43 N Oviatt St

Tradition meets timeless flair in this charming 4-Bedrm, 2.5-bath Hudson Heritage Colonial located in the heart of Downtown. Built circa 1878 by George W. Church as his personal residence, this late Gothic Revival–style home sits opposite the former Oviatt High School, now Old School Green Park. Recognized for its historical significance and listed on the National Register of Historic Places by the U.S. Department of the Interior, the home showcases notable original details including decorative window trim and the original front door. Extensively renovated in 2016, the home blends the charm of yesteryear with modern amenities and custom-quality updates. Rich hdwd flooring and a soft neutral palette create a warm and inviting flow throughout the main level. To the left of the foyer is a versatile multi-use space—ideal for a home office, playroom, or reading nook. To the right, the Living Rm features a striking stone fireplace w/built-in cabinet housing a wine frig. Adjoining Dining Rm offers an elegant space for entertaining and flows seamlessly into the gourmet Kitchen boasting white cabinetry, quartz countertops, SS appliances, and a casual eating bar. Abundant storage and generous prep space make this kitchen as functional as it is beautiful. Stepped down from the Living and Dining Rms, the Family Rm highlights the easy flow of the floor plan. Dble doors open to the rear and side yards, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor connection. An option for convenient one-floor living is found in the 1st floor Bedrm complete with a full en-suite bath and glass doors leading outdoors. A Laundry Rm and guest bath complete the main level. The 2nd floor, added in early 1900’s, features a spacious Bedrm w/walk-in closet, along w/2 additional Bedrms that share the main bath. Above the detached 2 car garage, attic space offers exciting potential for future use—studio, workshop, or additional storage. Experience the charm, history, and convenience of Village living at its finest.