The Gallatin House-Small but perfect, this jewel-box home is rich with charm and thoughtful detail. Originally built in the 1850s as a workman’s cottage, this iconic 2-bedroom, 1.5-bath home has been masterfully reimagined by the acclaimed design studio Workstead. Perched high above the Roeliff Jansen Kill and set on over 4 private acres, the property is a refined blend of early American architecture and modern craftsmanship. Every element of the home reflects the highest level of restoration and detail: Restored wide-plank floorboards, Radiant-heated herringbone brick mudroom, Workstead lighting and hardware throughout, Period mantel on the fireplace, Chef’s kitchen with Lacanche Cluny range, Center island topped with Rojo Alicante marble from Spain. The Roe Jan runs along the eastern edge of the property, enhancing the sense of privacy and connection to nature. And for those with vision, architectural drawings for a thoughtful expansion are available and included with the sale. Featured in The New York Times, Architectural Digest, Brownstoner, and T Magazine, the Workstead Cottage is more than a home — it’s a celebrated piece of the Hudson Valley’s design legacy.
