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$1,200,000

Welcome to 37 North Cedar Street, Beacon, NY, where modern updates meet flexible living in one of the Hudson Valley's most sought-after communities. Ideally located just minutes from Beacon's vibrant Main Street, Metro-North, local shops, restaurants, and outdoor recreation, this beautifully maintained home offers the perfect balance of comfort, convenience, and versatility. Inside, you'll find a thoughtfully updated interior featuring three fully renovated bathrooms with stylish finishes and all brand-new appliances, allowing you to move right in with confidence. The spacious layout provides plenty of room for everyday living, entertaining, or working from home. The finished basement offers exceptional added value with two legally converted bedrooms, complete with the proper permits and documentation from the sellers, ideal for guests, extended family, or additional living space. The former garage has also been converted into a bonus room, providing even more flexibility as a home office, gym, playroom, or studio, while still offering the option to be easily converted back into a garage if desired. Whether you're looking for extra space, modern upgrades, or a prime Beacon location, this home checks all the boxes. Don't miss the opportunity to make this move-in-ready property your next home.

5 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 1028375 MLS

Welcome to 37 North Cedar Street, Beacon, NY, where modern updates meet flexible living in one of the Hudson Valley's most sought-after communities. Ideally located just minutes from Beacon's vibrant Main Street, Metro-North, local shops, restaurants, and outdoor recreation, this beautifully maintained home offers the perfect balance of comfort, convenience, and versatility. Inside, you'll find a thoughtfully updated interior featuring three fully renovated bathrooms with stylish finishes and all brand-new appliances, allowing you to move right in with confidence. The spacious layout provides plenty of room for everyday living, entertaining, or working from home. The finished basement offers exceptional added value with two legally converted bedrooms, complete with the proper permits and documentation from the sellers, ideal for guests, extended family, or additional living space. The former garage has also been converted into a bonus room, providing even more flexibility as a home office, gym, playroom, or studio, while still offering the option to be easily converted back into a garage if desired. Whether you're looking for extra space, modern upgrades, or a prime Beacon location, this home checks all the boxes. Don't miss the opportunity to make this move-in-ready property your next home.

37 N Cedar Street, Beacon

$1,025,000

Some homes are built. Others are composed — note by note, detail by detail — as acts of devotion to beauty. 43 Boyce Street is the latter. Standing as a masterwork of Second Empire architecture since 1870, this 2,027-square-foot estate rises above Beacon's most coveted residential streets beneath a commanding mansard roof clad in original fish-scale slate — its curved eyebrow dormers catching the Hudson Valley light in ways that no photograph can fully render. The sweeping wrap-around porch, with its classical white columns, turned balusters, and grand ceremonial staircase, sets a tone of effortless, unhurried grandeur before you ever step inside. The original oval-glass front door opens to reveal a foyer anchored by one of the most remarkable staircases in the Hudson Valley — a soaring chestnut construction with a carved and fluted newel post of almost sculptural complexity, its hand-turned spindle balusters ascending through all three floors like an architectural spine. Crown moldings of extraordinary depth frame every ceiling. Original hardwood floors, laid in rich parquet patterns, glow with the warmth of 150 years of light. The principal rooms make no apology for their ambition. Spanning over 20 feet in length, the living and dining spaces are divided — and united — by the home's most breathtaking element: full-span, hand-carved fretwork room dividers of a complexity that belongs in a museum. This kind of woodwork is called "Eastlake fretwork" or "gingerbread fretwork" — named after the English designer Charles Eastlake, whose 1868 book Hints on Household Taste sparked a craze for this style of hand-crafted geometric and naturalistic woodwork throughout American Victorian homes of the 1870s–1890s. It was done with a scroll saw and hand chisels by skilled craftsmen, and it typically took months to complete a single installation like this. What makes this one exceptional is the scale — it divides two full-size rooms, meaning it runs a very long span — and the level of detail, which is far above what you see in most surviving examples. Most homes had a version of this removed during 20th-century renovations. The fact that this one is still intact, in this condition, is genuinely rare. Sunburst medallions, interlocking scrollwork, botanical tracery, and geometric lacework are woven into arched wooden screens supported by columned posts, each base finished in paneled wainscoting. Five decorative Victorian fireplace mantels punctuate the rooms — their painted arched surrounds, several adorned with original Aesthetic Movement polychrome panels, are time capsules of an era when even the purely ornamental was made to last forever. Plaster ceiling medallions, crystal chandeliers on original brass chains, and original cast iron radiators complete an interior of almost overwhelming visual richness. The lower level — the domain of the household's servants in the original family's time — now offers a kitchen, pantry, laundry, an additional room or dining area with its own fireplace, two egress entries, a powder room, and storage. The third floor holds a gracious primary suite with walk-in closet, a second bedroom, a full bath, and two additional rooms — quiet spaces under the mansard's embrace, where the dormers frame the sky above Mount Beacon. Beyond the gate at 47 Grove Street, the included adjacent parcel provides a two-car garage — a rarity in Beacon's most walkable neighborhoods. Stroll to Main Street and the world of Dia:Beacon, the farm-to-table dining, the galleries, and the effortless cultural life that has drawn the most discerning of New York City's creative and professional class to this river city. The Metro-North Hudson Line deposits you in Manhattan in 90 minutes. The life you find here, however, will feel a world apart.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 1021225 MLS

Some homes are built. Others are composed — note by note, detail by detail — as acts of devotion to beauty. 43 Boyce Street is the latter. Standing as a masterwork of Second Empire architecture since 1870, this 2,027-square-foot estate rises above Beacon's most coveted residential streets beneath a commanding mansard roof clad in original fish-scale slate — its curved eyebrow dormers catching the Hudson Valley light in ways that no photograph can fully render. The sweeping wrap-around porch, with its classical white columns, turned balusters, and grand ceremonial staircase, sets a tone of effortless, unhurried grandeur before you ever step inside. The original oval-glass front door opens to reveal a foyer anchored by one of the most remarkable staircases in the Hudson Valley — a soaring chestnut construction with a carved and fluted newel post of almost sculptural complexity, its hand-turned spindle balusters ascending through all three floors like an architectural spine. Crown moldings of extraordinary depth frame every ceiling. Original hardwood floors, laid in rich parquet patterns, glow with the warmth of 150 years of light. The principal rooms make no apology for their ambition. Spanning over 20 feet in length, the living and dining spaces are divided — and united — by the home's most breathtaking element: full-span, hand-carved fretwork room dividers of a complexity that belongs in a museum. This kind of woodwork is called "Eastlake fretwork" or "gingerbread fretwork" — named after the English designer Charles Eastlake, whose 1868 book Hints on Household Taste sparked a craze for this style of hand-crafted geometric and naturalistic woodwork throughout American Victorian homes of the 1870s–1890s. It was done with a scroll saw and hand chisels by skilled craftsmen, and it typically took months to complete a single installation like this. What makes this one exceptional is the scale — it divides two full-size rooms, meaning it runs a very long span — and the level of detail, which is far above what you see in most surviving examples. Most homes had a version of this removed during 20th-century renovations. The fact that this one is still intact, in this condition, is genuinely rare. Sunburst medallions, interlocking scrollwork, botanical tracery, and geometric lacework are woven into arched wooden screens supported by columned posts, each base finished in paneled wainscoting. Five decorative Victorian fireplace mantels punctuate the rooms — their painted arched surrounds, several adorned with original Aesthetic Movement polychrome panels, are time capsules of an era when even the purely ornamental was made to last forever. Plaster ceiling medallions, crystal chandeliers on original brass chains, and original cast iron radiators complete an interior of almost overwhelming visual richness. The lower level — the domain of the household's servants in the original family's time — now offers a kitchen, pantry, laundry, an additional room or dining area with its own fireplace, two egress entries, a powder room, and storage. The third floor holds a gracious primary suite with walk-in closet, a second bedroom, a full bath, and two additional rooms — quiet spaces under the mansard's embrace, where the dormers frame the sky above Mount Beacon. Beyond the gate at 47 Grove Street, the included adjacent parcel provides a two-car garage — a rarity in Beacon's most walkable neighborhoods. Stroll to Main Street and the world of Dia:Beacon, the farm-to-table dining, the galleries, and the effortless cultural life that has drawn the most discerning of New York City's creative and professional class to this river city. The Metro-North Hudson Line deposits you in Manhattan in 90 minutes. The life you find here, however, will feel a world apart.

43 Boyce Street, Beacon

$387,000

A diamond in the rough! This charming 2-bedroom single-family home is ideally located in the City of Beacon, directly across from Memorial Park. Major systems have been maintained, with the roof, water heater, and furnace all less than 10 years old and everything currently in working condition. The property is being sold AS-IS and offers an excellent opportunity for buyers looking to add their own style and updates. Bring your vision, DIY skills, or contractor and transform this home into something truly special. Whether you're a first-time buyer, investor, or renovation enthusiast, this is a fantastic opportunity in a desirable Beacon location.

2 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 1013273 MLS

A diamond in the rough! This charming 2-bedroom single-family home is ideally located in the City of Beacon, directly across from Memorial Park. Major systems have been maintained, with the roof, water heater, and furnace all less than 10 years old and everything currently in working condition. The property is being sold AS-IS and offers an excellent opportunity for buyers looking to add their own style and updates. Bring your vision, DIY skills, or contractor and transform this home into something truly special. Whether you're a first-time buyer, investor, or renovation enthusiast, this is a fantastic opportunity in a desirable Beacon location.

84 Wilkes Street, Beacon

$799,000

You're not buying a house. You're buying a lifestyle that's already built — and it took years to create. Most buyers spend 2–3 years and $150K+ trying to build what already exists at 2 Greenwood Drive. This is the home you'd build if you had the time, the vision, and the discipline to execute. Someone already did that work for you. Start outside, because that's where this property wins. The backyard is a private resort. A full outdoor kitchen pavilion — hard metal roof, dual ceiling fans, string lights, wall-mounted TV, granite counters, stone bar face, built-in beverage refrigerator, Blackstone griddle, and seating for eight. A separate hot tub under its own covered gazebo. A large pool with volleyball net. A composite deck with outdoor dining for six under a cantilever umbrella. Stone patio, fire pit table, lounge areas in every direction. Then wrap around front: a 39-foot covered entertainment porch with ceiling fans, hanging chairs, and ambient lighting that makes your guests forget to leave. You don't have to add a thing. This is done. Inside, the home matches. Open dining room with a granite eat-in kitchen and custom cabinetry. Living room with beamed ceilings and fireplace. Main floor flex rooms — one opens directly onto the back deck through sliding glass doors. Designer barn doors throughout every floor carry a consistent, high-character design language this house wears naturally. Upstairs: three bedrooms including a spa-quality bathroom — floor-to-ceiling slate tile, double vanity with LED backlit mirrors, oversized walk-in shower with pebble floor, rainfall head, built-in bench and niche. Upper hallway features knotty pine, custom wall murals, and access to a private balcony with elevated views. Downstairs: finished basement with LVP floors, recessed LED lighting, mini-split climate control, and a barn door divider creating separate living and flex spaces. Additional bedroom with full bath — vessel sink vanity and walk-in shower. Main-level laundry with dedicated mudroom entry. The infrastructure is equally finished. Solar panels 2024 — OWNED, paid off, transfer at closing. No lease. No financing. Free electricity from day one. Whole-house generator. Mitsubishi split systems. B-Dry waterproofing with dual sump pumps and battery backup — transferable warranties. 200-amp panel. 80-gallon water heater. Replacement windows. Detached 3-car garage — oversized metal building with workshop space and overhead storage. Outdoor shed with roll top doors for plenty of extra storage. The expensive stuff? All done. Beacon Hills — minutes from downtown Beacon, one of the hottest markets in the Hudson Valley. The value. The quiet. The community. Without downtown prices. Everything done. Ready for someone that knows what they're looking at.

4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 1011415 MLS

You're not buying a house. You're buying a lifestyle that's already built — and it took years to create. Most buyers spend 2–3 years and $150K+ trying to build what already exists at 2 Greenwood Drive. This is the home you'd build if you had the time, the vision, and the discipline to execute. Someone already did that work for you. Start outside, because that's where this property wins. The backyard is a private resort. A full outdoor kitchen pavilion — hard metal roof, dual ceiling fans, string lights, wall-mounted TV, granite counters, stone bar face, built-in beverage refrigerator, Blackstone griddle, and seating for eight. A separate hot tub under its own covered gazebo. A large pool with volleyball net. A composite deck with outdoor dining for six under a cantilever umbrella. Stone patio, fire pit table, lounge areas in every direction. Then wrap around front: a 39-foot covered entertainment porch with ceiling fans, hanging chairs, and ambient lighting that makes your guests forget to leave. You don't have to add a thing. This is done. Inside, the home matches. Open dining room with a granite eat-in kitchen and custom cabinetry. Living room with beamed ceilings and fireplace. Main floor flex rooms — one opens directly onto the back deck through sliding glass doors. Designer barn doors throughout every floor carry a consistent, high-character design language this house wears naturally. Upstairs: three bedrooms including a spa-quality bathroom — floor-to-ceiling slate tile, double vanity with LED backlit mirrors, oversized walk-in shower with pebble floor, rainfall head, built-in bench and niche. Upper hallway features knotty pine, custom wall murals, and access to a private balcony with elevated views. Downstairs: finished basement with LVP floors, recessed LED lighting, mini-split climate control, and a barn door divider creating separate living and flex spaces. Additional bedroom with full bath — vessel sink vanity and walk-in shower. Main-level laundry with dedicated mudroom entry. The infrastructure is equally finished. Solar panels 2024 — OWNED, paid off, transfer at closing. No lease. No financing. Free electricity from day one. Whole-house generator. Mitsubishi split systems. B-Dry waterproofing with dual sump pumps and battery backup — transferable warranties. 200-amp panel. 80-gallon water heater. Replacement windows. Detached 3-car garage — oversized metal building with workshop space and overhead storage. Outdoor shed with roll top doors for plenty of extra storage. The expensive stuff? All done. Beacon Hills — minutes from downtown Beacon, one of the hottest markets in the Hudson Valley. The value. The quiet. The community. Without downtown prices. Everything done. Ready for someone that knows what they're looking at.

2 Greenwood Drive, Beacon

$745,000

Welcome to 32 Dutchess Terrace — a fully renovated Beacon gem just moments from vibrant Main Street. This stunning home has been completely transformed with bold modern design, high-end finishes, and timeless character throughout. From the striking black-and-white exterior to the designer interior details, every inch has been thoughtfully curated. Highlights include refinished dark hardwood floors, custom millwork, statement lighting, and a showstopping new kitchen featuring sleek black cabinetry, quartz countertops, and stunning black-and-white Italian marble flooring. Both bathrooms have been beautifully redesigned with marble finishes, including a spectacular Italian marble shower in the downstairs bath off the porch. Bright, sun-filled living spaces, generously sized bedrooms, updated systems, a spacious basement, and an unfinished attic with future potential make this home as functional as it is stylish. Outside, enjoy refreshed landscaping, new fencing, and inviting outdoor spaces perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Completely turnkey and impeccably designed, 32 Dutchess Terrace offers modern Beacon living at its finest.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 999749 MLS

Welcome to 32 Dutchess Terrace — a fully renovated Beacon gem just moments from vibrant Main Street. This stunning home has been completely transformed with bold modern design, high-end finishes, and timeless character throughout. From the striking black-and-white exterior to the designer interior details, every inch has been thoughtfully curated. Highlights include refinished dark hardwood floors, custom millwork, statement lighting, and a showstopping new kitchen featuring sleek black cabinetry, quartz countertops, and stunning black-and-white Italian marble flooring. Both bathrooms have been beautifully redesigned with marble finishes, including a spectacular Italian marble shower in the downstairs bath off the porch. Bright, sun-filled living spaces, generously sized bedrooms, updated systems, a spacious basement, and an unfinished attic with future potential make this home as functional as it is stylish. Outside, enjoy refreshed landscaping, new fencing, and inviting outdoor spaces perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Completely turnkey and impeccably designed, 32 Dutchess Terrace offers modern Beacon living at its finest.

32 Dutchess Terrace, Beacon

$1,295,000

Beautiful historic gardener’s cottage from the original Henry Sargent Wodenethe Estate, dating back to 1863. Nestled on a quiet cul-de-sac, this one-of-a-kind home seamlessly blends timeless character with modern upgrades. A formal entry welcomes you into a stunning sunroom (added in 1920), featuring vaulted ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace, and French doors that open to a covered bluestone patio—perfect for indoor-outdoor living. The cozy living room showcases original exposed wood ceilings and a classic brick wood-burning fireplace. The thoughtfully updated galley kitchen is equipped with Viking appliances, quartz countertops, and a spacious walk-in pantry. A newly added dining room (2023), designed to complement the home’s historic charm, features lots of windows and a glass door leading directly to the patio—ideal for entertaining and al fresco dining. The first-floor primary suite offers high ceilings, a walk-in closet, and a private bath. Upstairs, you’ll find an additional bedroom and full bathroom. Currently this space is open to below, but could easily be closed off with a door and wall. The 2023 addition and renovation included a full overhaul of the home while preserving its original character: all-new kitchen and baths, electrical, central air, new windows throughout, roof, flooring, spray foam insulation and more. Set on a beautiful, level property, the grounds feel like a private retreat with bluestone paths, brick walls, and lush perennial gardens. A striking sculptural tree anchors the front yard—possibly to have been planted by Henry Sargent himself, known for his horticultural and landscape design legacy. Additional features include a detached two-car garage, generator, landscape lighting and a prime location within walking distance to Main Street and Metro-North.

2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 986716 MLS

Beautiful historic gardener’s cottage from the original Henry Sargent Wodenethe Estate, dating back to 1863. Nestled on a quiet cul-de-sac, this one-of-a-kind home seamlessly blends timeless character with modern upgrades. A formal entry welcomes you into a stunning sunroom (added in 1920), featuring vaulted ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace, and French doors that open to a covered bluestone patio—perfect for indoor-outdoor living. The cozy living room showcases original exposed wood ceilings and a classic brick wood-burning fireplace. The thoughtfully updated galley kitchen is equipped with Viking appliances, quartz countertops, and a spacious walk-in pantry. A newly added dining room (2023), designed to complement the home’s historic charm, features lots of windows and a glass door leading directly to the patio—ideal for entertaining and al fresco dining. The first-floor primary suite offers high ceilings, a walk-in closet, and a private bath. Upstairs, you’ll find an additional bedroom and full bathroom. Currently this space is open to below, but could easily be closed off with a door and wall. The 2023 addition and renovation included a full overhaul of the home while preserving its original character: all-new kitchen and baths, electrical, central air, new windows throughout, roof, flooring, spray foam insulation and more. Set on a beautiful, level property, the grounds feel like a private retreat with bluestone paths, brick walls, and lush perennial gardens. A striking sculptural tree anchors the front yard—possibly to have been planted by Henry Sargent himself, known for his horticultural and landscape design legacy. Additional features include a detached two-car garage, generator, landscape lighting and a prime location within walking distance to Main Street and Metro-North.

8 N Wodenethe Drive, Beacon

$799,500

A/O 7/31. This stunning 1900s Colonial-style farmhouse presents a rare opportunity to own a historic residence with incredible grounds and potential. Nestled on nearly a double city lot just steps from Main Street, this property offers expansive space for gardening, outdoor activities, or future development. Key Features: Historic Colonial architecture with timeless charm Nearly double-sized city lot with mature tiered gardens, shade trees, and lush landscaping. Spacious living room with fireplace, dining room, and galley-style kitchen Functional mudroom, laundry room, bonus office/playroom and den. Three bedrooms and two full bathsn Large outdoor areas including two yards, covered patio, tool shed, vegetable gardens, and curated mature plants. Bonus parking and exciting potential for an ADU above the garage Previously used as a 5-bedroom home, offering flexible living options—ideal space for working from home. Located within a short stroll to Beacon’s charming Main Street, enjoy fine dining, entertainment, and shopping just steps away. This property seamlessly combines historic character with modern comforts and offers a unique opportunity for expansion and personalization. Proof of funds required to view. Don’t miss the chance to make this extraordinary home your own!

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 862505 MLS

A/O 7/31. This stunning 1900s Colonial-style farmhouse presents a rare opportunity to own a historic residence with incredible grounds and potential. Nestled on nearly a double city lot just steps from Main Street, this property offers expansive space for gardening, outdoor activities, or future development. Key Features: Historic Colonial architecture with timeless charm Nearly double-sized city lot with mature tiered gardens, shade trees, and lush landscaping. Spacious living room with fireplace, dining room, and galley-style kitchen Functional mudroom, laundry room, bonus office/playroom and den. Three bedrooms and two full bathsn Large outdoor areas including two yards, covered patio, tool shed, vegetable gardens, and curated mature plants. Bonus parking and exciting potential for an ADU above the garage Previously used as a 5-bedroom home, offering flexible living options—ideal space for working from home. Located within a short stroll to Beacon’s charming Main Street, enjoy fine dining, entertainment, and shopping just steps away. This property seamlessly combines historic character with modern comforts and offers a unique opportunity for expansion and personalization. Proof of funds required to view. Don’t miss the chance to make this extraordinary home your own!

49 N Chestnut Street, Beacon