Coffee. A little wandering. One more reservation.
Browse antiques and independent shops, pause for lunch, then let dinner become the evening.
Slow village mornings. Days out in the Hudson Highlands. Evenings around your own fire. An 1800s brick house just off Cold Spring’s Main Street, with a private garden and room to settle in.
Your own little corner of Cold Spring. A place to gather, unwind and come back to.
Bring something good home from the farm stand. Put the coffee on, open a book, linger around the kitchen table. Exposed brick, wide-board floors and a thoughtful renovation make it easy to feel at home.
Outside, there’s a garden for long lunches, a hot tub for cool evenings and a fire pit for one more conversation. Walk into the village, head out into the Highlands, then come back to a place that’s all yours.
A farmhouse kitchen made for gathering.
A corner for doing nothing at all.
Long dinners outside, all summer long.
A hot soak under an open sky.
One more story before bed.
Browse antiques and independent shops, pause for lunch, then let dinner become the evening.
Woodland walks, ridge trails and the colours of the Hudson Highlands.
Paddle from Cold Spring or plan a sail on the Hudson. A whole different perspective.
Make Cold Spring your base for a ride through the Highlands, with Motorcyclepedia in Newburgh for another day out.
Step out for coffee, browse Main Street’s antiques and shops, or walk down to the Hudson. Six Church Street sits at the corner of Main Street, inside Cold Spring’s historic district, with a direct Metro-North connection to Grand Central.
Dockside Park, the Hudson River and local hiking trails are all a short walk away, with the wider Hudson Highlands just beyond the village. Bring a car for orchards, art in Beacon, gardens or West Point.
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