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$1,350,000

Built in 1870 and lovingly restored by its current owners, this Queen Anne Victorian at 28 Hamilton Avenue sits in the heart of Historic Ossining. Both yards are planted with apple, cherry, Asian pear, pawpaw, hazelnut, raspberry, blueberry, and strawberry, along with a working vegetable garden — a rare thing to find alongside a home of this character. Approach through a deep front yard bursting with pollinators, wisteria draping the covered porches. The house keeps its greatest surprise for later — the breathtaking views of the Hudson River and the Palisades are revealed as you move deeper inside, unfolding room by room. Cross the double-door vestibule into a gracious foyer with soaring double-height ceilings, rich wainscoting, inlaid parquet floors, and a staircase anchored by an elaborately turned newel post — all presided over by the first of four hand-carved ceramic tile fireplaces. The main level was built for both formal entertaining and comfortable everyday living. Two spacious living rooms, each with its own ceramic tile fireplace, open into a sun-drenched den with a spectacular coffered wood ceiling, three walls of windows, and doors facing each other — one to the front porch, one to the rear. The formal dining room, with its own fireplace and a sweeping Hudson River School-inspired mural, connects to a well-appointed kitchen with an original farmhouse sink, a corner butler's pantry with intact original cabinetry, and discreet service stairs tucked behind. Throughout, the turret windows with their curved glass are a signature of the era, and of this street. Step out the back and the Hudson opens before you — wide, silver, and immediate — framed by a terraced garden and a covered rear porch made for long evenings. This is the river that stirred a generation of painters to invent an American landscape tradition, that carried commerce and dreams in equal measure, that poets and wanderers have stood before and felt genuinely small. It is your backyard now. Upstairs, four bedrooms include a primary suite of nearly 20 by 18 feet, wrapped in a turret bay, with a screened balcony, ensuite bath, and the kind of proportions that are simply not built anymore. The current owners have thoughtfully upgraded the electrical and insulation throughout the attic, creating a series of carefully considered spaces — a serene room for yoga, meditation, or quiet work, a jewel-like sitting room with leaded diamond windows, a full bath, and at the crown of it all, a lookout tower lined with curved bookshelves and wide-plank floors, from which this house has contemplated the mighty Hudson for 155 years. A ten minute walk brings you to Metro North and 45 minutes later, Grand Central. Historic downtown Ossining — its shops, restaurants, and the extraordinary Sing Sing Museum — is at your doorstep. A rare opportunity to live inside a piece of history, on the banks of one of the great rivers of the world.

6 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 1013182 MLS

Built in 1870 and lovingly restored by its current owners, this Queen Anne Victorian at 28 Hamilton Avenue sits in the heart of Historic Ossining. Both yards are planted with apple, cherry, Asian pear, pawpaw, hazelnut, raspberry, blueberry, and strawberry, along with a working vegetable garden — a rare thing to find alongside a home of this character. Approach through a deep front yard bursting with pollinators, wisteria draping the covered porches. The house keeps its greatest surprise for later — the breathtaking views of the Hudson River and the Palisades are revealed as you move deeper inside, unfolding room by room. Cross the double-door vestibule into a gracious foyer with soaring double-height ceilings, rich wainscoting, inlaid parquet floors, and a staircase anchored by an elaborately turned newel post — all presided over by the first of four hand-carved ceramic tile fireplaces. The main level was built for both formal entertaining and comfortable everyday living. Two spacious living rooms, each with its own ceramic tile fireplace, open into a sun-drenched den with a spectacular coffered wood ceiling, three walls of windows, and doors facing each other — one to the front porch, one to the rear. The formal dining room, with its own fireplace and a sweeping Hudson River School-inspired mural, connects to a well-appointed kitchen with an original farmhouse sink, a corner butler's pantry with intact original cabinetry, and discreet service stairs tucked behind. Throughout, the turret windows with their curved glass are a signature of the era, and of this street. Step out the back and the Hudson opens before you — wide, silver, and immediate — framed by a terraced garden and a covered rear porch made for long evenings. This is the river that stirred a generation of painters to invent an American landscape tradition, that carried commerce and dreams in equal measure, that poets and wanderers have stood before and felt genuinely small. It is your backyard now. Upstairs, four bedrooms include a primary suite of nearly 20 by 18 feet, wrapped in a turret bay, with a screened balcony, ensuite bath, and the kind of proportions that are simply not built anymore. The current owners have thoughtfully upgraded the electrical and insulation throughout the attic, creating a series of carefully considered spaces — a serene room for yoga, meditation, or quiet work, a jewel-like sitting room with leaded diamond windows, a full bath, and at the crown of it all, a lookout tower lined with curved bookshelves and wide-plank floors, from which this house has contemplated the mighty Hudson for 155 years. A ten minute walk brings you to Metro North and 45 minutes later, Grand Central. Historic downtown Ossining — its shops, restaurants, and the extraordinary Sing Sing Museum — is at your doorstep. A rare opportunity to live inside a piece of history, on the banks of one of the great rivers of the world.

28 Hamilton Avenue, Ossining

$3,995,000

Old Dam Farm — A Rare Hudson Valley Legacy Set on nearly 40 pristine acres bordered by over 100 acres of protected New York City watershed land, Old Dam Farm offers an unparalleled combination of natural beauty, history, and lifestyle. This remarkable estate overlooks the sparkling Croton Reservoir, creating a backdrop of breathtaking views in every season. At its heart stands a spectacular 7-bedroom main residence, where grand, light-filled rooms showcase timeless craftsmanship and sweeping vistas from nearly every window. Multiple primary suites and en suite bedrooms provide exceptional comfort and flexibility for hosting overnight guests. The property also features a 5-bedroom, 2 bath, caretaker’s home and a historic carriage house with a 5-car garage, horse stalls, a chicken house, and a sheep house—ideal for equestrian pursuits, hobby farming, or simply enjoying the pastoral lifestyle. Whether you envision a private compound, event venue, or generational retreat, this setting offers endless possibilities. With its rich heritage, refined elegance, and serene privacy, Old Dam Farm is more than a property—it’s a place to create memories that will last a lifetime.

7 Beds ⋅ 6 Baths ⋅ 1012192 MLS

Old Dam Farm — A Rare Hudson Valley Legacy Set on nearly 40 pristine acres bordered by over 100 acres of protected New York City watershed land, Old Dam Farm offers an unparalleled combination of natural beauty, history, and lifestyle. This remarkable estate overlooks the sparkling Croton Reservoir, creating a backdrop of breathtaking views in every season. At its heart stands a spectacular 7-bedroom main residence, where grand, light-filled rooms showcase timeless craftsmanship and sweeping vistas from nearly every window. Multiple primary suites and en suite bedrooms provide exceptional comfort and flexibility for hosting overnight guests. The property also features a 5-bedroom, 2 bath, caretaker’s home and a historic carriage house with a 5-car garage, horse stalls, a chicken house, and a sheep house—ideal for equestrian pursuits, hobby farming, or simply enjoying the pastoral lifestyle. Whether you envision a private compound, event venue, or generational retreat, this setting offers endless possibilities. With its rich heritage, refined elegance, and serene privacy, Old Dam Farm is more than a property—it’s a place to create memories that will last a lifetime.

433 Arcady Road, Ossining

$2,900,000

Steeped in local history and once owned by the Gilded Age Van Cortlandt family, gracious Rose Lodge is an inviting and beautifully restored historic estate—not landmarked—offering modern living and exceptional privacy on 17.9 acres. The property enjoys sweeping views across a perfectly sited in-ground pool, terraced gardens, expansive flat croquet lawn, and private lake, creating a serene country setting less than an hour on the express train from NYC. The main residence features a warm and welcoming checkerbox marble foyer opening to elegant formal rooms, and flowing to a cozy bar and family room overlooking the grounds through walls of windows. A sparkling chef’s kitchen, convenient butler’s pantry, and finely restored period details make the home ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. Upstairs, there is extensive accommodation, including a spacious primary suite with elevated views of the private lake, along with three additional bedrooms and multiple baths. A generous home office and dedicated home theater provide exceptional flexibility for work and leisure. The uppermost floor offers two more expansive bedrooms, or flex space for a creative studio. Beyond the main residence, the estate includes a 5-car garage connected to a stables complex by an elegant breezeway. An additional and completely remodelled 1-bedroom apartment above the stable wing, and a charming separate 2-bedroom stone cottage provide versatility for guests, multigenerational living, or rental/Airbnb income. Landscaped grounds with nature paths, sweeping lawns, and exceptional stonework make this a true retreat. Located in the quaint riverfront community of Ossining, known for its scenic Hudson views, vibrant downtown, and abundant parks and trails, this property offers a rare opportunity to own a thoughtfully preserved and modernized Hudson Valley estate.

7 Beds ⋅ 7 Baths ⋅ 942815 MLS

Steeped in local history and once owned by the Gilded Age Van Cortlandt family, gracious Rose Lodge is an inviting and beautifully restored historic estate—not landmarked—offering modern living and exceptional privacy on 17.9 acres. The property enjoys sweeping views across a perfectly sited in-ground pool, terraced gardens, expansive flat croquet lawn, and private lake, creating a serene country setting less than an hour on the express train from NYC. The main residence features a warm and welcoming checkerbox marble foyer opening to elegant formal rooms, and flowing to a cozy bar and family room overlooking the grounds through walls of windows. A sparkling chef’s kitchen, convenient butler’s pantry, and finely restored period details make the home ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. Upstairs, there is extensive accommodation, including a spacious primary suite with elevated views of the private lake, along with three additional bedrooms and multiple baths. A generous home office and dedicated home theater provide exceptional flexibility for work and leisure. The uppermost floor offers two more expansive bedrooms, or flex space for a creative studio. Beyond the main residence, the estate includes a 5-car garage connected to a stables complex by an elegant breezeway. An additional and completely remodelled 1-bedroom apartment above the stable wing, and a charming separate 2-bedroom stone cottage provide versatility for guests, multigenerational living, or rental/Airbnb income. Landscaped grounds with nature paths, sweeping lawns, and exceptional stonework make this a true retreat. Located in the quaint riverfront community of Ossining, known for its scenic Hudson views, vibrant downtown, and abundant parks and trails, this property offers a rare opportunity to own a thoughtfully preserved and modernized Hudson Valley estate.

83 Somerstown Road, Ossining