Bell Cottage Restoration and Real Estate

02/02/2024

Local News is alive and well in the Hudson Valley -

A Putnam County man was charged with tracking, trapping and spray-painting squirrels. He said he did it to track which ones were causing his dogs to bark.

01/14/2024

Bell Cottage is ready to rent! Picturesque and elegant, this updated Victorian located on a quiet road just outside the hamlet of Germantown combines historic integrity and modern convenience. Renovated in 2023, the three-bedroom, two-bath Queen Anne style house features a new kitchen, an octagonal living room with pocket doors, hardwood and parquet floors throughout, and stained-glass windows in every room. Perfect for a weekend retreat or full-time home for a small family. 15 minutes to Hudson, 20 to Rhinebeck, 10 minutes to Bard College, and 5 minutes to Tivoli. State Parks, walking trails, historic sites, a bird sanctuary, and a boat launch on the Hudson River are all nearby.

Washer/dryer, Central air-conditioning in all bedrooms, gas range. Lawnmowing and snowplowing are provided. Garage space available. Available unfurnished, semi-furnished or fully furnished. $5,000 per month plus utilities.

Call James Male at HOUSEHUDSON Realty 518-697-9390 for more information or a showing.

01/08/2024

Framed by the snow

12/27/2023

Primary Bedroom before and after -

12/13/2023

When a pantry becomes a shower, with a bathroom attached!

12/04/2023

The upstairs bathroom journey…

11/27/2023

Looking to into the dining room now, versus before!

11/20/2023

Kitchen - After, and Before! Such a joy to see the transformation.

02/13/2023

New view into the dining room

02/03/2023

cinematic skies over the Hudson last month

11/29/2022

Some tidbits from a December 10th, 1934 Albany Times Union found stuffed the porch included the growing trend of women shopping for their family’s Christmas presents, plus a look at sports, politics, fashion and Ripley’s Believe it or Not!

11/20/2022

Guess where the guys found this old feed sack stuffed with leaves? Above the porch ceiling! I am guessing it was used for insulation for the bathroom above it (it was one of several they pulled out. Swipe to see the ingredients used in the Beacon Milling company’s mash recipe.