About 150 Main Street
150 Main Street sits in the heart of the Hamlet of Germantown, a chic mixed-use c.1880 expanded Center Hall Colonial with a fresh interior, thoughtful updates, and plenty of flexibility. Over the years, the house grew and adapted through several additions, changing as life and the world changed around it. That evolution gives the home an interesting layout and a sense that it has been collected naturally over time.
Enter through the mudroom into the center hall, where refinished wide-plank pine floors immediately speak to the age of the house. The original floors and brick chimneys remain, while the rest of the interior has been brought forward with a clean, updated feel. Improvements were made with the period in mind, including brass fixtures and lighting from Schoolhouse and Justice Design, giving the house a look that feels appropriate to its history while still being comfortable and current.
The first floor offers generous living and dining spaces along with a large updated kitchen with new stainless steel appliances, ample cabinetry, pantry storage, and a center island. A three-quarter bath and an additional flexible room complete the first floor, well suited for laundry, a home office, guest room, or workspace/office.
Upstairs are two bedrooms and a full bath. The main bedroom is notably large, with enough space to be more than simply a bedroom. There is plenty of room for a sitting area, office, dressing area, or other use while still maintaining a spacious sleeping area.
The interior has been freshly painted throughout and features a new forced-air furnace with central air. Outside, a large newly paved driveway provides ample off-street parking. Mature pine trees frame the backyard, creating a surprising sense of privacy while still being right in the center of the hamlet.
With its Main Street presence, flexible floor plan, and generous parking, 150 Main Street also lends itself to possibilities beyond a traditional residence, including a live/work arrangement, office, studio, boutique, or creative space (subject to municipal approvals and buyer verification).
Germantown is known for its rolling farmland, historic homes, and collection of local shops and restaurants, while conveniently positioned between Hudson and Rhinebeck. Palatine Park, Otto's Market, Nines, local shops, and the school are just moments away. Tivoli is approximately 10 minutes, Bard College 15 minutes, Hudson and Amtrak 15 minutes, Rhinebeck about 25 minutes, and New York City roughly 2.5 hours away.
