Hudson Power Building sits at the city’s commercial threshold, 7,544-square-feet of Butler steel on 1.5 acres along Power Avenue, less than one mile from Warren Street’s shops, restaurants and Amtrak Train to New York City. With easy access to both Routes 9G and 23B, and a main line downtown, this contemporary building offers the kind of flexible commercial space that’s become increasingly rare in Hudson, with open floor plans, dual loading docks, a 3-phase electrical system, and room to grow.

The steel construction and non-bearing interior walls support straightforward reconfiguration. Fifteen offices currently occupy the space, with four half bathrooms and warehouse areas designed for freight access. The scale works for businesses needing what some of Hudson’s most established businesses require, and can serve a multitude of uses; an antique warehouse, coworking space, distribution center for a regional operation, emerging brand headquarters, plumbing supply with showroom space, furniture fabrication with retail presence, boutique hotel or spa, food production facility with tasting room, or an outpost for a new or growing Warren Street establishment. The layout supports subdivision into multiple tenant spaces or single-use operation. Automotive service bays, brewery production with taproom, creative studios with shared amenities. The flexible space adapts to your vision.

A paved parking lot accommodates 30 vehicles and includes four Chargepoint EV charging stations. The 1.5-acre parcel provides room for outdoor displays, material storage, or expansion. The property has existing ventilation systems from its manufacturing past, and its I-1 (Industrial) zoning permits uses in both General Commercial and Central Commercial districts. The owner will share fully detailed architectural plans with serious buyers. Located thirty minutes from Albany International Airport and within a Federal Opportunity Zone, offering potential tax incentives for qualified investors. Some images have been virtually staged.