54 West Bridge Street · Saugerties · New York
A Greek Revival estate in the village of Saugerties — the Hudson five minutes east, the Catskills thirty minutes west.
Est. 1844 · 42°04′39″N · 73°57′25″W
There is a particular quality to a house this old — the proportion of the rooms, the depth of the window sills, the way afternoon light crosses original floors. The main house was built for a village doctor in 1844 and has been kept, ever since, for being together: a long table, deep porches, a lawn that runs to the pool, and a carriage house alongside for the overflow.
We are not a hotel. This is our family's house in the village, and it books like one — on Airbnb, with us a text away.
The Main House
The original residence — high ceilings, a marble mantel with a working fire, a chef's kitchen, and four bedrooms with four full baths. The heated pool and the cedar hot tub are yours alone.
Sleeps 12 · 4 Bedrooms · 7 Beds · 4 Baths
Explore the house
The Guesthouse
The intimate counterpart, up its own stairs over the carriage bays — a king bed, a full kitchen with a little porch, and the village a five-minute walk out the door.
Sleeps 4 · King + Trundle · 1 Bath
Explore the carriage house
Take a right and you'll pass two blocks of shops and restaurants; midway down, Partition Street slopes toward the Esopus, Diamond Mills, and the big red bridge. Dinner above the waterfall is a five-minute walk. The lighthouse is across town. The Catskill high peaks start twenty minutes west.
We keep an honest, opinionated guide to all of it — where to eat, which trails earn the drive, and the house's own long story.
Projects
In 2024 we tore the old pool apart and did it properly — new hardscaping, dark water, bluestone underfoot, and a heater strong enough to be dangerous. The story of the biggest project we've taken on here.
Jul 2026
Projects
The stretch between the patio and the pool used to be the part of the yard you walked through to get somewhere else. Then came a cedar hot tub on a gravel pad, a very long plant list, and a 2024 that changed the whole back of the property.
Jul 2026
History
The main house was built in 1844 for a village doctor whose portrait now hangs in the company of paintings at the Met. A short history of the house and the town it sits in.
May 2026
Both houses book through Airbnb — same houses, same hosts, superhost-rated. Availability calendars live on each house page.
