Upstater

Classic rowhouse lines. Photo by Aaron Limoges

This week, Upstater explores the city and town of Newburgh. Gritty yet beautiful, the city offers up surprising jewels of architecture, like today’s pick.

This Italianate row house in Newburgh is a beauty in brick. It shares a wall with its neighboring townhouse, but with almost 2,000 square feet of interior space, there’s room to roam. A black front porch mirrors the cornices up top.

Airlock doors help regulate indoor temps. Photo by Aaron Limoges

The first front door opens to a tiled entry and a second front door.

The newel post features fired-clay inserts. Photo by Aaron Limoges

The heavily paneled interior door has a glass window and a vintage mail slot. The foyer has original hardwood flooring, with matching wood on the stairway treads.

The marble fireplace is stunning. Photo by Aaron Limoges

Three sashed double panes form a bow window in this parlor, which is separated from the foyer by a pocket door.

The floor has walnut inlays, too. Photo by Aaron Limoges

And that’s not the only pocket door. A double set opens to the dining room.

The floor here is parquet.

A modern chandelier is a nice surprise here.

Simple, clean design. Photo by Aaron Limoges

The kitchen is fully modern, with steel-and-lacquer cabinetry and a black center island topped with butcher block.

That prep/bar sink will come in handy. Photo by Aaron Limoges

White subway tile lines two walls that adjoin a door to the rear garden.

Check out the beauty of those built-in shelves. Photo by Aaron Limoges

A pebbled-rubber floor is surprisingly effective in this black-and-white bathroom.

Original hardwood flooring stands the test of time. Photo by Aaron Limoges

A graphically interesting swath of wallpaper covers the wainscoting in the second-story hallway.

Cast-iron fireplace covers used to be a summertime necessity. Photo by Aaron Limoges

Another bow window, stacked above the other one, appears in this second-floor bedroom.

Delicate wallpaper makes a fine accent wall. Photo by Aaron Limoges

This bonus room can be an office or nursery.

Eastlake design comes through in these geometric carvings. Photo by Aaron Limoges

Details abound here.

A monastic, monochromatic look makes this room a blank slate. Photo by Aaron Limoges

A simple white mantel covers this decorative fireplace.

Big rooms and high ceilings highlight the interior. Photo by Aaron Limoges

A whitewashed floor contrasts with smoky wallpaper in this bedroom.

Black roof bracketing complements the red brick. Photo by Aaron Limoges

Patterned brickwork creates a dramatic rear view.

There’s room for creativity here. Photo by Aaron Limoges

The rear garden awaits spring.

This house, priced at $449,000,  is located in Newburgh’s historic district in the Washington Heights neighborhood. It’s just a half-mile to a Mega-Boss at Newburgh Brewing Company.

If this Italianate row house in Newburgh lights a fire within you, find out more about 16 Henry Avenue, Newburgh, from Anne DiDomenico, licensed real estate salesperson at Keller Williams Hudson Valley Realty.