Five bedroom, three and a half bathroom 1840s Greek Revival | 2,834 square foot home on 0.67 acres | Wood burning stoves | Dual parlors | Oversized casement windows | Chef’s kitchen with Viking range, double-bowl farmhouse sink, walk-in pantry, and stainless steel appliances | Wet bar with dining nook | Historic details | Clawfoot bathtubs | Oversized bay window with built-in seating area | Covered front porch | Pea gravel patio | Oversized barn with enclosed hot tub

Set on a generous village lot in the historic hamlet of Hillsdale, this 2,834-square-foot Greek Revival blends mid-19th-century architecture with thoughtful, character-rich updates. Built circa 1848, the five-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath home retains its stately presence with pilastered corners, gabled rooflines, and a full-width front porch framed by Doric columns. The home’s classic proportions and tall windows speak to its era, while inside, well-preserved details and warm, livable spaces offer timeless appeal.

Enter through the main door — framed by glass sidelights and a transom window — into a traditional center hall, flanked by dual parlors. The right wing’s parlor stretches the full length of the house, with the front portion functioning as a formal living room. Separated by a set of French doors, the back portion of the right wing serves as a cozy living space, anchored by a classic wood-burning stove. To the left, the second parlor is split into a casual sitting area and a formal dining room. Tucked away from the rest of the dining space, a wet bar with a built-in booth serves as a private section of the home that balances functionality with charm.

At the back of the house, a chef’s kitchen boasts a Viking gas range, double-bowl farmhouse sink, and two walls of oversized windows. A walk-in pantry offers ample storage, and a second wood-burning stove brings added warmth. Just off the kitchen, a four-season sunroom with a gas fireplace adds additional space for casual dining or intimate gatherings, with easy access to the backyard and stone patio.

Upstairs, five bedrooms and two full baths surround a wide second-floor landing. The primary suite includes its own full bath and an adjoining space that works well as a dressing room, reading nook, or home office. One bedroom features a built-in bay window seat, while others are lined with large-pane windows that frame treetop views. The bathrooms pair traditional clawfoot tubs and silver fixtures with painted wood paneling — a thoughtful mix of utility and old-world charm.

Outside, a covered front porch welcomes visitors with a sense of ease and connection to the surroundings. Behind the home, the yard is fully fenced and generously sized — ideal for pets, gardening, or outdoor entertaining — and framed by mature trees and plantings that provide natural shade and seasonal beauty. A large barn adds utility and charm, outfitted with a hot tub, workshop, and ample storage for tools, gear, or creative use. Stonework throughout the property ties the exterior together, offering a quiet, established feel that reflects the home’s long history in the hamlet.

Asking $1,195,000. Listed by Matthew Carey with Rouse + Co. Real Estate. For showings or inquiries, email Matthew at matt@rouseco.com or call/text (203) 763-9599.

The Neighborhood: In & Around Hillsdale, New York

Set in the heart of Hillsdale’s historic hamlet, this home offers a quiet entry point to village life marked by slow rhythms and local flavor. The Copake Hillsdale Farmers Market draws neighbors each weekend with fresh-picked produce and artisanal goods. Steps away, Twisted Sisters Coffee House serves artfully roasted coffee in a cozy, walkable setting. For a casual afternoon or evening, Roe Jan Brewing Co. pours flights of house-brewed beers in a relaxed, inviting taproom. For time spent outdoors, nearby trails like the Bash Bish Falls Trail, Sunset Rock Trail, and Cedar Brook Trail offer moderate hikes through Taconic State Park and the surrounding mountains.

For more to explore, the thriving town of Hudson lies just under half an hour away, offering a design-forward counterpoint to Hillsdale’s quiet charm. Warren Street is home to standout vintage and antique shops like Magic Hill Mercantile, Finch, and Red Chair on Warren, alongside destination dining spots such as Café Mutton and Wm. Farmer and Sons. In the evenings, The Maker offers a richly layered space to linger over cocktails in a moody, velvet-clad lounge. Nearby, Feast & Floret serves seasonal comfort food in a dining room softened by fresh flowers, candlelight, and a quietly welcoming atmosphere.

Timeless Architecture Framed by Lived-In Comfort: Our Favorite Greek Revival Details

This Greek Revival home in Hillsdale quietly carries the weight of history without feeling distant. Its pilastered corners and Doric columns speak to a time when craftsmanship meant more than style, while the full-width porch invites moments of stillness and connection. Inside, the tall windows and classic French doors shape light and space with an ease that feels effortless, yet intentional. The warmth of wood-burning stoves and built-in window seats offers a lived-in comfort that softens the home’s formal bones. Modern touches like the sunroom and updated kitchen honor the past while embracing present-day life — a balance that feels rare, yet attainable.