Built in 1907 and designed by architects Charles G. Ogden and Walter van Guysling, it housed the ticket offices of the Hudson River Day Line. The Day Line provided transportation between New York City and the Albany area and it was considered one of the most successful passenger steamboat services of its era.
The charming building with stucco walls and baroque gables originally stood 100 feet to the north along Broadway, but was moved when the massive Delaware & Hudson Building was constructed.
Property & Business are now available for sale and is a great opportunity to own a piece history, in this turn of the century Dutch influenced Building. Currently operated as one of Downtown Albany finest Dining Establishment, complete with Banquet Space, private outdoor patio and multiple levels of space that can be re-invented. Business and building being sold together. Private showings- only by appointment during off hours, proof of funds required.
Property is located next door to the SUNY Administration Building, where the Capital Region Farmers market is held. Walking distance for thousands of workers who work Down Town Albany.
Capital Region Farmers Market
https://downtownalbany.org/events/downtown-albany-farmers-market
Downtown Albany BID: https://downtownalbany.org/
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