The Union Street House is a classic yet uniquely sophisticated example of Victorian Era architecture in one of Hudson's most coveted corners. An embodiment of the ideal elements one hopes to find in a home from this period such as a decorative facade, original floors with dark stained ribbon borders throughout most of the first floor, high ceilings, double door entry, ornate air exchanges and a dramatic entryway staircase. The tall pocket doors in both the parlor and living rooms are at the center of the first floor's identity as entertainer. But then there are the unexpected design choices that give this house its own distinct character. Upon landing on the second floor you'll find an elegant, slightly playful and warm environment created by curved lines, rich moldings, and lattice adorned windows. The bedrooms are generous in size and the many tall windows let in plenty of natural light.Sited on a fenced-in double length lot, a rarity within Hudson proper, only two blocks to prime Warren Street.