Set along one of Upper Nyack’s most established residential streets, this circa 1888 home offers a rare combination of character, light, and livability. A welcoming 27-foot covered front porch sets the tone, leading into an interior rich with original detail, including beautiful pine floors, original moldings, a lovely staircase, and generously proportioned public rooms filled with natural light. The layout offers flexibility, with a first-floor family room that can easily serve as a fourth bedroom, along with a mudroom that provides easy in and out access to the backyard. Cast iron baseboard heat adds both comfort and a sense of enduring quality. The rear of the property opens to a particularly appealing, fenced backyard, complete with a brick patio, established gardens, and a garden shed, creating a private and inviting outdoor setting ideal for both privacy and pets. The location supports an easy, enjoyable lifestyle with daytime or evening strolls to a nearby bakery for coffee or a treat, a scenic bike ride along the river to Hook Mountain State Park, and a pleasant bike ride or approximately fifteen minute walk to River Hook Preserve, a special Upper Nyack park known for its open space and occasional local events and concerts. Moments to the village, riverfront parks, and all that defines the Nyack lifestyle, this is a home that offers both immediate enjoyment and lasting value.