Hudson, NY – cool weekend getaway with antique homes for sale

Summer travel is in full swing, which means that many New Yorkers are getting out of the city on weekends. The flexibility of remote work allows people to spend more days in upstate New York.

Located just two and a half hours away from Manhattan, Hudson is a fun town with art galleries, antique shops, and beautiful historic homes. The hip and creative vibe and beautiful nature make this town a perfect place for a short vacation or a longer stay with an opportunity to invest in real estate. 

If you want to settle down along the Hudson River or invest in a profitable rental, take a look at this recently renovated 19th-century home. This 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom house has a perfect combination of modern appliances and historic decor. 

Large windows bring tons of natural light into each room. The property has a spacious backyard and a separate 600 square feet studio that can be used as a garage. In addition, this house also has a private parking, large enough to fit three cars. If you wish to list this home on Airbnb, you can purchase it furnished and have a 4.6 percent annual rental return. 

The Hudson housing market offers many stunning properties, including this one: a 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom antique farmhouse with views of the Catskill Mountains. Inside, you will find original wood flooring, spacious bedrooms with antique furniture, and a modern kitchen.

This picture-perfect home has an additional guesthouse and an extra legal building lot. The home is surrounded by a beautiful forest, which creates an additional sense of relaxation and privacy. The main house and a guesthouse can be listed separately on Airbnb and make a profitable investment. Your annual rental return for this property will be around 4.8 percent. 

Home prices in Hudson are trending down, and the competition among homebuyers is low. However, homes do not stay on the market for too long. Reach out if you would like to get more details on investment and second residence options. 

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Houlihan Lawrence, Inc.