'Glen Iris,' The $3.3M Tudor Revival Mansion On The Hudson Listed

NYACK, NY — If a private beach, oak floors and views of the Hudson sound like a dream, that dream might be closer than you think.

The eight-bedroom, five-bathroom, 7,676-sq.-ft. home built in 1866, known as "Glen Iris," can be yours for $3.3 million.

The listing, by Jeffrey Ramundo and Mary Krische of Christie's International Real Estate Group, describes the property as "a Tudor Revival mansion with majestic Hudson River views." The property that was the former home of New York Supreme Court Judge Arthur Tompkins, "sits on 2.2 acres offering privacy and tranquility with mature trees and exceptional river views."

The home has large living spaces with original details throughout, including 10-ft.-plus ceilings, a three-story stairway, wood beams, chestnut paneled and natural stone walls, oak floors, four fireplaces and built-ins with original details. A period old circuit box in the upstairs hallway adds to the home's historic charm.

Hudson River views are exposed in the entryway and from every room. The oversized living room has a fireplace and a window seat. A four-season circular sun room has plenty of natural light and stone detail.

The spacious dining room, which is perfect for entertaining, has a fireplace and hutch built-ins. An updated gourmet kitchen features professional stainless steel appliances and a butler's panty with original wood accents. Next to the kitchen is an office and a full updated bathroom.

The second floor has four oversized bedrooms, a full bathroom, a primary bedroom/bathroom and a walk-in closet with a changing room. There are also separate guest quarters with two bedrooms and a full bath.

The third-floor renovated bonus room has exposed brick walls, several windows, and natural light. There are two additional bedrooms, a full bathroom and more space.

A large walkout unfinished basement offers plenty of storage. There is also a breezeway with a three-car garage and a circular driveway with ample parking.

The property includes deeded access to a private waterfront beach.

According to property records, the property was last sold in May of 2018 for $2 million.

The home is served by the Nyack Union Free School District and annual property taxes are estimated to be $71,630.