The Jan Pier residence, on the National Register of Historic Places, is a Rhinebeck stone farmhouse built starting in 1761 with frontage on the Landsman Kill. It was enlarged in 1768 and the 1880s when its footprint increased again with a third floor and a Second Empire mansard roof. The main level has a front porch and foyer that leads to a living room, dining room, and eat-in kitchen. In addition, there is a bedroom and bathroom. The upper level features a master bedroom en suite, 3 bedrooms, a bath, and a hallway with built-ins. The lower level has an office, family room, laundry, and mechanicals/storage. It also has WB flooring and vintage details. There is a large barn that serves as an art studio with a loft as well as traditional agricultural uses; a smoke house; and, a paddock. One of the most special structures on the property is a writing studio that sits at a bend in the stream so serene one imagines they are in the country. The property is within walking distance into the Village and min. to Amtrak as well as convenient to all the Hudson Valley amenities.