213 Partition St

Tucked inside Saugerties' historic Loerzel Brewery building, unit 3A offers a rare mix of old-world character and genuine move-in-ready polish. The building itself is a village landmark, with soaring brick facades, arched window details, and a story that goes back generations and this unit has been fully renovated to bring modern comfort into that same historic shell. Step inside to a bright, freshly finished space with wide-plank flooring throughout and a kitchen that punches well above its weight for a studio: granite countertops, crisp white cabinetry, a subway tile backsplash, and full-size stainless steel appliances including a new electric range and refrigerator. Natural light pours in through oversized double-hung windows that frame views of mature trees, giving the whole unit an airy, treehouse-like feel despite being right in the heart of the village. The bathroom has been equally well cared for, with a clean tile tub/shower combo behind a sliding glass door, updated vanity, and good lighting at the mirror. Baseboard heat keeps things cozy through the colder months, and with laundry machines available on-site, you can skip the trip to the laundromat entirely. The building's common areas hallways and stairwell included have also been freshly renovated, so the pride of ownership carries through from the moment you walk in the door. Unit Highlights: - Fully renovated studio in a historic Saugerties landmark building - Renovated building common areas and stairwell - Granite countertops and subway tile backsplash in the kitchen - Full-size stainless steel range and refrigerator - Wide-plank flooring throughout - Updated bathroom with tub/shower and sliding glass door - Bright, tree-lined window views - Baseboard heat - On-site shared laundry - 500 square feet, $1,450/month Life in Saugerties Saugerties is one of the Hudson Valley's best-kept secrets a genuine small town with real soul, not a weekend-only destination. Partition Street puts you steps from an authentic main street lined with locally owned restaurants, cafes, galleries, and shops. Grab a coffee, walk to the farmers market, or spend a Sunday afternoon at the legendary Opus 40 sculpture park just minutes away. With the Catskill Mountains as your backyard, outdoor recreation is limitless hiking, skiing, swimming holes, and scenic drives are all at your doorstep. Woodstock is a 15-minute drive. Kingston, with its expanding arts scene and dining, is even closer. And for those who commute, the area offers easy access to the Thruway (I-87) and is within reach of the Rhinecliff Amtrak station for NYC-bound travelers. This is Hudson Valley living at its most accessible the charm, the nature, the community without the premium price tag of Woodstock or Hudson.