Malden Bridge NY Real Estate & Homes for Sale

One of a kind French Chateau style home with copper covered turrets sitting in the Hamlet of Malden Bridge. Along with the stone Chateau is the 1300 sq ft LOG GUEST HOME with 2 bd/2bath, living room w/fp, wood countertops in kitchen. The Chateau's first floor has stone floors with radiant heat, upstairs floors are wood, 25 stained glass windows. If you love to cook, you will appreciate this kitchen w/pantry (would make perfect wine closet). Large formal dining room (currently used as office space) can fit your largest table. Living room with propane fireplace. Looking for the fairytale bedroom this primary bedroom is in the turret. Too much to describe, call for a showing. 30 min to Albany, Hudson or the Berkshires

This is your chance to finally own the house you have always wanted. One of a kind French Chateau style home with copper covered turrets sitting in the Hamlet of Malden Bridge on 6.2 acres. To go along with the stone Chateau is the 1300 sq ft LOG GUEST HOUSE with 2 bedrooms and 2 full baths, kitchen with wood counter tops and porch area. The Chateau's first floor has stone floors with radiant heat, upstairs floors are wood, 25 stained glass windows, amazing interior and exterior doors, slider to the fieldstone court yard off the living room and living room with propane fireplace. If you love to cook, you will appreciate this long galley kitchen with walk-in pantry (this room would also make a great wine closet). Formal dining room (currently used as study) will hold your largest table with room to spare. Looking for the fairytale primary bedroom?? This one sits in the turret! Both homes are on the same deed. They share a drilled well and each have their own septic tank and leach fields. So much more to say - you must come and see! 30 Minutes to Hudson, Albany or Berkshires.

The Joseph A Pratt House in Malden Bridge, NY is the ideal Hudson Valley retreat. Built in 1785, it is nestled on 67 acres of tranquil green lawns and wooded hills. In pristine condition, the property contains the stately, 3900 square foot main house, a 986 square foot guest house and a large barn (also built in 1785) containing a two-car garage, a workshop and a four-season, finished studio with hand-hewn exposed beams. The main house has retained much of its original footprint, most of its original hardware and moldings, stunning wide-board floors, legacy-glass windows with correspondingly paned storm windows, and an original wire-pulled front doorbell. It is stately while remaining comfortable and convenient. The first floor of this center hall Federal house welcomes you with a very large and gracious entry hall. To the left is a spacious living room with wood-burning fireplace and built in cabinets and shelves. To the right side is a very large dining room and/or parlor with an exterior access door, another wood-burning fireplace and original built-in cabinets. The kitchen at the back of the house features a wood-burning fireplace, the original chiseled out soapstone sink, and a back staircase along with modern appliances for contemporary living. The back door of the house opens onto a small office (with half-bath) next to the kitchen. The second floor features a spacious landing, the primary bedroom with ensuite full bath, 3 other bedrooms, (two with wood-burning fireplaces, one with a wood stove) and another bathroom with shower. There is also a staircase to the unfinished attic which features a walk-in cedar closet and plenty of storage space. One of the most remarkable features of the house is in the partially-finished basement. There you will find the original kitchen with a brick floor, a cooking fireplace and an original, arched side exit. The basement also has a bathroom with a shower, the laundry room and the systems of the house. In addition to the main house, this estate boasts a fully self-sufficient one-bedroom guest house with a lofted bedroom, bath, double-height beamed living room and a modern kitchen. Because 60 acres of this property is enrolled in the Dept of Environmental Conservation Forestry Exemption, there is an 80% reduction in property taxes for these 60 acres. The quoted tax amounts reflect that reduction. Only 2 hours and 20 minutes to NYC, 26 minutes to Hudson. You owe it to yourself to see this one!