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34 First Street.  Haverstraw, NY 10927|  845.219.1698 | casahudsonny@gmail.com

 

ABOUT

Authenticity is the new luxury. - Pierre Gervois

Andrea and Nelson are co-owners of Casa Hudson.

 

When Andrea Caccuro, a NYC fashion executive, and her business partner Nelson Diaz, a Miami/New York artist, decided to embark on restoring an Italian Renaissance house in 2010, little did they know what the outcome was going to be. A brickyard owner built the home in the 1850s in Haverstraw, NY, a quaint, historic village 35 miles north of NYC.

Today, their newly restored villa, Casa Hudson, is a modern interpretation of the bed and breakfast. Each of the three rooms has a combination lock, private bath, free wifi, no TV and original artwork.  In addition to renting out individual rooms, the entire villa can be rented for retreats, getaways, or special events. Casa Hudson also hosts some on the most interesting events in the Hudson Valley, from "Chef's Table" to "Italian Style Tomato Canning Classes”. Casa Hudson is your getaway from the mundane, and the Lower Hudson Valley’s newest, Hudson River front bed and breakfast. We invite you to witness our labor of love, book a room and enjoy the sunrise or sunset from our porch.

In 2015  Andrea and Nelson won the coveted Rockland Historical Society Preservation Merit Award for Adaptive Use for their restoration of their villa.

 

Come with us on a tour of this world renowned villa that sits on the Hudson River. It took over 5 years to artistically restore and preserve this beautiful...
Video by Vitale Productions; Music by Nelson Diaz, Casa Hudson Productions Come Stay with us at Casa Hudson, an artisanal bed and breakfast in the Hudson Valley. www.casahudsonny.com

 

THE NEIGHBORHOOD

The villa is located in the village of Haverstraw which is nestled between High Tor Mountain and the Hudson River. It is a friendly walkable village that has a variety of restaurants. Stay at Casa Hudson and experience the tranquility of sitting on the porch, looking out to the river or walking into the village for a more diverse, urban vibe.

 

"A note about Haverstraw itself: it may not get all the recognition that Hudson does, but it is truly a little hidden gem."

-Clare