18 Bridge Street, Slingerlands is beautifully renovated in an ideal location a truly special home
Architecturally distinctive and full of character, this Spanish Mission–style Colonial offers a rare opportunity in an extremely desirable Slingerlands setting.
18 Bridge Street
$485,000
Architecturally distinctive and full of character, this Spanish Mission–style Colonial offers a rare opportunity in a highly desirable Slingerlands setting. From the tile roof to the quarter sawn oak trim, every detail reflects a clear sense of style and craftsmanship. Thoughtful updates—including Pella Craftsman wood replacement windows, custom radiator covers, soapstone countertops, a Motawi tile backsplash, and Quoizel stained glass light fixtures—honor the home’s original character while enhancing everyday living.
Entering the front foyer, it’s immediately clear this is a one-of-a-kind home. Nine-foot ceilings and abundant windows create a bright, open feel, while French glass-paned doors provide separation when needed and easy flow throughout the first floor. The renovated kitchen connects seamlessly to the dining room, making meal prep both enjoyable and social. Whether gathered around the living room fireplace or settling in for movie night in the family room, there are plenty of options for relaxing.
Even the stairway stands out, with tile accents and a cleverly designed storage closet on the landing. The second floor offers a nicely renovated hall bath, two bedrooms, and a primary suite to be envied. The third floor adds flexibility with two additional rooms plus a storage room or play nook.
Set on a quiet dead-end street, the neighborhood has a friendly, welcoming feel. A park sits across the street, with easy access to the Helderberg Hudson Rail Trail and Pine Hollow Arboretum. The fenced backyard is nicely landscaped and features a secluded sitting area for morning coffee. The heated two-car garage, with new doors, provides excellent storage and protection from the elements.
Homes like this, where updates reflect care and respect for the original design, are hard to find. Don’t miss the chance to make this Slingerlands gem your own.
Architecturally distinctive and full of character, this Spanish Mission–style Colonial offers a rare opportunity in a highly desirable Slingerlands setting. From the tile roof to the quarter sawn oak trim, every detail reflects a clear sense of style and craftsmanship. Thoughtful updates—including Pella Craftsman wood replacement windows, custom radiator covers, soapstone countertops, a Motawi tile backsplash, and Quoizel stained glass light fixtures—honor the home’s original character while enhancing everyday living.
Entering the front foyer, it’s immediately clear this is a one-of-a-kind home. Nine-foot ceilings and abundant windows create a bright, open feel, while French glass-paned doors provide separation when needed and easy flow throughout the first floor. The renovated kitchen connects seamlessly to the dining room, making meal prep both enjoyable and social. Whether gathered around the living room fireplace or settling in for movie night in the family room, there are plenty of options for relaxing.
Even the stairway stands out, with tile accents and a cleverly designed storage closet on the landing. The second floor offers a nicely renovated hall bath, two bedrooms, and a primary suite to be envied. The third floor adds flexibility with two additional rooms plus a storage room or play nook.
Set on a quiet dead-end street, the neighborhood has a friendly, welcoming feel. A park sits across the street, with easy access to the Helderberg Hudson Rail Trail and Pine Hollow Arboretum. The fenced backyard is nicely landscaped and features a secluded sitting area for morning coffee. The heated two-car garage, with new doors, provides excellent storage and protection from the elements.
Homes like this, where updates reflect care and respect for the original design, are hard to find. Don’t miss the chance to make this Slingerlands gem your own.
| Bedrooms: | 4 |
|---|---|
| Baths: | 2 |
| Square Footage: | 2552 |
| Age: | Built 1929 with an addition in 1939 |
| Lot Size: | 70 x 136 |
| Garage: | 2 car, detached |
| Heating system/fuel: | Hot air, natural gas, electric baseboard on 3rd floor |
| Sewer and water: | Public |
| Cooling: | Window units |
| Amenities: |
Wood floors, French doors, quarter sawn wood trim, quarter sawn cabinets by Troy Cabinetmakers, soapstone counters, Motawi tile, Quoizel stain glass light fixtures, granite counter in bath, Pella Craftsman replacement windows, ceramic tile, walk-in closet |
| Appliances: |
Dishwasher, disposal, freezer, water heater, gas range, range hood, electric oven, refrigerator, washer and dryer |
| Exterior features: | Lighting, fencing, patio, perennial gardens |
| Taxes: | $7207.81 |
| Utility Costs: | Approximately $226 a month |
| School District: | Bethlehem Central School District, Slingerlands Elementary |
Home Improvements
- Exterior stair railing - 2/2026
- Weil- Mclain boiler - 10/2026
- Driveway surfaced - Fall 2025
- New garage doors - Spring 2025
- Replaced basement windows - 2019
- House and garage exterior painted - 2017
- Bathroom renovation - 2011
- Primary bath renovation - 2010
- Installed craftsman interior doors, quarter sawn wood trim, 1st/2nd floors - 2010-2011
- Built and installed radiator covers (1st/2nd floors), built-in bookcase in bedroom - 2009-2022
- Complete kitchen renovation - 2008
- New backyard fence - 2008
- Removed carpets and refinished 2nd story floors, installed tile on stair risers - 2006
- Replaced windows with Pella Craftsman - 2005
- Added French drain and sump pump - 2004
- Brick patio - 2000
Exterior Features
Lighting, fencing, patio, perennial gardensApproximate Age
- Roof - Mission tile 1929, Spanish tile 1939
- Boiler - 2025
- Water heater - 2016
- Washer - 2024
- Dryer - 2010
- Refrigerator - 2008
- Range/oven - 2008
- Dishwasher - 2015
Exclusions
Stained glass window hangings are excluded.
Notes
*Fireplace hasn't been used to burn wood for a long time and chimney is excluded from the inspection.