A unique live/work opportunity just outside Hudson proper. Once the Claverack Rail Station, the workshop and galleries at 33 Maple are a chance to own a piece of Columbia County history. The property is made up of three historic buildings dating back to 1870 and varying in size and function. The site is pastoral, 3.5 acres of rolling green grass under a canopy of large maples. You’ll spot the old rail bed out back. For the last 35 years the property has served as a center for world-class craftsmanship in architectural restoration and antique furniture conservation, first under Sotheby’s and now STAIR Galleries. Exceptionally well cared for, utilities have been run underground and the mechanicals kept up-to-date throughout their decades-long tenure. The main building is large, spanning 8,000 square feet with high ceilings and large, open spaces. It has a standing seam metal roof and the loading dock can accommodate a large truck. Next door the 1,000 square foot ticket office is charming in its many historic details, the original ticket counter and built-in bench seating have been saved and restored. It most recently served as a jeweler’s workshop, while the final building, once a waystation for coal and hay sales and currently fitted as a small private personal gym, serves as a medical office spanning two floors with a kitchen. The site is comprised of four distinct parcels and over 10,000 square feet of space. Perfect for an artist or craftsperson, a production studio or workshop, or to build your dream home, the possibilities are endless. You are in the heart of the Hudson Valley just 10m to Amtrak and 2h to NYC.