Located on one of Nyack's most coveted river streets, this charming and beautifully restored 1855 Italianate home is both timeless and totally integrated with the river lifestyle. The Hudson River quite literally sits at the end of the block, and The Nyack Boat Club is just steps away. This is the place for sunrise paddles, golden hour sails, and breezy evening walks along the river. Inside this home history unfolds with character at every turn: tall 6 over 6 windows, (many with original wavy glass), a full width front veranda made for people and boat watching, wide hallways, Gothic mantels, tin kitchen ceiling and bold pocket doors. The southern exposure fills this beauty with soft natural light. The vibe is warm and authentic. One effortlessly steps into Nyack's 19th century heyday, but with a modern kitchen and central air. First floor layout is classic with living room, formal dining room , recently renovated kitchen and a cozy den ( once a doctors office) plus a half bath. Four nicely sized bedrooms on the second floor, and a walk-up attic offers more possibilities for expansion for you to utilize. There is a walk-out basement which can be finished for what you may need. Perennial gardens wrap around the home, framing river glimpses and postcard worthy views of the Boat Club. The spacious back deck affords views as well. Walk to downtown Nyack's cafes, freshly baked bread, restaurants, and shops. This home is a rare blend of historic beauty, water proximity and vibrant Village living all on Nyack's widest river street where homes rarely come up for sale. Tesla electric charger, Upper Nyack Elementary.