5 New York Homes from Hudson Valley Farmhouse to Tudor Manor

Set in the Hudson Valley in Stockport, this charming, well-maintained 4BR/4BA farmhouse balances classic comfort with thoughtful expansion. A 2006 addition nearly doubled the home’s size while preserving its warmth through wood floors and wide moldings, and spacious living areas offer an easy rhythm for everyday life. Upstairs, a brand-new primary suite (2025) brings a fresh sense of retreat. Outside, a beautiful wraparound patio invites slow mornings and relaxed evenings, with peaceful surroundings as the backdrop for gathering or unwinding. The location keeps weekend pleasures close at hand—just 10–12 minutes from Hudson, Chatham, and Kinderhook for boutique shopping, dining, theatre, and arts—plus minutes to local orchards, five miles to Amtrak, and 1.5 miles to Columbia County Airport, with convenient access to the Taconic Parkway and I-90.

From its hilltop setting near the foothills of Adirondack Park, this private 30±-acre retreat feels worlds away—set roughly 1,200 feet back from the town road. Inside, the practical, inviting layout is warmed by beautiful wood finishes and washed in natural light from large windows, balancing move-in-ready comfort with the rustic charm that makes country living so appealing. A massive porch overlooks the land, an easy place to take in the quiet and shifting seasons. Beyond the home, maintained trails weave through wide-open fields with deer plots, several acres of woods, and a spring-fed pond, with accessible trails leading north toward the 6-million-acre Adirondack Park. The landscape includes 2,500± blueberry plants and an impressive array of wildlife, plus a three-bay heated garage with a dedicated work area. Days unfold naturally here, from morning trail walks to evenings watching deer graze.

On Lancaster Street in Albany, this classic 1871 Victorian three-level townhouse is rich with intact detail, from tall ceilings and large windows to original moldings and medallions throughout. The first floor is arranged for everyday ease, with a large open living and dining room, a separate eat-in kitchen, and a bay window that looks out to the deck and small perennial garden. Parquet and hardwood floors run underfoot, while five fireplaces add period character. Central A/C and a convenient half bath round out the main level. Upstairs, the second and third floors offer two bedrooms with full baths, plus top-floor laundry and a bonus study. A primary bedroom bay window frames views of Washington Park, and a full garden-level one-bedroom apartment can serve as a rental or guest suite, with a wine cellar close at hand.

From its hillside setting in Big Flats’ newest single-family home community, the Longview model by Jim Clark pairs thoughtful planning with refined, livable scale. Open-concept living unfolds around a soaring great room, where a coffered ceiling and stone fireplace set a warm, architectural focal point. Nearby, the chef’s kitchen is designed for everyday ease and effortless entertaining, featuring custom cabinetry, premium appliances, a quartzite island, and a butler’s pantry. The first-floor owner’s suite creates a private retreat with a luxurious bath, walk-in closet, and attached laundry. Upstairs, three spacious bedrooms and a full bath offer flexibility for guests, work, or hobbies. A 9-foot-ceiling basement provides room for future expansion, complemented by elegant stone-accented architecture and scenic hillside views.

Set on a beautifully landscaped 1.41-acre corner lot in Elmira, this one-of-a-kind Tudor Manor was designed by renowned New York City architect Patterson-King and offers a rare balance of heritage and ease. Inside, exceptional craftsmanship sets the tone, from oak-beamed ceilings and custom plaster details to historic Welsh tile flooring. Four fireplaces anchor a series of flexible living spaces, including an elegant library and a spacious primary suite. A remodeled chef’s kitchen brings modern function into the home’s classic framework, while a finished lower level expands the way the house can be used day to day. Outdoors, private grounds unfold through lush gardens, slate pathways, and stone walls, with a reflecting pool and multiple outdoor retreats that invite lingering afternoons and quiet evenings alike.