Riverfront in Upper Nyack

407 North Broadway Nyack, Нью-Йорк 10960 Соединенные Штаты

Nestled on a rare stretch of Hudson River shoreline in Upper Nyack, this timeless residence offers over 120' of direct river frontage, expansive views, and a uniquely welcoming character. Originally commissioned in 1905 as a summer retreat for a Broadway actress, the home has only been owned by four families in over a century. With its grand entry hall, soaring ceilings, four wood-burning fireplaces, and flowing floor plan, it offers both elegance and an unexpected warmth.

While impressive in scale, the home feels grounded—visitors often describe it as “friendly,” and after a single visit, you’ll understand why. The main floor offers multiple gathering and working spaces, including living room, formal dining room, music room/study, and a butler’s pantry leading to a functional kitchen ready for your next vision. The second floor features four spacious bedrooms and two full baths, with panoramic river views to the east.The finished attic has two additional bedrooms, full bath and a large open space with peaked ceiling and projector screen, ideal for movie nights, creative pursuits, or a tranquil yoga studio.

Updates abound, from new electric panel, roof, and shingle siding to three renovated bathrooms and high-end lighting fixtures throughout the house. Outdoors, a deep river-facing veranda is the perfect perch for sunny mornings, dramatic storms, or watching bald eagles cruise above the water. Beyond the main lawn, wooden stairs lead to a private stretch of riverfront beach, a rare feature. Ideal for kayaking, dog walks, swimming, or riverside reading, this lower yard, known as “the down-below”, offers opportunity for a mooring, a future dock, or landscaped waterfront garden. The 1.6-acre property offers a rare mix of open lawn, cliffside views, and cultivated garden spaces. Step into town for music or coffee, walk the Hook Mountain trails, or just listen to the wind through the trees. City-adjacent, nature-immersed, creatively open. This is not just a house, it’s an invitation.