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1859 Italianate in East Schodack, NY

6/23/25 10 Comments
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As of 6/23/25, this home was for sale.
$750,000

6 Eileen Dr, East Schodack, NY 12063

This impressive Victorian Mansion is a true masterpiece, blending timeless elegance with modern upgrades. Its stunning Italianate architecture features 7 exquisite marble fireplaces, intricate crown molding with acanthus leaf brackets, soaring 12-foot ceilings, grand floor-to-ceiling windows, and elegant Newel post lamps. The home boasts oversized master suites both upstairs and downstairs, each with luxurious master baths and their own marble fireplaces. Significant updates have been made to this home, including a partial roof replacement and re-coating of the rubberized sections. The heating system was fully upgraded with a new boiler, hot water tank, and thermostats, ensuring comfort throughout the home. Electrical updates provide peace of mind and efficiency. Both the exterior and interior have undergone impressive renovations, including the transformation of the kitchen and bathrooms with sleek granite finishes, offering a contemporary touch while maintaining the home's historic charm. This extraordinary residence is set on 1.5 acres in the heart of East Greenbush, just minutes from the train station and downtown Albany, making it an ideal location for both privacy and convenience. Perfect for entertaining family and friends, this home seamlessly blends the grandeur of the past with the comforts of the present. Only 2.5 hours from NYC via car or Amtrak, the location offers easy access for weekend getaways or commuting. Situated within the award-winning East Greenbush School District, the property also includes a potential 3-season cottage awaiting your finishing touches—ideal for a studio, guest house, or additional living space.
5 Bed 3.5 Bath 4,172 Sq Ft 1.5 Ac.
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