CONVERTED CHURCH… Originally built in 1879 (with additions in 1903) this charming structure has been sensitively converted to a spacious home with grand living spaces. The top photo shows the building today with essentially no exterior changes since 1903. On the left is the earliest part of the building, including the chapel (behind the flowering tree) and steeple and bell tower behind the entrance doorway. The interior of the steeple has been opened up to its full height and one of the inner doors of the foyer opens to the original chapel space with its high ceiling serving as an imposing living room (see second and third photos, second row, and first photo, third row). The back half of the chapel (where the altar once was) has been converted to three bedrooms and two baths. The master bedroom suite is on the second level with a balcony overlooking the living room and includes a luxurious master bathroom with stained glass window, claw foot tub, pedestal sink and bidet. Two other bedrooms and a second bath with oversized shower are on the ground level. On the right side of the building is the large meeting hall, with original bead-board walls and ceiling, that was added to the chapel in 1903, now used as a impressive studio/music room with high ceilings (see first photo of interior with the grand piano). There's a pass through to a spacious kitchen containing period cupboards, a commercial range, and deep sink, a Sub-zero refrigerator and Bosch dishwasher (see two photos of the kitchen, one with the cat on the table). At the back of the building there is a columned porch and open deck (last photo) that overlook a peaceful back yard with perennials and mature trees. The property is located in a country hamlet just minutes to Hudson.