Tucked into the heart of Croton-on-Hudson, this unique residence is a masterful blend of 19th-century heritage and thoughtful modern architecture. Originally constructed in 1859 by laborers from the nearby Cocks and Barlow Brickyards this brick home stands as a testament to the area’s history.

A striking double height glass corridor now links the original structure to a contemporary addition, where architectural details and finishes echo the history of the main house, creating harmony across centuries. A solar-paneled pergola shades the front patio and provides a surplus of electricity.

Inside, the chef’s kitchen features countertops crafted from Black Walnut trees felled on the property. The custom island cabinetry was built by the current owner, as were the exquisite architectural details that continue throughout the home. Salvaged antique doors, sourced from Hudson Valley architectural yards, have been restored with vintage porcelain knobs and cast iron locks. Wide-plank pine flooring laid with square nails match the original flooring—an homage to the craftsmanship of another era. The bathrooms have been artfully decorated with antique vanities and marble-tiled floors.

The lower level provides a partially finished bonus space ideal for a gym, office or playroom. The two structures combined offer one exquisite home with four bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths, including a first-floor bedroom with ensuite with its own separate entrance.

Located just a short walk from the vibrant heart of Croton’s village center, enjoy proximity to schools and beloved local favorites including The Black Cow Coffee, The Blue Pig, and the Croton Tap Smith. Express trains run to Grand Central Station for a 60 minute commute. This home is a rare blend of timeless architecture and purposeful design located on a coveted village street.

Timeless architecture, sustainable design, an easy city commute, walkable downtown access and generous outdoor space. This is the rare home that checks every box.