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Perched on a hillside along one of Newburgh’s most scenic historic streets, this light-filled 1850 Victorian offers sweeping Hudson River and Mount Beacon views across four versatile levels. The home features layered historic interiors, abundant natural light, high ceilings, original millwork, a contemporary kitchen, and multiple distinct filming environments ranging from bright living spaces to a raw cellar and expansive attic. Exterior highlights include a large private deck with panoramic river views, backyard staging space, and a quiet tree-lined setting within New York State’s largest historic district. Conveniently located near Newburgh’s waterfront and Metro-North access, the property combines cinematic scenery, flexible production space, and easy accessibility for film, television, and photo shoots.

1906 bracketed style Italianate home. Front yard is 40' above (On Cliff) Hudson River and the waterfall on the Highland Brook. Grand staircases and woodwork.

In April 1716, Luis Moses Gomez, a Jewish community leader from New York City, purchased 1,200 acres with river access in what is now Marlborough, NY, near the current border with Newburgh.

3 Story Historical Federal House (Over 4,000 sq ft) with wrap-around porch.

Lorillard Lake House constructed of monolithic stone for the founder of Tuxedo Park in 1893, is considered one of the finest examples of this style of architecture in America.

Three story Victorian House located in Monroe, NY. The exterior of the house is covered in stone and siding. The home boasts a stone porch, a large main staircase and four fireplaces.