24 Broad Street Kinderhook, NY 12106

History buffs and architecture enthusiasts alike will delight in this rare and sumptuously restored Hudson Valley country estate, one of the few Georgian mansions built before the Revolutionary War. In the heart of historic Kinderhook Village, the stately brick home was built in 1765 by the well connected Van Schaack family, and over its rich history has played host to many luminaries. Most famously, British commander General Burgoyne was comfortably imprisoned'' at the house after his defeat by the colonists at Saratoga in 1777, before his return to England. It is also rumored that John Jay, Alexander Hamilton, and Aaron Burr were visitors. During Kinderhook native U.S. President Martin Van Buren's time, author Washington Irving, statesman Henry Clay and other prominent VIPS of the day also visited the mansion. Set on nearly 7 acres and surrounded by other landmarks from our nation's earliest days, this elegant home is not only historically significant but also offers a glorious backdrop for modern luxury living. Much more than just a home, it is a masterpiece of distinction and beauty with beautifully proportioned, light filled living spaces refined with many original details and eye pleasing colors that are true to the period. Significantly expanded over its long history and artfully restored by the current owners, the turnkey 5 bedroom home offers 5,796 square feet of beautiful living space with expansive lavishly detailed formal rooms, a main level guest suite, a modern kitchen, family room, recreation room, and an inviting porch, perfect for outdoor entertaining. Nestled in northern Columbia County, approximately 2.5 hours from New York City and a half hour from Albany, the estate is set amid the picturesque, tree lined streets and the historic architecture that have made Kinderhook one of the Hudson Valley's most admired villages. An idyllic country house steeped in history and romance; this extraordinary home represents a once in a lifetime opportunity to enjoy a luxury modern lifestyle in an enchanting historic home that is a piece of American history. Less