Welcome to 19 Russell Avenue, located in the hamlet of Rhinecliff, a waterfront community along the Hudson River within walking distance of the Amtrak station, with direct service to New York City. Rhinecliff sits just outside Rhinebeck, one of the most desired towns in the Hudson Valley. Situated at the dead end of Russell Avenue, the home benefits from no through traffic and a peaceful setting, with a backyard and shed. The property is made up of two distinct living spaces. The main house offers 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, along with a large second floor studio space currently used for dance. Inside, the living room is anchored by a stone fireplace, leading to a formal dining area and a spacious kitchen. Doors from both the living room and kitchen open to a wide deck with a pergola. The kitchen includes a laundry area, and a full bathroom is located on the first floor. Upstairs, a smaller bedroom and a larger bedroom with closet and loft storage share a full bathroom with a clawfoot tub and decorative stained glass style window that brings in plenty of light. At the end of the second floor, a large room currently used as a dance studio offers the most space and ceiling height on that level, making it well suited for a future primary suite. The home's addition, accessible from the second floor studio or separately from the side of the house, offers a second living area with a wood stove and built in banquette, a galley kitchen, and a full bathroom with a standing shower. Stairs lead to a loft bedroom or study with its own private deck overlooking the wooded surroundings. Outside, a flat yard includes a spacious two story structure at the far end of the property line, offering additional storage or creative space. A carport beneath the loft deck provides convenient off street parking. A wonderful opportunity in a desirable location.
Listing Details
$800,000
Active
Single Family
1061764
10/14/2026
19 Day(s) Ago
Property Details
19 Russell Avenue
Rhinebeck
NY
12574
Dutchess
2,154
3
3 full
10
2
None
Unfinished
Block
1897
