44 Worth Avenue, Hudson, NY 12534

An elegant Edwardian home, built in 1908, awaits just steps from upper Warren Street in Hudson, NY. Spanning over 3,000 total square feet across three levels, this residence boasts soaring ceilings and period charm throughout. Upon turning the pewter doorknob on the front door, the first level greets you with a striking black / rose marble fireplace in the parlor (set up for both gas and contemporary electric insert options.) Exiting the parlor going past the dining room, you enter the study, which could easily become a first-floor primary bedroom with an en-suite bathroom.The renovated kitchen and bathroom on the first level combine modern convenience with timeless style. The kitchen with corian countertops and self-closing cabinetry/drawers (designed by the owner to be practical as well as efficient with storage space) opens to a sun porch and back garden, creating a peaceful indoor-outdoor flow. The renovated bathroom features a marble countertop, pedestal sink, tile floors, and an oversized tile shower. The second level is where the house becomes a home. Ascending the turning staircase a stained glass window and an original curved wall welcome you. This floor offers four true bedrooms and an office that faces West capturing the afternoon light. The newly renovated bathroom features a double sink, a tub/shower combo, and ample space. At the end of the hall, the East-facing bedroom offers a front-row seat to the sunrise. The walk-up attic on the third level provides endless possibilities. The original oval window overlooks the East garden, while the West-facing windows frame views of the Catskills across the river. The vaulted ceiling, currently hidden behind insulated boards, could be opened back up for a much grander room. Outside, a two-car garage off Worth Alley includes a wood-lined 'cabin room' with a wood stove and a back deck to watch the sunsets. The garage as a stand-alone building can serve as parking, storage, or be converted into living space with multiple access points. Recent updates include a standing seam metal roof, recently exposed original rafter tails, aluminum siding, owned solar panels, and newly renovated kitchen/bathrooms. Situated near Columbia Memorial Hospital, the Amtrak station, and local landmarks like Olana, Omi Sculpture Park and the Campus Art Gallery, this home embodies the essence of Hudson living.