438 State Route 23B, Hudson, NY 12534

Arts and Crafts Treasure... Built in 1926, the Harriet Phillips Bungalow is in a neighborhood of similar homes built in the 1920s and 1930s. It was chosen to be individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places as an outstanding example of a Craftsman inspired bungalow kit house. Prefabricated in huge central factories with every piece of lumber cut to fit in place and labeled, components where then transported by train, and erected locally on poured concrete foundations. As is the case with this house, only the highest-quality materials were used. Among the original components that remain are roof brackets, all doors and screen doors, French doors, leaded glass, stained glass, columns, staircase spindles, kitchen cabinets, linen cabinets, bedroom closets, door hardware, beaded wood porch and side entrance ceilings. For the most part these have been carefully maintained including stucco exterior, hardware, clear varnish finished wood trim, doors, cupboards, and hardwood floors. Sunny and bright interior has exceptional foyer with handsome staircase leading to three cozy bedrooms. Expert renovations include renovated bathroom on the second floor, half bath on first floor, updated plumbing, and heating. Plus, there is a period stucco garage. Conveniently located minutes from Amtrak station and vibrant Hudson, the home is two hours from New York City.