The Ironmonger's House
A brick townhouse of 1854, two blocks from Warren Street, with a walled garden and a kitchen that opens onto it.
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2
Interior
2,400 sq ft
Land
Walled garden
Type
Townhouse
Overview
The house was built for an ironmonger whose shop stood on the corner, and it kept its family for almost a century. It has the high ceilings, tall windows and marble mantels of the best houses on the street.
The parlor floor holds a double sitting room and a dining room. The kitchen is on the garden level, opening through French doors onto a brick terrace and a garden walled on three sides.
Three bedrooms are on the floors above, with a study at the top of the house that looks over the roofs to the river.
What it has
Brick townhouse of 1854
Ceilings over eleven feet on the parlor floor
Three marble mantels
Kitchen opening onto the garden
Walled garden with a brick terrace
Study with a view to the river
Two blocks from Warren Street
Eight minutes on foot to the train
Photographs
The details
Built
1854, updated 2016
Interior
2,400 sq ft on four floors
Heating
Gas, hot water radiators
Water
City
Waste
City sewer
Parking
On the street, with a permit
Taxes
$14,700 a year
School district
Hudson City
Where it is
214 Union Street, Hudson. A river city of brick and iron, with a mile of shops on one street.
Warren Street
2 min on foot
Hudson Amtrak
8 min on foot
The waterfront
6 min on foot
New York City
2 h by train
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