Hudson
A river city of brick and iron, with a mile of shops on one street.
Hudson is a small city laid out in a grid that runs from the river up a long hill. Warren Street, its spine, is a mile of antiques dealers, restaurants and galleries in nineteenth-century storefronts.
Most houses here are brick or clapboard townhouses with deep back gardens. Toward the top of the hill and out along the river roads, larger houses sit on a few acres with views across to the Catskills.
The city
Warren Street for shops and restaurants, the waterfront park at its western end, and a weekly market at the foot of the street.
Getting there
Hudson's Amtrak station is in town, about two hours to Penn Station. Albany airport is forty minutes north.
Schools
Hudson City School District, with several independent schools within a half-hour drive.
