213 Partition St · Apartments for Rent

Tucked inside Saugerties' historic Loerzel Brewery building, unit 3A offers a rare mix of old-world character and genuine move-in-ready polish. The building itself is a village landmark, with soaring brick façades, arched window details, and a story that goes back generations — and this unit has been fully renovated to bring modern comfort into that same historic shell. Step inside to a bright, freshly finished space with wide-plank flooring throughout and a kitchen that punches well above its weight for a studio: granite countertops, crisp white cabinetry, a subway tile backsplash, and full-size stainless steel appliances including a new electric range and refrigerator. Natural light pours in through oversized double-hung windows that frame views of mature trees, giving the whole unit an airy, treehouse-like feel despite being right in the heart of the village. The bathroom has been equally well cared for, with a clean tile tub/shower combo behind a sliding glass door, updated vanity, and good lighting at the mirror. Baseboard heat keeps things cozy through the colder months, and with laundry machines available on-site, you can skip the trip to the laundromat entirely. The building's common areas — hallways and stairwell included — have also been freshly renovated, so the pride of ownership carries through from the moment you walk in the door. Unit Highlights: - Fully renovated studio in a historic Saugerties landmark building - Renovated building common areas and stairwell - Granite countertops and subway tile backsplash in the kitchen - Full-size stainless steel range and refrigerator - Wide-plank flooring throughout - Updated bathroom with tub/shower and sliding glass door - Bright, tree-lined window views - Baseboard heat - On-site shared laundry - 500 square feet, $1,450/month Life in Saugerties Saugerties is one of the Hudson Valley's best-kept secrets — a genuine small town with real soul, not a weekend-only destination. Partition Street puts you steps from an authentic main street lined with locally owned restaurants, cafés, galleries, and shops. Grab a coffee, walk to the farmers market, or spend a Sunday afternoon at the legendary Opus 40 sculpture park just minutes away. With the Catskill Mountains as your backyard, outdoor recreation is limitless — hiking, skiing, swimming holes, and scenic drives are all at your doorstep. Woodstock is a 15-minute drive. Kingston, with its expanding arts scene and dining, is even closer. And for those who commute, the area offers easy access to the Thruway (I-87) and is within reach of the Rhinecliff Amtrak station for NYC-bound travelers. This is Hudson Valley living at its most accessible — the charm, the nature, the community — without the premium price tag of Woodstock or Hudson.