3 Route 216

Historic Hudson Valley Estate Compound Near New York City Offered at $1,495,000, the Storm Homestead is a remarkable circa 1790 residence set on approximately 3.92 picturesque acres in the Hudson Valley, offering privacy, character, and exceptional versatility within comfortable reach of New York City. The home features 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms with over 4,300 square feet of finished living space, highlighted by a spacious 907-square-foot fully heated and finished attic with windows, professionally measured and documented in the floor plan—ideal for a studio, recreation lounge, or creative retreat. Public records reflect 3,458 square feet, with the finished attic contributing to the home’s expanded and highly functional living area. Timeless architectural details showcase the property’s heritage, including original wide-plank floors, exposed wood beams, multiple fireplaces, and a traditional bread oven, while a rare and fully operational Sedgwick hand-powered elevator remains an extraordinary feature seldom found in residential properties. Designed for both comfortable living and entertaining, the residence includes a formal living room with stone fireplace, a library or study with its own fireplace, and a gracious formal dining room ideal for gatherings. The primary bedroom features an ensuite bath, while a private one-bedroom maid’s quarters with clawfoot tub provides additional accommodations for guests or extended stays. A second-floor laundry area adds convenience. The chef’s kitchen features custom cherry cabinetry, granite countertops, a center island, double wall ovens, butler’s pantry, and radiant heated floors. A wraparound porch with swing overlooks the scenic grounds, creating the perfect setting for relaxing country weekends or outdoor entertaining. A defining feature of the property is its extraordinary collection of 13 original barns and outbuildings, including a Dutch barn, blacksmith shop, lift-frame machine shed, horse stable, cow barn, and tractor barn. These rare structures create a distinctive estate compound environment ideal for artist studios, workshops, collector garages, creative retreats, or additional guest accommodations. A separate one-bedroom cottage with fireplace offers private space for visitors, extended family, or caretaker quarters. The beautifully maintained grounds include a koi pond with cascading waterfalls, wishing well, hand-pump well, and a private Swedish sauna. For collectors and enthusiasts, the property also offers seven heated garage spaces, covered shelter for up to ten additional vehicles, and a professional-grade automotive lift with wheel-alignment capability. Steeped in local heritage, the property reflects the enduring legacy of Dirck Goris Storm, whose writings documented early Dutch life in the Hudson Valley. Conveniently located near Interstate 84, Interstate 684, and the Taconic State Parkway, the property is also close to Metro-North Railroad service. The express train from Grand Central Terminal to Beacon, New York travels approximately 88–89 minutes nonstop, offering convenient access between the city and the Hudson Valley. Enjoy close proximity to golf courses, scenic walking trails, and the natural beauty that defines the Hudson Valley lifestyle. The vibrant city of Beacon, New York—home to acclaimed restaurants, boutique shopping, and the renowned Dia Beacon museum—is just minutes away. Blending architectural character, countryside privacy, and exceptional versatility, The Storm Homestead offers a rare opportunity to own a distinctive Hudson Valley compound ideal for weekend escapes, creative pursuits, entertaining, and relaxed country living near New York City. Bedroom is Virtually stage for Visualization