73 Sands Avenue,

An inviting old-style updated home set in the historic hamlet of Milton, just steps above the majestic Hudson River. Surrounded by period architecture and tree-lined streets, this residence offers partial river views and a timeless sense of place. The home features 4 bedrooms and 2 baths, along with a charming butler's pantry and two staircases leading to the second level. A former third bath has been thoughtfully converted into a laundry room conveniently located on the bedroom floor. The first level blends classic character with modern updates, including a remodeled kitchen with granite countertops and an airy, light-filled living room with sliding doors that open to a custom stone patio. A formal dining room adds a touch of traditional charm. A standout feature is the two-level, two-car garage. Its expansive upper floor offers endless potential--studio, art room, private office, entertainment space, playroom, or hobby workshop. Just one block from the heart of the hamlet, you'll have easy access to local shops, restaurants, and a lively hotspot known for afternoon gatherings and visiting food trucks. Best of all, the Hudson River is only a short stroll away, making this a quintessential Milton home with both history and comfort woven throughout.

The Upstate Lifestyle at 73 Sands Avenue, Milton

Living in Milton means your weekends more or less plan themselves. A short walk brings you to Milton Landing Park, a quiet spot on the Hudson where locals come to fish off the dock, let the dog roam, and watch the occasional freight train roll through — no agenda required. When you're ready to venture a little further, Nostrano Vineyards offers estate wines poured in a rustic tasting barn set against rolling Hudson Valley hills, and Locust Grove Brewing Company serves up cold pints on an active farm with river views and rotating food trucks on site. For a proper night out, the Ship Lantern Inn has been a local institution for decades — think prime rib, live music, and the kind of unhurried service that makes dinner feel like an event. And for those who like their Saturday mornings a little more active, Franny Reese State Park sits just up the road with well-marked trails, historic stone ruins, and sweeping views of the Mid-Hudson Bridge that remind you exactly why people move here in the first place.