Step into a piece of history with The Tammany House, a charming residence in Upper Grandview originally built in 1886 as a summer home for a prominent member of Boss Tweed's Tammany Hall political organization in New York City. As described in Gems of the Hudson by Terry Talley, this unique home "peeks shyly over the huge rhododendrons that transform the property into a springtime wonderland." Offering breathtaking, unobstructed views of the Hudson River and the new bridge, this historic gem combines timeless allure with modern-day luxury, all just 25 minutes north of Manhattan. This exquisite home features 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and a detached 2-car garage, nestled on over an acre of property that is partially fenced. Inside, you'll find an array of thoughtfully preserved details, including exposed ceiling beams, a stunning wood-burning fireplace framed by stacked river stones that stretch to the ceiling and continue along the lower part of the wall of the gently curved architecture, and a second-floor balcony with sweeping views of the river. The covered front patio with stone columns and French doors leading into the family room offers an inviting space to unwind, entertain, or savor a quiet moment with your morning coffee or tea. The main level offers a vast open concept that is centered upon capturing the dramatic views of the Hudson. Also located on the first floor is an expansive primary ensuite with full bathroom and walk-in closet with custom shelving. The second level features an additional three bedrooms and full bathroom. With a well-documented history and appeal at every turn, The Tammany House is a true haven, blending rich heritage with modern comfort. Come experience the charm, character, and convenience you desire, just minutes away from the vibrant villages of Piermont and Nyack.