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The Isaac Chapman House: A Masterpiece of Hudson Valley History

    Experience Newburgh’s Most Celebrated Queen Anne Landmark.

    Own a piece of architectural history at 164 Grand Street. Built in 1885 by civic leader Isaac Chapman and designed by famed architect Elkanah Shaw, this three-story brick Queen Anne estate is a masterwork of preservation. From its feature roles in major Netflix series and films to its prestigious location in Newburgh’s Historic District, this home is a true cultural icon.

    Architectural Splendor & Modern Luxury:

    • Exquisite Craftsmanship: Syrian arches, encaustic-tiled entries, original Lincrusta wainscoting, and hand-carved black walnut woodwork.

    • Sweeping Hudson River Views: Enjoy breathtaking vistas from two levels of wraparound verandas featuring hand-painted Tuscan columns.

    • Designer Restoration: Meticulously updated by creative visionaries Matthew Brimer and Whitney Frances Falk (ZZ Driggs, Special Address).

    • Curated Interiors: A gut-renovated kitchen with custom mosaic glass and luxury bathrooms adorned with Moroccan zellige and Belgian terra cotta tile.

    Property Highlights:

    • Massive Scale: 4,500 sq. ft. across three floors with soaring 11-foot ceilings and 8 spacious bedrooms.

    • Modern Systems: New plumbing, energy-efficient lighting, radiant and zoned heating, and a restored Vermont slate roof.

    • Artistic Details: Original wide-plank floors, two working wood-burning fireplaces, and stained-glass windows that cast a radiant glow.

    • Outdoor Sanctuary: A landscaped, fenced backyard garden and unique walk-out Savannah windows.

    Lifestyle & Investment:

    Located on stately Grand Street, you are steps from the vibrant shops of Liberty Street and minutes from the Beacon Metro-North ferry, offering easy access to Manhattan. Beyond a residence, this property is a high-performing asset in the boutique short-term rental market and a top-tier choice for film productions.

    🏛️ Architectural Landmark | Built 1885
    📍 164 Grand Street, Newburgh, NY 12550
    💰 $1,275,000

    🛏️ 8 Bedrooms
    🛁 4 Bathrooms
    📐 4,500 Sq Ft
    🌳 4,356 Sq Ft Lot

    👑 One of Newburgh’s most celebrated historic residences
    🧱 Three-story brick Queen Anne designed by architect Elkanah Shaw
    🏠 Commissioned by civic leader & businessman Isaac Chapman
    🎨 Elaborate slate roof patterns & Eastlake-style floriated cornice carvings
    🏛️ Exceptional Queen Anne craftsmanship — among the finest in the Hudson Valley

    🎬 Featured in films & a major Netflix series
    🛠️ Meticulously restored with museum-level preservation
    🪟 Encaustic-tiled entry beneath a Syrian arch
    🧵 Original Lincrusta wainscoting
    🔥 Two working wood-burning fireplaces
    🪵 Hand-carved black walnut woodwork
    🚪 Working pocket doors & stained-glass windows
    🌈 Elliptical stained-glass gable window with wooden keystone
    🌞 11-foot ceilings & abundant natural light throughout

    🍽️ Gut-renovated designer kitchen with custom mosaic glass artwork
    🛁 Fully renovated luxury bathrooms with Moroccan zellige & Belgian terra cotta tile
    🌀 Updated plumbing, lighting, radiant & zoned heating
    🏗️ Two newly constructed bedrooms + partially finished attic with exposed beams

    🌊 Hilltop setting with sweeping Hudson River views
    🌿 Two wraparound verandas with hand-painted Tuscan columns
    🚪 Walk-out Savannah windows on multiple levels
    🌸 Landscaped, fenced garden with mature plantings & private gate

    🎥 A filmmaker’s dream & successful boutique short-term rental
    🚆 Minutes to Beacon via ferry or bridge & Metro-North access to Manhattan
    🍽️ Steps to Liberty Street shops, restaurants & Newburgh’s Historic District

    📞 Listing by: Houlihan Lawrence Inc.
    ☎️ Anthony Dargenzio: 518-821-0826
    📄 MLS: HV Catskill Region | NON-MLS HVCRMLS

    💎 More than a home — a cultural landmark, cinematic icon, and masterwork of historic preservation, thoughtfully enhanced for modern living.

    From Realtor

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