130 Depew Street, Peekskill, NY, 10566

About This Home

One-of-a-kind Italianate Victorian in the historic and highly sought-after City of Peekskill, proudly selected as a filming location for the Cyndi Lauper documentary, "Let the Canary Sing" as well as featured in print publications over the years. Ideally positioned within Peekskill’s coveted Golden Triangle, this extraordinary residence is just minutes from the Hudson Riverfront, Metro-North express station, vibrant downtown dining, shopping, entertainment, and Depew Park. Encompassing over 3,500 square feet of timeless living space, this architectural gem seamlessly blends historic grandeur with thoughtful restoration and modern luxury. A dramatic double-door entry opens to an impressive foyer, elegantly flanked by a refined library and formal dining room, each showcasing beautifully restored hardwood floors, crown molding, fireplaces, and rich original character. Designed for both everyday comfort and exceptional entertaining, the home unfolds into a magnificent living room centered around a gas-burning fireplace and framed by walls of windows. The expansive eat-in kitchen is a true showpiece, featuring a custom Smallbone design with furniture-quality cabinetry, open-front detailing, under-cabinet lighting, Viking gas range, Sub-Zero refrigerator, extra-deep stainless-steel sink, and an oversized butler’s pantry. The second level offers a gracious primary bedroom, three additional bedrooms, and two full baths. Above, a remarkable walk-up attic reveals a rare 1920s built-in Folly Cottage plus an additional 1,264 square feet, offering endless possibilities for offices, studio space, recreation, or creative retreat. The lower level includes a legal one-bedroom apartment with private entrance—ideal for guests, income potential, or extended living—alongside workshop space, utilities, and abundant storage. Set against seasonal Hudson River views and stunning year-round sunsets, this truly exceptional property offers a rare chance to own a distinctive piece of architectural history, cultural significance, and cinematic charm in one of Westchester’s most vibrant riverfront communities.