Posted On: September 16th 2026, 11:08 pm
Centennial House • Est. 1926
A rare opportunity to own a piece of Hudson history.
Set mid block on a beautiful, walkable street just outside the Hudson city limits, Centennial House offers an exceptional level of privacy and convenience. The property is fully fenced and shielded by a manicured hedge, providing a quiet sanctuary while remaining walking distance from Warren Street and all the amenities of downtown Hudson.
Inside, the 1926 Tudor Revival has been meticulously preserved. The living room is anchored by an original fireplace featuring intricate geometric tilework that cannot be sourced today, alongside original built-ins, pristine woodwork, and gleaming hardwood floors. The kitchen balances modern function with period charm, featuring custom green cabinetry, a six burner Wolf range, a commercial grade hood, and a farmhouse sink. The formal dining room flows directly into a screened in porch.
The second floor hosts three bedrooms and a full bathroom. The finished attic is heated and cooled, flooded with light from skylights, and anchored by a propane fireplace. It offers a full bathroom and a perfect canvas for a sprawling primary suite.
Outside, the property is a private, fully fenced sanctuary. The walkways and patio are custom bluestone, an enduring material that adds texture and permanence to the landscape. A built in propane stone fireplace anchors the outdoor living space, extending its use for three seasons.
And while the setting feels completely removed, you are half a block outside the Hudson city limits, granting complete exemption from city taxes. You are five minutes from the Amtrak station with a two hour train to NYC, and thirty minutes to Albany International Airport. You have the privacy of a suburban estate with the convenience of municipal water, sewer, and natural gas.
This is a legacy. This is Centennial House.
8 Hartwell Avenue, Hudson, NY 12534
4 Beds | 2.5 Baths | 2,290 SF | 0.21 AC | $1,495,000
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Listed by Steven DiLorenzo and Alex Alvarez
Styled by Julian Porcino
Photographed by Nick Gilmenakis