Here’s your chance to own an iconic piece of Kingston history. Okay, it’s technically not residential, but with the right permitting, it could be. This c.1861 firehouse in the Historic Rondout District is three stories of open space, ready for the new owner’s dreams to come true. The brick exterior is wonderfully worn; green doors […]
The oversized, soaring portico on this c.1820’s Federal home in Hudson is just a hint at its design. Listed on the National Historic Register, the brick “Old Turtle House” is a rare example of Italian/Russian-inspired architecture. There’s a lot here to charm architecture fans, from the ornately topped columns to the dentil molding around that […]
Hector’s Inn is a Bethel staple that predates “that hippie festival” by 20 years, a place where hot, thirsty Woodstock festivalgoers gratefully shelled out five bucks to owner Jerry Hector for a case of Rheingold beer on their long trudge up 17B in the summer of 1969. Since then, the bar—whose front door depicts a […]
The exterior of this Second Empire home in Sleightsburgh hews close to its origins. Its interior, the listing says, is a curated work of art. To be honest, they ain’t kidding. The purple door of this mansard-roofed brick home is just a hint. See? Hand-painted wallpaper brings Midcentury Modern to mind in the living room. […]