A Three-Story Brick Townhouse in Hudson with a Wall of Glass

  |  August 26, 2025

This three-story brick townhouse in Hudson is a dream of a place.

This triple-level wall of glass is actually the back of the home, but we couldn’t resist making it the first shot.

Here’s the front, with charming, six-over-six windows and wonderfully weathered brick.

The foyer’s whitewashed staircase lends a painterly backdrop for sunbeams.

The living room is awash in sunlight, with light hardwood flooring and a wall of white brick.

Just past the living room is this exposed-rafter dining room, with a white-painted, decorative fireplace.

These brick doorways were once the rear wall of the townhouse. They’ve retained their rustic cast.

Here’s their other side, separating the dining room from the kitchen on the way to the backyard.

A stainless-steel AGA range is a showpiece here, along with soapstone countertops and a hand-hewn wood center island.

Plaster in cobalt and white curves and rolls around the walls in this second-floor bedroom like ocean waves.

Two other flex spaces are similarly treated, honoring the home’s c.1830 origins in this brick fireplace.

The second-floor bath has a clawfoot tub that’s set perpendicular to floor-to-ceiling windows.

A sitting area hugs the other pair of second-floor windows.

This brick wall on the third floor has been blessedly untouched.

The primary bedroom has a cathedral ceiling…

…and an open bath next to another sitting room next to the topmost windows. Looks like those two doors open to an outdoor terrace.

The rear garden rambles through stone pavers on its way to a two-story carriage house that has both water and sewer service.

It’s practically next to Wm. Farmer and Sons for an elegant meal. Warren Street is on the next block over. All of this beauty and convenience come at a six-figure price of $1,275,000.

If this gorgeous, three-story brick townhouse is calling to you, find out more about 10 Union Street, Hudson, from Annabel Taylor, licensed real estate agent with Four Seasons Sotheby’s International Realty.

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