On one of Hoboken’s most coveted blocks, 926 Hudson Street stands as a rare and architecturally significant brownstone, where historic craftsmanship meets a distinctly modern design vision.
Renovated and expanded by French interior designer Isabelle Péribère, the home is a masterclass in balance, scale, and intention.
Spanning approximately 5,000 square feet on an oversized lot, the residence preserves the grandeur of its 19th-century origins while introducing a refined contemporary sensibility.
From the restored façade and elevated stoop to interiors defined by soaring ceilings, intricate plasterwork, marble mantels, and stained glass, every detail has been meticulously considered.
The parlor level unfolds with a sense of quiet drama, where original pocket doors and architectural detailing frame formal yet livable spaces layered with texture, light, and contrast.
At the rear, a striking two-story glass extension floods the home with natural light and opens seamlessly to a nearly 950-square-foot landscaped garden.
The kitchen is both understated and exacting, appointed with custom cabinetry, Sub-Zero and Miele appliances, and a large central island designed to integrate effortlessly into the architecture.
The full-floor primary suite offers a serene retreat, complete with original mantels, restored stained glass, a custom dressing area, and a spa-like bath with a freestanding soaking tub set against historic windows.
A private roof deck extends the suite outdoors, adding a rare layer of luxury.
Additional bedrooms, flexible living spaces, and a garden level with its own entrance provide versatility, while a hidden lounge and bar on the lower level introduce an unexpected moment of indulgence.
Throughout, original elements are thoughtfully paired with modern upgrades, from wide-plank European oak flooring to integrated systems.
More than a renovation, 926 Hudson Street is a cohesive architectural statement—offering a level of design integrity and presence rarely found.
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