Colonial

Set on an exceptional lot in Hudson’s historic village, this distinguished residence is widely regarded as one of the community’s most notable historic homes. Originally built circa 1854 by Henry Noble Day, a professor of Theology at Western Reserve College, the home carries a rich legacy deeply tied to Hudson’s early history. Today it presents a beautiful blend of period architecture and updated living spaces, soaring ceilings, charming wood floors, intricate millwork, and timeless décor throughout. The first-floor primary suite provides both comfort and privacy, complete with an adjoining den or study + an updated bath and direct access to a private exterior patio. Upstairs are three inviting bedrooms, including two connected by a shared private office + a beautifully remodeled second-floor bathroom. The home’s gracious foyer features built-in cabinetry + classic moldings. The kitchen is thoughtfully designed w white cabinetry, high-end appliances, and a center island with breakfast bar, opening seamlessly to a casual dining area with fireplace. A custom butler’s pantry + wet bar connect to a warm family room w coffered ceiling, built-ins, and expansive windows and doors that open to the patio and garden walkway. A spacious first-floor laundry + mudroom offers convenient access from the screened porch, with views of beautifully landscaped grounds. The outdoor setting is truly special, w brick patios, fire pit, privacy hedges, and a fountain. Two restored outbuildings further enhance the property. The three-car garage and barn includes a finished loft with full bath, custom Murphy bed, restored original barn flooring + HVAC. The second structure has also been fully restored and features a full bath, Murphy bed, and built-in shelving ideal for a home office, den, or guest retreat. Just steps from Hudson’s charming downtown amenities, this remarkable property represents a rare opportunity to own a truly distinctive historic home in a premier village setting.

Set on an exceptional lot in Hudson’s historic village, this distinguished residence is widely regarded as one of the community’s most notable historic homes. Originally built circa 1854 by Henry Noble Day, a professor of Theology at Western Reserve College, the home carries a rich legacy deeply tied to Hudson’s early history. Today it presents a beautiful blend of period architecture and updated living spaces, soaring ceilings, charming wood floors, intricate millwork, and timeless décor throughout. The first-floor primary suite provides both comfort and privacy, complete with an adjoining den or study + an updated bath and direct access to a private exterior patio. Upstairs are three inviting bedrooms, including two connected by a shared private office + a beautifully remodeled second-floor bathroom. The home’s gracious foyer features built-in cabinetry + classic moldings. The kitchen is thoughtfully designed w white cabinetry, high-end appliances, and a center island with breakfast bar, opening seamlessly to a casual dining area with fireplace. A custom butler’s pantry + wet bar connect to a warm family room w coffered ceiling, built-ins, and expansive windows and doors that open to the patio and garden walkway. A spacious first-floor laundry + mudroom offers convenient access from the screened porch, with views of beautifully landscaped grounds. The outdoor setting is truly special, w brick patios, fire pit, privacy hedges, and a fountain. Two restored outbuildings further enhance the property. The three-car garage and barn includes a finished loft with full bath, custom Murphy bed, restored original barn flooring + HVAC. The second structure has also been fully restored and features a full bath, Murphy bed, and built-in shelving ideal for a home office, den, or guest retreat. Just steps from Hudson’s charming downtown amenities, this remarkable property represents a rare opportunity to own a truly distinctive historic home in a premier village setting.