The Volner House is a mid-century modern residence with Hudson River views, located
approximately 45 minutes from New York City and indirectly adjacent to the Hudson National
Golf Course. The property overlooks multiple river bays and offers southern and western
exposures with sunset views.
Designed in 1951 by modernist architect H. Seymour Howard Jr., a graduate of Harvard
University’s Graduate School of Design, the home reflects the principles of early postwar
modern architecture.
The main residence has been restored with careful attention to original materials and
proportions. A separate pool and guest house, along with a three-car bermed...
The Volner House is a mid-century modern residence with Hudson River views, located
approximately 45 minutes from New York City and indirectly adjacent to the Hudson National
Golf Course. The property overlooks multiple river bays and offers southern and western
exposures with sunset views.
Designed in 1951 by modernist architect H. Seymour Howard Jr., a graduate of Harvard
University’s Graduate School of Design, the home reflects the principles of early postwar
modern architecture.
The main residence has been restored with careful attention to original materials and
proportions. A separate pool and guest house, along with a three-car bermed garage, was
added as part of the restoration.
Interior features include birch paneling and custom built-in cabinetry throughout. Kitchens,
bathrooms, and climate control systems have been fully updated with contemporary fixtures,
energy-efficient infrastructure, and integrated Crestron smart home controls.
The Volner House is a mid-century modern residence with Hudson River views, located
approximately 45 minutes from New York City and indirectly adjacent to the Hudson National
Golf Course. The property overlooks multiple river bays and offers southern and western
exposures with sunset views.
Designed in 1951 by modernist architect H. Seymour Howard Jr., a graduate of Harvard
University’s Graduate School of Design, the home reflects the principles of early postwar
modern architecture.
The main residence has been restored with careful attention to original materials and
proportions. A separate pool and guest house, along with a three-car bermed garage, was
added as part of the restoration.
Interior features include birch paneling and custom built-in cabinetry throughout. Kitchens,
bathrooms, and climate control systems have been fully updated with contemporary fixtures,
energy-efficient infrastructure, and integrated Crestron smart home controls.
