"The property comprises an 1850s house and two barns with living space, set on slightly more than four acres, providing both privacy and charm in Kinderhook."
"The main residence features an abundance of period detail, including wainscoting, marble mantels, and plasterwork, appealing to old house lovers seeking upgrades."
"Peter S. Hoes bought the property in 1854, and a local paper reported in 1856 that construction of a 'modern dwelling' would begin that summer."
"The Italianate red brick dwelling has a symmetrical main facade with three bays and plain stone lintels, showcasing its architectural significance in the village."
The property at 18 Broad Street includes an 1850s Italianate house and two barns with living spaces, set on slightly more than four acres. Despite its central location in Kinderhook, the house maintains privacy. The main residence features period details such as wainscoting and marble mantels. Peter S. Hoes purchased the land in 1854, and construction of the house began by 1858. The architectural design was intended to surpass older buildings in the area, contributing to the village's charm.
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