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USD 595,000
House with garden and terrace
Columbia County, New York
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Columbia County, New York · House · Garden · Terrace
The Van Vleck family built this charming cottage in the 1800s in the beautiful hamlet of Claverack, just around the corner from the village’s now long-decommissioned, historic train station. Maple Cottage has been artfully renovated, filled with rich texture and light - a thoroughly characterful home right on the outskirts of the region’s most beloved rivertown, Hudson. The History: Early Dutch founders of Kinderhook, the Van Vleck family slowly made their way closer to Hudson in the mid-1800s, eventually settling and building Maple Cottage right down the road from the Claverack train station, which served a popular route from Albany to Boston and was eventually decommissioned in the 1950s. The train station brought incredible vitality and economic success to homes and businesses in the hamlet, and the Van Vlecks certainly didn't miss out. One son ran a mobile bakery, selling “European” baked goods from a horse-drawn carriage he shared with the region’s most lauded baker, Daniel G. Hic
The Van Vleck family built this charming cottage in the 1800s in the beautiful hamlet of Claverack, just around the corner from the village’s now long-decommissioned, historic train station. Maple Cottage has been artfully renovated, filled with rich texture and light - a thoroughly characterful home right on the outskirts of the region’s most beloved rivertown, Hudson. The History: Early Dutch founders of Kinderhook, the Van Vleck family slowly made their way closer to Hudson in the mid-1800s, eventually settling and building Maple Cottage right down the road from the Claverack train station, which served a popular route from Albany to Boston and was eventually decommissioned in the 1950s. The train station brought incredible vitality and economic success to homes and businesses in the hamlet, and the Van Vlecks certainly didn't miss out. One son ran a mobile bakery, selling “European” baked goods from a horse-drawn carriage he shared with the region’s most lauded baker, Daniel G. Hic
USD 595,000