Perched in the coveted Tweed enclave, where the river bends and the bridge steals the skyline, this fully reimagined Mid-century Modern is pure design-forward living with a view obsession. Originally conceived by acclaimed architect Charles Winter and masterfully reinterpreted by local architect Meg Fowler, every inch of this house is curated to frame the Hudson River and the bridge like living artwork. Seven mahogany decks, yes seven - blur the line between indoors and out, while custom walls of glass, soaring cathedral ceilings, and wide plank oak floors flood the interior with light and air. The vibe is elevated, effortless, and unmistakably modern. At the center: a statement chef's kitchen with Gaggenau appliances and sleek European custom cabinetry - built for both everyday living and serious entertaining. Spa level bathrooms deliver a curated mix of Duravit, Kohler, Hansgrohe and Grohe clean lines, luxe finishes, zero compromise. Designed with intention each level offers a balance of open social spaces and quiet retreats - all oriented towards those hypnotic river views. Entertain effortlessly with a seven hundred bottle climate controlled wine room or slip outside to one of the many decks for sunset cocktails over the water. Even the attached garage gets in on the action - with its own deck. Just ten minutes to the heart of Nyack, and moments to Piermont, this location delivers the rare mix of Tweed tranquility with easy access to the river towns and only thirty minutes to New York City. With five hundred acres of nearby parkland for long walks, dogs and daily resets, this is where edgy modern design meets real life livability.