164 Grand St, Newburgh, NY 12550

Welcome to The Isaac Chapman House, a distinguished three-story brick Queen Anne residence built in 1885, and one of Newburghs most celebrated architectural landmarks. Commissioned by Isaac Chapman, a significant 19th-century civic leader and one of Newburghs most successful businessmen, the house marked a pivotal moment in the citys architectural renaissance. Under prominent architect Elkanah Shaws direction, it broke from the repetitive Italianate townhouses of the 1870s and ushered in a new age of creative design. Elaborate patterns adorn the slate roof, and Eastlake-style floriated carvings line the cornice. The masterful use of detail represents the finest Queen Anne craftsmanship in the Hudson Valley. Featured in films and a major Netflix series, this historic treasure has been meticulously restored to preserve every historic detail, from the encaustic-tiled entry beneath a Syrian arch and original Lincrusta wainscoting to the Vermont slate roof, while introducing refined contemporary systems including a gut-renovated kitchen, updated bathrooms adorned with Moroccan zellige and Belgian terra cotta tile, new plumbing and lighting, and zoned heating. The elevated hilltop position captures sweeping Hudson River views from the two wraparound verandas. Step through the recessed porch into a home of exceptional scale and light. The 8-bedroom, 3.5-bath residence spans three gracious floors, each room enhanced by soaring 11-foot ceilings. Windows flood the interiors with natura