Historic Hudson Heights Treasure | Circa 1895 Step into a rare piece of local history with this extraordinary 1895 residence, believed to be the first home built in the area now known as Hudson Heights. Rich in character and timeless architectural details, this sun-drenched home offers a unique opportunity to own a true landmark property. From the moment you enter, you'll be captivated by soaring ceilings, abundant natural light, gleaming hardwood floors, and elegant crown moldings that reflect the craftsmanship of a bygone era. A beautiful fireplace serves as the heart of the home, creating warmth and charm throughout the seasons. The southeast-facing orientation fills every room with morning sunshine, while a stunning stained-glass window from the Tiffany era adds an unforgettable touch of artistry and historic distinction. Outside, the enchanting English garden provides a private retreat filled with color, fragrance, and tranquility. The property is completely fenced to protect against deer, allowing gardens and landscaping to flourish year-round. A spacious deck overlooks the grounds, offering the perfect setting for entertaining, outdoor dining, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings. Combining historic significance with enduring beauty, this one-of-a-kind Hudson Heights residence is a rare offering—where heritage, elegance, and nature come together in perfect harmony. Highlights: • Built in 1895 • Believed to be one of the first home in Hudson Heights • High ceilings and abundant natural light • Original hardwood floors • Fireplace • Elegant crown moldings • Tiffany-era stained-glass window • Southeast exposure • Mature English garden • Fully deer-fenced property • Large entertaining deck • Exceptional historic character and charm A truly irreplaceable home for those who appreciate history, architecture, and timeless beauty. Hastings offers a vibrant village life-style - with diverse eateries, weekly farmer's market, town pool and tennis courts, running track, & acres of green space w/beautiful trails for long walks. 20 miles from Midtown Manhattan with a glorious commute along the Hudson on Metro North.