51 RTE 9
Hudson, NY

"Maintenance of dogs stool. Have to be a certain distance from the building with the dogs to use the bathroom"

"Beautiful, quiet living in close proximity to Hudson cultural center. Lots of farms and beautiful greenery. Excellent farmers markets. Nice people. "

"It's eclectic and gentrified, From whaling and international trade in the 18th century, to cotton mills and brick yards in the 19th century, to cement plants in the early 20th century, industry has risen and fallen. After a long steady decline, the last 30 years in Hudson have seen a remarkable and elegant transformation, thanks in no small part to the influences of my home city, 120 miles to the south. Hudson’s current renaissance started in the ’80s when antiques dealers and artists rediscovered the area and started opening up shop. There are now dozens of antiques stores and galleries along Warren Street, all of which have attracted similarly creative retailers and residents. As diverse as the architecture is, there’s a consistency, thanks in part to the city’s original grid layout of 50- by 120-foot lots and the general uniformity of the buildings’ scale. Hudson fulfills its promise as an escape: verdant hills, roadside farmstands, hawks and eagles overhead. It’s home."

"I’ve lived in this neighborhood for sixteen years. It’s very quiet and the neighbors are very kind. You can walk to the stores and this has a beautiful scenery"