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Built in 1887 in the Aesthetic Movement style, this striking red-brick, free-standing building anchors the center of Warren Street in downtown Hudson. Rich with historic detail—ornamental terra-cotta, wood-beam ceilings, paneled rooms, parquet floors, and oak and cherry mantels—it was originally the private residence of brewer Robert Evans. Sensitively converted in 1940 into six suites (two offices and four residences) and meticulously restored in 2018, the property now features fully updated mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and data systems, with each suite individually metered and equipped with high-efficiency heating and cooling. Residential suites include modern kitchens, baths, laundry, and dedicated water heaters; office suites offer private baths and kitchens, with one ADA-compliant. A finished, full-height basement, abundant sunlight from windows on all sides, a distinctive three-story tower with bay windows, rear courtyard access to six parking spaces, and the flexibility to combine units make this historic landmark ideal for a mix of residential and income-producing uses.

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Christine Jones & Paul Barrett