A Unique Space Reimagined in the Heart of Hudson Rising with quiet grandeur in Hudson's historic Armory District, this 1870 brick church has been reborn as an extraordinary private residence — a seamless blend of heritage and modern artistry. Inside, 30-foot ceilings lift the eye toward hand-hewn beams and light-dappled brick walls, while an open 2, 500-square-foot plan creates an atmosphere both expansive and intimate. Every detail feels intentional: a gourmet kitchen designed for conversation as much as cooking; serene new baths that balance utility with elegance; and central air ensuring comfort through every season. The pièce de résistance is the lofted primary suite — a tranquil aerie overlooking the vast main hall, crowned by the church's original circular stained-glass window. Each morning, colored light spills through the glass in shifting patterns, transforming the room into a living work of art. Fully equipped and partially furnished, this rare sanctuary invites imagination — equally suited to a designer's atelier, an artist's retreat, or a life lived expansively. Steps from Hudson's galleries, cafés, and cultural pulse, it offers both inspiration and refuge.
