Just ten minutes from Hudson, this late 18th century house and barn on 3.4 acres is full of wonderful surprises. Located in the hamlet of Livingston, it started off as a stagecoach stop, then became the town clerk's office (the huge safe is still here). The house offers glorious morning & afternoon light, very wide old board floors, a gracious reception hall, and two large public rooms. Three Federal period mantels guard non-functioning fireplaces (very much worth fixing). High ceilings. There are two large bedrooms, two very small bedrooms, and two baths (one new, one rustic). The ready-for-restoration barn with hay loft has electricityit was last used as a workshop. The entire property is gently rolling lawn with several ancient maple trees, early stone smokehouse and useful outbuildings. Quite livable as is, but with effort could become the sensational place it deserves to be. Two hours from NYC.,ROOF:Metal,FOUNDATION:Concrete,Stone,AboveGrade:2425
Single-familyProperty Type
1797Year Built
3.4 acresLot Size
$267Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listing by David King• Four Seasons Sothebys Intl
Listing by John Schweitzer
Bought with David King• Four Seasons Sothebys Intl
Just ten minutes from Hudson, this late 18th century house and barn on 3.4 acres is full of wonderful surprises. Located in the hamlet of Livingston, it started off as a stagecoach stop, then became the town clerk's office (the huge safe is still here). The house offers glorious morning & afternoon light, very wide old board floors, a gracious reception hall, and two large public rooms. Three Federal period mantels guard non-functioning fireplaces (very much worth fixing). High ceilings. There are two large bedrooms, two very small bedrooms, and two baths (one new, one rustic). The ready-for-restoration barn with hay loft has electricity -- it was last used as a workshop. The entire property is gently rolling lawn with several ancient maple trees, early stone smokehouse and useful outbuildings. Quite livable as is, but with effort could become the sensational place it deserves to be. Two hours from NYC.
OneKey® MLS as Distributed by MLS Grid #M390486
Jul 7, 2020
Sold
$525,000
$216/sq ft
May 19, 2020
Listed
$525,000
$216/sq ft
HVCRMLS #126307
Jun 4, 2019
Sold
$287,000
$118/sq ft
Apr 30, 2019
Listed
$325,000
$134/sq ft
+24
If these wall could talk. .. the stories they would tell! 1790's former stagecoach stop and inn has an abundance of history within it. There is period detail throughout with tin ceilings, built-ins, wide board wood floors, and multiple fireplaces. Situated in the hamlet of Livingston, with over 3 acres of land and a huge 2 story barn that could be utilized for a studio, guest house and more. Come put your vision to work and return it to its former glory!
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$4,211
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
2025
$4,211 (+0.7%)
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
2024
$4,184 (+0.1%)
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
2023
$4,179 (+4.3%)
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
2022
$4,008 (−1.0%)
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
2021
$4,048 (−2.8%)
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
2020
$4,165 (+5.7%)
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
2019
$3,939 (+258.2%)
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
2018
$1,100 (−2.4%)
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
2017
$1,127 (+5.7%)
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
2016
$1,066 (−5.1%)
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
2015
$1,123 (−7.6%)
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
2014
$1,216
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
Tax history for 446 Church Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$4,211
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
2025
$4,211 (+0.7%)
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
2024
$4,184 (+0.1%)
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
2023
$4,179 (+4.3%)
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
2022
$4,008 (−1.0%)
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
2021
$4,048 (−2.8%)
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
2020
$4,165 (+5.7%)
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
2019
$3,939 (+258.2%)
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
2018
$1,100 (−2.4%)
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
2017
$1,127 (+5.7%)
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
2016
$1,066 (−5.1%)
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
2015
$1,123 (−7.6%)
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
2014
$1,216
$49,800 + $98,304
$148,104
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.