The Chisholm House is a spacious and charming Colonial Revival-style house with a gambrel roof and gable dormers in a prime, walk-to-village location. Designed in 1933 by local architect Jack Colgan, for an ophthalmologist as a live-work house with two "front" entrances, each with a distinctive doorway - one on Clinton Avenue for residential and the other on South Broadway for the doctor's office. The Clinton Ave facade is constructed from the local red sandstone typical of Hudson Valley Dutch settlers' houses, and which at the time was still readily available in the nearby quarries. The South Broadway exterior was designed in traditional white clapboard. Available for the first time in 45 years from the second owner, the house is framed by spectacular gardens, enclosed with a white spindle fence, which reflect elements of 17th-century Dutch garden design and are a celebrated feature of this special property. The house features a large living room with fireplace and French doors leading out to a porch and courtyard garden, family room, dedicated office space, formal dining room, en suite master bedroom with dressing room and private bath and 4 additional bedrooms, large attic, and attached two car garage. Award winning Nyack schools and easy access to new TZ / Cuomo Bridge. The property's R-O zoning means a professional office is possible in this location. Additional Information: ParkingFeatures:2 Car Attached,