177 Grand Street

This circa 1836 Italianate residence sits on a rare triple lot in Newburgh's East End Historic District, built by a family of prominent silver merchants and preserved with its original details intact: silver door knobs, marble mantels, five decorative fireplaces, accordion-folding pocket shutters, and original pocket doors throughout. The main residence spans three floors with ten-foot ceilings and wide hardwood floors, fully updated and move-in ready. A garden-level apartment offers rental income or guest quarters. Set on acclaimed Grand Street, the property is framed by mature trees, a white picket fence, and generous grounds, with a handsome historic church as a neighbor. Steps from Liberty Street's shops and restaurants, with ferry and bridge access to Beacon's Metro-North station and trains to Manhattan in under an hour and forty minutes.