A truly magical setting overlooking the Hudson River offers the perfect balance of sophistication, comfort and convenience updated in 2026. Walls of windows and glass doors capture the natural light and distant scenic Hudson River views creating a sense of warmth and understated sophistication. Finest materials including Maple, Oak and Terra Cotta floors, Granite Countertops, Tumbled Marble Baths, Custom Metal Railings, new appliances, refinished hardwood floors and the entire interior has been repainted. Survey and Enhancements listed on the Upgrade Highlights List attached to the MLS Documents. In 2000 the house was expanded with an addition. This is part of the land split in 1999 from 65 Indian Brook Road, Garrison (shown on the survey), an 1837 former barn/carriage house, now on the National Register of Historic places. While sharing the Indian Brook Historic corridor, 61 Indian Brook Road remains unlisted, granting the homeowner the freedom without the constraints of a historic designation. The property directly across the road was purchased in 1835. It included 65 Indian Brook and a cottage (now 61 Indian Brook Road, with an addition in 2000). It was developed as full country farm complex. Indian Brook Historic District represents one of the best preserved pre-industrial enclaves in the Hudson Valley. An easy commute via Metro N RR to approximately one + hour to NYC, while remaining close to the Audubon Sanctuary, Boscobel, Country Club, curios, restaurants, hiking, art center, and 19th Century Architecture.