Elegant Second Empire House in Claverack, New York | Sotheby's International Realty

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This elegant Second Empire house originally built in 1878 is completely restored to the topmost grade. It has spacious rooms with high ceilings full of light and sunshine and is sited high on a bluff on approximately 44 acres overlooking fields and dales with mountains beyond. Year-round Claverack Creek flows through the property. Fully air conditioned for summer and wood-burning fireplaces throughout for winter, there are four bedrooms in the main house and seven bedrooms in all including the guest house and pool house, adding up to 8,700 sq ft of living space.
Property ID: NX5XK6

[@jackirichard414]

Hello. Beautiful home. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@katgrey6239]

Perfect!

[@tracyneal4258]

I love it

[@claudineipereira7606]

Incrível sensacional 🇺🇸🇧🇷👏🏿👀💰💰💰

[@SKIMSPersonalStylist]

Very nice 🌹

[@christopherlynnjohnson2706]

Romantic.......

[@pookatim]

I was somewhat disappointed. Something seems a bit "off" about this home. One would expect it to be more elegant and impressive inside. It isn't so much the building but perhaps the decor? It comes across as "dingy" instead of opulent. The modern art pieces and some of the furnishings are sorely out of place in this classic home. Second Empire interiors are usually highly decorated with colorful wall coverings and details. This one is just white. Weird!

[@ryandeschanel6925]

You are right. This interior is not opulent enough, on comparison to the exterior architecture. Also, this clumsy mix of modern elements and antiques is really off-putting.

[@katgrey6239]

I agree! I love the house, it's beautiful... but was very disappointed in the sterile decor! A more historical touch with natural woods is what I look for in a home built in the late 1800's.

[@MarciaSantos-ox1fk]

Yes it’s the decor. It makes no sense. So it throws off the beauty of the house.

[@shad-zq1rd]

😩😩🍷🍷🍷

[@daviddavidsonn3578]

0:39 wtf is that thing ???

[@bilbo8338]

"modern art" probably costs around 100k dollars