Timeless Elegance Meets Modern Luxury In Retreat

Built in 2016 by an award-winning Westchester developer, Wilder Balter Inc., this exceptional home marries old-world architectural principles with modern sensibilities, creating spaces that feel both timeless and effortlessly livable. Set on a quiet street with beautiful seasonal Hudson River views and prized southern exposure, the home is filled with natural light, soaring ceilings, rich hardwood floors, bespoke built-ins, a beautifully appointed mudroom, and a deep connection to the outdoors. The open floor plan flows seamlessly from a modern and complete chef’s kitchen with breakfast nook to an expansive deck overlooking a private backyard retreat complete with an in-ground pool, spa, and generous green space for sports, play, and entertaining. A dramatic family room with fireplace anchors the main living area while a library/music room offers a quieter place to work, create, or unwind. Designed for modern living as beautifully as it is for entertaining, the home features a beautifully appointed mudroom, an oversized laundry room, and an attached two-car garage. Upstairs, the serene ensuite primary bedroom is a true sanctuary joined by three additional bedrooms and two more full bathrooms. A dedicated office or fifth bedroom and easily accessible walk-up attic provide flexibility for changing needs and future expansion. The fully finished walkout lower level adds an impressive one thousand four hundred sixty square feet of living space featuring high ceilings, a full bathroom, and endless possibilities for recreation, fitness, guests or multi-generational living. Thoughtfully designed and expertly crafted this energy-efficient home balances elegance comfort and functionality at every turn. A rare offering where classic architecture modern performance and a meaningful connection to nature exist in perfect harmony in one of Upper Nyack’s most welcoming and coveted neighborhoods. Close to Hook Mountain Clarkstown parks and Upper Nyack Elementary and twenty-eight miles to Midtown. Taxes are approximate and are currently in the process with Rich O’Donell being grieved/adjusted. If sold at one million four hundred ninety-five thousand dollars an additional grievance could bring to forty-one thousand two hundred seventy dollars for the following year.