This truly charming home, located a block from the river, was built circa 1912 as an American Foursquare, a later version of the Arts and Crafts movement that followed the Victorian era. Imagine waking up each morning to see the sunrise from the beautiful eastern exposures, and enjoying a short 5 minute stroll along North Broadway into the heart of downtown Nyack for coffee and breakfast. Some features include a broad wrap around porch, a gracious wide foyer filled with soft light, beautifully preserved original hardwood floors, a unique butler’s pantry, extra-wide windows and a wood burning fireplace in the living room, as well as built in bookshelves. The south-facing Chefs kitchen features bespoke painting, a huge GE Monogram range with double ovens, thick marble counters and industrial cabinetry. Four nicely sized bedrooms upstairs as well as great flexible options on the third floor. Mature and well-planned gardens grace the front and the back, as well as a detached 1 car garage and driveway parking. A flat, easy walk to Upper Nyack Elementary and close to Nyack Boat Club, The Library and The Edward Hopper House.