Welcome to Madam Mae House, a four-story contemporary townhome in the heart of walkable downtown Hudson, rebuilt from the ground up in 2019 by Conklin Architecture and Furnari Construction as the city's first modern four-story residence. Finished with the precision and material quality of a high-end custom build, every mechanical system is new, with a fully integrated central heat and air system that serves all four floors for year-round energy efficiency and comfort. Two-story front windows flood the interiors with natural light, and out back, a three-tiered backyard with gardens, a grassy lawn, and private off-street parking is uncommonly generous for a downtown address. A double-height living room rises to twenty feet, with windows framed by custom full-length drapes drawing natural light deep into the space and a wood paneling feature wall surrounding a custom concrete gas fireplace. The chef's kitchen is built around an oversized island in black leathered granite, with a deep farmhouse sink and stainless Samsung appliances. Off the kitchen, a herringbone brick mudroom with a half bathroom leads to the backyard with off-street parking. The second floor holds two bedrooms sharing a Jack and Jill bathroom, with the mezzanine opening to the living room below. The entire third floor is given over to the primary suite, a private retreat with the feel of a self-contained apartment: a generous bedroom, parlor-style sitting area, walk-in closet, and spa bathroom with soaking tub, glass-enclosed shower, and water closet. Below the main floor, the finished basement nods to the home's Diamond District past: built in 1920 and home to Mae Gordon, one of the last madams to operate in Hudson's once-notorious red-light district; this cozy level is finished with wallpaper and paneling for an underground parlor feel and functions as a fourth bedroom or family room with egress to Columbia Street. Outside, the three-tiered backyard is as considered as the interior. Fire up the grill on the garden level, spread out on the grassy lawn on a summer afternoon, and end the evening at the upper tier with a drink in hand and unobstructed Catskill mountain views overhead. On clear nights,the sunsets are worth staying home for. Alley access provides off-street parking with room to add a garage or guest cottage or income-generating accessory dwelling unit. Just steps from Warren Street's galleries,boutiques,and restaurants,you can browse antique markets,pick up coffee,and pastry at Melthe Bakery or settle in for dinner at Feastand Floret,Via Cassia or Maker without ever needinga car.The Farmer's Marketis just upthestreetand Hudson Amtrak stationis aten-minute walkwith trains ton New York Cityin under two hours.