences that define Hudson's charm.brbrIndulge in the perfect blend of contemporary living and beautiful home design, where every detail has been thoughtfully crafted to provide a home that is as stylish as it is welcoming.brbrThe Neighborhood:brWelcome to the charming neighborhood of Warren Street in Hudson, New York. This historic thoroughfare boasts a lively atmosphere with a unique blend of shops, galleries, and eateries. In summer, explore the vibrant farmer's market, showcasing local produce and crafts. Stroll along Warren Street's cobblestone sidewalks, indulging in boutique shopping and art galleries. For a taste of Hudson's rich history, visit the Hudson Opera House or take a historic walking tour.brbrAs winter blankets the town, Warren Street transforms into a cozy winter wonderland. Warm up in quaint cafes and restaurants offering seasonal delights. Embrace the festive spirit with holiday markets and events. Don't miss the Winter Walk, a magical celebration with twinkling lights, live music, and a cheerful atmosphere.brbrGetting Around:brHC Turner Building is about 2.5 hours from New York and easily accessible by train via Amtrak. Once in Hudson, navigating the charming town is best done by foot, allowing exploration of its historic streets, shops, and attractions with ease.brbrIf guests are driving in the winter, we recommend a car with four-wheel drive that can handle the snow and gravel roads.brbrOther Things to Note:br* No parties, events or retreats allowed. The total number of guests must not exceed the number of overnight occupants, with a maximum occupancy of 11 people at all times.
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Tranquil country home on a quiet acre, 8 mins from the center of Hudson

Hudson, New York, United States

Feel like you're getting a true country experience while less than 10 minutes away from the heart of Hudson! Our family home is at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac with over an acre of land in the heart of the Hudson Valley. Steps away from an apple orchard and surrounded by pick-your-own farms, it is perfect for a family get-away. Eight minutes from the heart of Warren Street in Hudson, easy access to Amtrak, and a quick drive to nearby towns like Germantown, Tivoli, Red Hook, and Rhinebeck. Olana is three minutes away. brbrThe master bedroom has a king size bed and an en-suite bathroom, and the guest bedroom has a queen size bed with a second bathroom down the hall. The third bedroom is a nursery, with a crib available for an infant. There is an office, where it's possible for us to set up an additional cot. There is a pull-out sofa downstairs in the library. The house comfortably sleeps five adults, six with the cot. Downstairs there is a large living space with a gas fireplace, a cozy study, an eat-in kitchen with state of the art appliances, and a beautiful screened-in porch overlooking the large lawn.brbrQuiet, peaceful, and with plenty of space to relax, our house is the perfect getaway for anyone looking to experience the astounding natural beauty of the Hudson Valley. Our closest town is Hudson, which is filled with amazing antique and vintage stores, delicious restaurants and breweries, and great bars and cafes. We're also only minutes away from the Catskill mountains, where there are plenty of places to hike and ski!brbrPlease note that this is our home, and some closets/drawers will be off-limits to guests. We also have a cat; she travels with us, and the house is cleaned thoroughly before every guest arrives, but guests with severe allergies should be aware.
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Apartment In Historic 1785 Thomas Jenkins House

Hudson, New York, United States

Although this is a new listing on VRBO ,we are not strangers to renting and managing apartments. We have rented this and two other apartments in the building on long term leases since 2007. This apartment is very bright thanks to 3 large windows facing the street and 4 windows on the side facing the garden which is a rarity on Warren Street.brThe apartment offers a complete kitchen including a large oven, dishwasher, microwave and all the necessary utensils to prepare breakfast,lunch and diner should you decide to eat in. The kitchen island offers seating for two and the dining table seats 6 adult comfortably.br brThe large bedroom offers a king size bed, flat screen tv and plenty of storage .brThis apartment is perfectly suited for the business traveler or a vacation stay in Hudson .brMy family and I live in the ground floor apartment and assure you that we will answer and address any questions or issues promptly.brbrA bit of history:brbrThis grand Federal style house at 216-220 Warren Street was originally built, probably in the last decade of the 18th century, for Thomas Jenkins, who is believed to have been the richest of the original Proprietors. It was Thomas who, with his brother Seth, set out from Nantucket in 1783 to find a safe harbor for their vessels and those of other seafaring men from New England and found and purchased Claverack Landing. Tradition has it that, in the good Quaker community that was early Hudson, Thomas Jenkins was considered to be 'somewhat aristocratic' and was roundly criticized for the ostentation of his palatial home.brbrIn her Colonial Restoration and Old Upper Hudson Walking Tours, first published in 1984, Mrs. Granvil Hills tells us that 'the house was later divided into 2 dwellings.' It is definitely two dwellings today, but it is not entirely clear when the division happened. In 1848, more than half a century after it was built, the house became a school for young ladies. What Anna Bradbury has to say about the school in her History of the City of Hudson suggests that it had already been divided at that point.brIn 1848 the Misses Peake established a 'Young Ladies Seminary,' that for more than thirty years attracted the patronage of the best people of the city and vicinity. It was located at Number 216 Warren street with a fine schoolroom in the adjoining dwelling. Miss Elizabeth Peake, the head of the institution, was a person of superior mind and culture, and was the author of two very excellent books, one 'Pen Pictures of Europe,' and the other a 'History of the German Emperors,' which necessitated research in the great libraries of Germany, and exhibited great ability.brIn 1881, George Power, who owned the New York and Hudson Steamboat Company, the Hudson and Athens Ferry, and the Hudson and Catskill Ferry,This grand Federal style house at 216-220 Warren Street was originally built, probably in the last decade of the 18th century, for Thomas Jenkins, who is believed to have been the richest of the original Proprietors. It was Thomas who, with his brother Seth, set out from Nantucket in 1783 to find a safe harbor for their vessels and those of other seafaring men from New England and found and purchased Claverack Landing. Tradition has it that, in the good Quaker community that was early Hudson, Thomas Jenkins was considered to be 'somewhat aristocratic' and was roundly criticized for the ostentation of his palatial home. brbrIn her Colonial Restoration and Old Upper Hudson Walking Tours, first published in 1984, Mrs. Granvil Hills tells us that 'the house was later divided into 2 dwellings.' It is definitely two dwellings today, but it is not entirely clear when the division happened. In 1848, more than half a century after it was built, the house became a school for young ladies. What Anna Bradbury has to say about the school in her History of the City of Hudson suggests that it had already been divided at that point. brIn 1848 the Misses Peake established a 'Young Ladies Seminary,' that for more than thirty years attracted the patronage of the best people of the city and vicinity. It was located at Number 216 Warren street with a fine schoolroom in the adjoining dwelling. Miss Elizabeth Peake, the head of the institution, was a person of superior mind and culture, and was the author of two very excellent books, one 'Pen Pictures of Europe,' and the other a 'History of the German Emperors,' which necessitated research in the great libraries of Germany, and exhibited great ability.brIn 1881, George Power, who owned the New York and Hudson Steamboat Company, the Hudson and Athens Ferry, and the Hudson and Catskill Ferry, moved from 400 State Street, where he had lived since 1865, to this house. Power was probably, in his time, one of the richest men in Hudson, and, according to the 1880 census, his household consisted of six adults besides himself--his wife, Adeline; four grown children, Emily (40), Ada (24), Kate (22), and Frank (18); and his widowed sister Mary Gaul--so it's hard to imagine that he would move from a building of such considerable size to half a house on Warren Street. brbrPower seemed to have had a curious penchant--perhaps because there were so many women in his household--for living in buildings that had been occupied by schools for young women. Before he bought 400 State Street and made it his home, the building had been the Reverend J. B. Hague's Hudson Female Academy, and he moved to this house on Warren Street soon after it ceased being the Misses Peake's Young Ladies Seminary. brbrIn 1894, all or part of 216-220 Warren Street became the Howard Hotel, and so it remained until 1944. brbrbr brbrbrSome time after the Howard Hotel closed in 1944, the building where Savoia is now located was added, and a bar opened there named for Hudson's most notorious home-based industry. brbrThe building that started out as the grandest house in Hudson went through hard times in the 1980s and 1990s, but today, at more than two hundred years of age, it survives and thrives, although clearly as two separate and distinct parts. brbrbrbrbrbr
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Luxury Spa Retreat with Sauna, Hot Tub & Swimming Pool in the Heart of Hudson

Hudson, New York, United States

Welcome to Palazzo Hudson! brbrThe only private vacation home in the town of Hudson with a chef's kitchen, in-ground pool, deluxe sauna, cedar hot tub & the Blue Library-Lounge Barn. A home for all seasons, you'll experience inspiration and relaxation in the warm and whimsical spaces of our unique light-filled home's art, books, music, luxury spa features, outdoor patios, deck, and gardens. A quick stroll to restaurants, bars, cafes, and shops of Warren Street and the Upper Depot District.brbrTHE PERFECT HOME FOR ALL SEASONSbrPalazzo Hudson is a beautifully restored, turn-of-the-century townhouse full of artistic and bohemian country charm. It features a private entrance and is perfect for short or long stays for up to 8 people. Couples, friends, and families all equally love our home. The rental includes private access to the sauna, hot tub, and a seasonally opened in-ground heated swimming pool in a private fenced garden with patios and terraces.brImmerse yourself in the unique town of Hudson, full of artists, creatives, and artisans where you can visit the best galleries, antique/vintage/artisan shops or relax in its great cafes, bars, and restaurants, of the Upper Depot District and Warren Street, a quick stroll away. Take inspiration from the unique architectural heritage of the town and enjoy amazing views of the Catskill mountains that inspired so many artists in the past and continue to do so today.brbrINSIDEbrKitchen: The chef's kitchen features a cozy farm table that can seat up to six people, a porcelain sink, a large refrigerator with a freezer and ice maker, a gas range with oven and broiler. I provide the necessities for cocktail-making, including a shaker, strainer, and champagne buckets. I love coffee and provide five ways to make coffee and espresso! I also stock various herbs and spices and essential sundries for cooking. I provide special seasonal treats on your arrival, like fresh pastries and bread from our best local bakers, Hudson's Harney and Sons Teas, organic milk, cage-free eggs, yogurt, butter, and juice. We keep our honor bar stocked with bubbles and other options.brBedroom One: The Blue SuitebrQueen bed with Les Indiennes bedcover and pillow shams, Lacoste percale sheetsbrCanopy bed with linen drapesbrVanity table/work deskbrEn-suite bathroom with Spanish-tiled shower, marble floor, and rain shower headbrPedestal sink and toiletbrBeekman shampoo, soap, conditioner, Makeup remover, washcloths, large cotton waffle towels, and hand towelsbrHairdryerbrTwo luxury bathrobesbrHangers, bathrobe hooksbrSuitcase rackbrExtra BlanketsbrTransporting view of the side of the 18th-century stone house next doorbrbrBedroom Two: The Corset QueenbrQueen bed with designer toile headboardbrLes Indiennes bedcover and pillow shams, Lacoste percale sheetsbrCloset with hangers, bathrobe hooks, and suitcase rackbrTwo luxury bathrobesbrExtra blanketsbrTransporting view of trees, the 18th-century stone house next door, and other historic homesbrbrBedroom Three: The VineyardbrQueen bed with designer antique wrought-iron grapevine and linen headboardbrLes Indiennes bedcover and shams, Lacoste percale sheetsbrCloset with hangers, suitcase rack, extra blankets, bathrobe hooksbrTwo luxury bathrobesbrTransporting view of trees, the 18th-century stone house next door, and other historic homesbrbrBedroom Four: The Little MagnoliabrFormer sunroom features a Full-size wooden sley bed for twobrLes Indiennes bedcover and pillow shams, Lacoste percale sheetsbrElectric fireplacebrTwo luxury bathrobesbrWindows look out to the grand deck overlooking the gardenbrThis room is a throughway for the deck and backyard and is a little smaller than the others but charming and cozy nonetheless!brbrMain Bathroom: Large Spanish-tiled bathroom with 2 pedestal sinks. Walk-in subway-tiled shower with a marble floor, and rain can shower head and niche with a 17th c. Dutch tile. Les Indiennes shower curtain. Enormous double-slipper, white porcelain claw-foot tub with a chrome shower head and lion’s feet. Beekman shampoo, soap, and conditioner. New York's Bathhouse Bath Bombs and Cupcakes. Makeup remover, makeup washcloths, six large cotton waffle towels and hand towels, lush bath mats, hairdryer, spa shoes in various sizes.brDining Room: The light-filled dining room has bay windows, book libraries, a chandelier, a large Persian carpet, side tables with tabletop lamps, and plants. It features a very large maple dining table, a vase of flowers, a beautiful tablecloth, candles, and historic wooden chairs to seat up to eight people. There is a sound system in the dining room to use with Bluetooth. There is also a concert grand piano with absolutely beautiful sound. brLiving Room: Two Victorian couches with pillows, and two armchairs provide plenty of room to lounge. The wooden floors are covered with an antique carpet, and there are side tables (one filled with playing cards, a tarot deck, and UNO), side lamps, a chandelier, and a cozy gas log fireplace. brEntryway: A large armoire is provided for hanging up coats and clothes. Inside is a portable crib. There is a luggage rack and an umbrella stand.brFurnishings: I've furnished Palazzo Hudson with inspiration and comfort as my top priority. I mixed all of the paints myself, based on the colors of Frederick Church's Olana Mansion. The home features my personal art collection composed of everything from 1800’s Italian portraiture to contemporary art, combined with antiques, elegant furniture, chandeliers, and side lamps. All of the original wood moldings were preserved in the house, and most of the windows feature original centennial glass that creates a unique light as the sun draws across the Hudson Valley sky and drops behind the Catskills.brEntertainment: There are extensive libraries of my personal book collection inside both the house and in the Blue Library Lounge Barn. There's a flat-screen smart TV with Roku. Board games are located in the armoire in the living room. There is a chessboard in the pool house. Card decks are in drawers. There is a historic upright concert grand piano kept well-tuned and ready to play. Musicians love it! Bluetooth stereos are in the house and the backyard/pool area and pool house.brOUTDOORSbrYard: The yard has a tall privacy fence, loungers, an umbrella, nighttime lighting and fragrant flowers, hanging baskets, lush plants, a small vegetable garden, and herbs for cooking. brHot Tub: Custom-built 6-foot Snorkel Cedar Hot Tub made in Seattle. Put on your robes and grab your spa towels! Enjoy the aromatic hot waters of this natural cedar hot tub, with a surround seat and steps for a relaxing soak during the light of day or under the stars or snowflakes. Available year-round, this provides a luxurious private spa experience!brSauna: Custom-built, 6x8 foot cedar and ceramic tile sauna awaits you behind an 1800's door, with a high-end Finnish dry sauna unit and custom cedar benches. The designer mural tiled wall with flowers and birds provides a lovely meditation space for total relax in your private spa experience!brPool: The private luxury in-ground heated salt water pool is open seasonally May-October weather dependent. The patio surround is travertine flagstone and is furnished with teak chaise-longues and lounge chairs in summer. Pool toys and floaters are there for leisure and fun. The pool is 10 by 30 feet and is 3.5- 6.5 feet deep. There are large pool and spa towels in the basement corridor. We provide dishwasher-safe plastic wine and cocktail glasses so you can safely enjoy your refreshments by the pool. This pool is truly magical and has seen so many happy swimmers.brBlue Library-Lounge Barn: The barn features wood floors, French doors, a full-length library bookcase, 25-panel windows, and a Persian carpet to create a perfect relaxing retreat at any time of day or night, for lounging, dancing, yoga, writing, reading or even working out. The Lounge is a good work or creativity space. There are writing desks, a full library of arts and humanities books, as well as cozy niches and a French daybed for lounging. Great sound system with a vinyl record player, records and a disco ball. The room has wifi and is temperature controlled. It features a gas log fireplace with a mantle from the 1850s for extra coziness, as well as a water cooler for your use. This room has a fire hydrant and carbon monoxide sensor for safety.brDeck: The private back deck is 30 feet long and overlooks the pool and backyard, which is filled with flowers and climbing vines in summer under the enormous rustling maple tree. The back deck is perfect for lounging and relaxing on rattan couches with outdoor cushions, enjoying cocktail hour and dining at the table which seats 8. Bird and squirrel watching are an added bonus!brCovered Patio Bar and Outdoor Kitchen: Under the deck is a travertine stone floor patio, with comfortable furniture, antique bar from a boat, bar stools, and lounge chairs. A refrigerator with a freezer and water cooler are just inside so you can stock your favorite beverages or treats. This area is ideal for lounging and relaxing after a spa experience, getting out of the sun, an aperitivo, or riding out a summer storm. There is an excellent 6-burner BBQ with a side table for your use and a charcoal burner for s'mores.brTeleworking: High-speed cable internet WIFI (150+ Mbps)brHeating and Cooling: Heat pumps warm and cool the whole apartment and you control the temperature! brLaundry: The laundry room is available upon request.brParking: Two normal-sized cars can fit in the blacktop driveway, and there is free parking on the street.brPlease read the Palazzo Hudson reviews to hear about what our new and returning guests love about Palazzo Hudson!brbrLEGAL & REGISTERED Our home is duly registered with the City of Hudson as a short term lodging provider. We are authorized to charge, collect and remit the 4% lodging tax on behalf of the city. This tax is included in your reservation. Our 2023 Certificate of Authority license number: 1409
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Agritourism

Blue Hilltop Hudson Farmhouse

Hudson, New York, United States

Our Hudson farmhouse – nestled on 10 acres on a hilltop overlooking the Catskill mountains – is a peaceful retreat, secluded in the countryside yet minutes away from Hudson’s popular restaurants, antique stores and art galleries. Enjoy the Hudson Valley’s hiking trails, orchards and ski slopes, or relax by the pool or in front of the fireplace. The house has been featured in Vogue Living AU and New York Magazine, with interior design and custom furniture pieces by renowned architect Léon Krier.brbrThe spacebrDOWNSTAIRSbrbrBright open-plan layout flowing from a large comfortable living room with large wood-burning fireplace and large screen TV (equipped with all the streaming services), to a dining room with custom maple dining table designed by Léon Krier with seating for 8-12 and a sliding glass wall opening onto the blue stone patio lounge area outside, to an open plan kitchen with marble island, Italian gas range – plus all the equipment you could need to cook up a feast, large wood-burning fireplace and dining banquette area, to a separate play area. There is also a downstairs powder room (half bath) and separate office / reading room perfect for remote work.brbrBasement with large high efficiency washing machine and separate dryer.brbrUPSTAIRSbrbrMaster suite: 1 king bed and en suite bathroom with shower; includes separate sitting room with fireplace and a large screen TV (could also accommodate an air mattress on request); triple exposure with sunset views to the Catskills on one side and morning sun shining into the bedroom overlooking the hill on the other.brbrGuest bedroom: 2 twin beds; bathroom with deep bathtub and shower overlooking the Catskills shared with kids’ bedroom.brbrKids’ bedroom: 1 toddler bed and 1 crib (could also accommodate an air mattress on request); bathroom shared with guest bedroom.brbrGuest wing suite: in a separate wing of the house up a second staircase; includes 1 queen bed and 2 twin beds in semi-private adjoining sleeping areas; en suite bathroom.brbrOUTSIDEbrbrPool: landscaped heated pool with lounge chairs and sun umbrellas.brbrDeck: gas grill and teak dining table with seating for 8-10 and extending to seat 14+.brbrBlue stone patio: teak lounge set with comfortable seating for 5; glass wall of dining room opens onto this area. Sunset views over the Catskills.brbrFire pit: Adirondack chairs and wood benches for the whole family to huddle and roast marshmallows on summer nights.brbrOutdoors: large open front hill perfect for sledding (and plenty of sleds to borrow) and back woods with trails for hiking on the property.brbr** Note that the outdoor areas have been refurnished since the photos were taken. There is now a child-safe self-locking fence around the pool. **
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BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY WITH GARDEN IN THE HEART OF TOWN

Hudson, New York, United States

LIGHT, AIRY 2ND FLOOR OF A FEDERAL-PERIOD HOME ON A PEACEFUL STREET. WALK TO THE CENTER OF TOWN IN UNDER A MINUTE. EXHUBERANTLY COLORFUL DECOR, VIBRANT ART & AN IRRESISTIBLE BOOK-LINED LIBRARYETTE TO CURL UP IN. GOLDILOCKS-APPROVED BEDS, FULL KITCHEN, WI-FI, BUDDHA GARDEN WITH BBQ. br brLATE CHECK-OUT IS AVAILABLE UNLESS OTHER GUESTS ARE IMMINENT (YOU'RE WELCOME TO STAY THROUGH DINNER YOUR LAST DAY)! brbrPlease also see my 1st floor, BRIGHT, CHARMING 3-BR WITH GARDEN IN THE HEART OF TOWN.brbrTHIS PLACE HAS SERIOUS RIZZ!! brSpotless, comfortable, with the welcoming warmth and sublime dishabille of an art-filled salon, BLUE SKIES is named for its gracious ambience and sky-colored ceilings throughout. Perfect for weekend guests and so thoughtfully provisioned it also feels and functions like home for longer-term stays. brbrThis beautiful 1,250-sf floor-thru is the entire second floor of the house. Public spaces are spacious and filled with light. The three bedrooms (with one queen-size bed, one queen with featherbed, one pillowtop full) are cozy and generously appointed with pillows and soft linens. There's also a daybed in the libraryette, a bright, book-lined anteroom with French doors off the living room. BLUE SKIES has its own thermostat, and AC in every bedroom. brbrThe yin-yang buddha garden, a lush oasis where hummingbirds flit amongst orange trumpet flowers all summer, has a propane BBQ and plenty of seating for guests on either floor to enjoy. brbrPlease tell me the number in your party and the reason for your visit so I can best accommodate your needs. I am reachable by e-mail or phone from booking through your stay — and usually available in person while you're here. brbrMORE ABOUT THE NEIGHBORHOOD & HUDSON:brUnion Street, and my block in particular, has the lovely settled energy of an older neighborhood. It's quiet and peaceful here, yet only a minute's walk from the middle of Warren Street, Hudson's happening main drag with its varied restaurants, wine bars, art galleries, boutiques, and all manner of fashions - antique and au courant - for home and humans.brbrHudson is a very small city, and you can explore all of it easily on foot. Warren Street, Hudson's main artery, is a minute's leisurely stroll from the house, and there is street parking all around. The Catskills, Frederick Church's Olana and Hudson River beaches — to name just three of the Hudson Valley's memorable offerings — are all a 10- or 15-minute drive, and more easily accessed by car. brbrHudson is about 120 miles from New York City, a two-hour train ride from Penn Station, and 48 miles from Albany International Airport (ALB). Although you can walk anywhere in town from the house, the closest supermarkets, movie theaters and fast food are located in strip malls 1-1/2 to 3-1/2 miles away (thus preserving Hudson's remarkable architectural continuity). There are taxis, a car rental agency, and two places to rent bicycles (one of which also rents skis and kayaks) in town.brbrOTHER THINGS TO NOTE:brPLEASE TAKE YOUR SHOES OFF UPON ENTERING THE HOUSE. COZY HOUSE SOCKS WILL BE PROVIDED, WITH MANY THANKS FROM YOUR HOUSE FAIRY.brbrPET POLICY: Unfortunately, although I love them, I am unable to accept pets. brbrSTAYS OF MORE THAN ONE WEEK: In order to change linens and keep the place bright and shiny, the apartment will be cleaned weekly. We coordinate whatever time(s) works for everyone.brbrLEGAL STUFF: This property is registered with the City of Hudson, and Hudson's 5% lodging tax is included in the rate.
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