Discover a lovely property on Warren Street, housed in a beautifully preserved late-18th century building in the heart of Hudson’s thriving
business district. Formerly home of the Pamela Salisbury Gallery, and earlier the John Davis Gallery, this space carries with it a legacy of
creativity, elegance, and cultural vitality—making it the perfect canvas for your next chapter. With 10’ ceilings, original wood floors, and a serene
courtyard with carriage house, this property offers both gravitas and charm. The two main floors are fully equipped to host art exhibitions or to
transform into a distinctive retail destination. Plywood-supported sheetrock walls and professional track lighting create a museum-quality
backdrop for fine art, design objects, or retail collections. A large professional flat file and a fully stocked utility room provide immediate
functionality for gallerists and makers alike. Generous storage space is available in the carriage house in back. Beyond its gallery pedigree, the
space’s flexible layout and special architectural character lend themselves to retail, concept pop-ups, event programming, or hybrid cultural
experiences. The serene courtyard adds a unique indoor–outdoor dimension for gatherings, installations, or seasonal events—offering rare
possibilities in the Hudson market. This is more than just a space; it’s an invitation to shape the future of Hudson’s creative and commercial
scene from one of Hudson’s most well frequented addresses.

Generous storage space with load-in access via Prison Alley is available in the carriage house in back. Track lighting and supplies to hang art included.