约书亚·马丁故居，地方上称为朱迪·汤金斯故居，是一座典范的18世纪晚期石头与木板房屋，现任业主对其进行了细致的修复。它坐落在一个小山丘上，季节性地可以欣赏到哈德逊河的景色，周围环境壮观且私密。该物业位于斯奈登斯登陆社区，属于历史区域，位于一条狭窄而蜿蜒的道路上，这条路是昔日为马车和马匹设计的，是纽约帕利塞德斯的一部分。

这座住宅可随时入住，拥有令人惊叹的舒适氛围和丰富的历史渊源。它是帕利塞德斯地区18世纪晚期至19世纪早期地方建筑的绝佳典范。房子拥有手工制作的梁、图书馆内的联邦风格壁炉 mantel 以及古老的宽木松地板。

房子的布局简单，设有一个大走廊/客厅，内有壁炉和通往后院石制露台和花园的门。还有一个复古的厨房，配有混凝土台面、老式橱柜、超宽的木地板和一条朝南和朝西的后楼梯，几乎整天都能沐浴在阳光下。图书馆非常棒，设有手工梁、宽木地板、联邦风格的壁炉 mantel 和一扇可以俯瞰院子的老式窗户。主卧套房位于主层，能够通往花园并设有第三个可用的壁炉、浴室和一个独立的屏风 porch。二楼设有另外三个卧室和三个浴室。

约书亚·马丁建造了这座房子，并在其中居住了约60年，朱迪·汤金斯也是如此。与斯奈登斯传统的艺术强烈联系相符，这座房子在汤金斯拥有期间成为一些重要当代美国艺术家的第二个家。在她位于曼哈顿的莱奥·卡斯特利画廊展出她获得赞誉的摄影作品时，她结识了杰斯珀·约翰斯和罗伯特·劳森伯格等人，过去二十五年来，他们在这处房产相聚，共庆感恩节和复活节，他们将其称为“哈德逊河上的最爱之家”，与一位影响了他们生活与风格的女性一同庆祝。朱迪是一位作家，出版了几本书，还是一位非常有才华的摄影师，她的作品曾在众多展览中展出，晚年她在实质上改变了斯奈登斯登陆的面貌，成为该地区的知名景观设计师。她是一位杰出的女性！

哈德逊河西岸的帕利塞德斯悬崖在乔治华盛顿大桥以北高耸入云，突然在斯奈登斯登陆以南的地方断裂，土地向河流倾斜，这是强大帕利塞德斯的第一个断裂。斯奈登斯登陆的形成可以追溯到17世纪，由斯奈登斯家族（他们也曾与多布斯家族联姻）建立，斯奈登斯家族经营跨越哈德逊河到多布斯渡口的渡船。纽约市第27任市长威廉·梅里特在此时拥有一处哈德逊河沿岸的物业。梅里特是多布斯家族的一部分，后来他们最先经营渡船，这也许是斯奈登斯登陆渡船最初开始的原因。该渡船运营直到1940年代初。斯奈登斯登陆周围有3000英亩的公园土地，可供远足、散步和享受。

约书亚·马丁故居距离哈德逊河、斯奈登斯登陆网球场、公园、帕利塞德斯图书馆、帕利塞德斯社区中心、市场和纽约市交通仅几步之遥。斯奈登斯登陆距离上西区仅25分钟，距离韦斯特取景地40分钟。这里看起来像一个乡村，但与“城市”的距离惊人之近。

没有什么能与斯奈登斯登陆相比。

The Joshua Martin House, locally known as the Judy Tomkins House, is an exemplary late 18th century stone and clapboard home that's been sensitively restored by its current owners. It sits on a knoll with seasonal views of the Hudson River, in a magnificent and private landscape. The property is located in the Snedens Landing neighborhood, a historic district, on a narrow, winding road, that was designed for carts and horses in the old days, and is part of Palisades, NY.
The home is turnkey and has such an amazing, comfortable vibe, and rich provenance. It's an excellent example of the vernacular architecture erected in Palisades during the late 18th, early 19th century. It features hand hewn beams, a Federal style fireplace mantel in the library and old wide board pine floors.
The house features a simple layout with a large gallery/living room with fireplace and doors that lead to the stone patio and garden in the rear yard. An old world eat in kitchen with concrete countertops, old fashion cupboards, super wide board floors and a back staircase, that faces south and west for sunlight almost all day long. An awesome library with hand hewn beams, wide board floors, a Federal style fireplace mantel and an old style window that looks out to the yard. The primary suite on the main level with access to the garden and features the third working fireplace, bath, and its own private screened in porch. The second floor offers an additional three bedrooms and three baths.
Joshua Martin built the house and lived in it for about 60 years as did Judy Tomkins. In keeping with the Snedens tradition of having a strong association with the arts, it became a second home to some of the most important figures of American contemporary art when Tomkins owned it. Through Leo Castelli’s gallery in Manhattan where she exhibited her acclaimed photographs, she befriended Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg, among others, and for over a quarter of a century they gathered at this property to celebrate Thanksgiving and Easter in their “favorite house on the Hudson” with a woman they credited with influencing much of their life and style. Judy was a writer, having published several books, a very talented photographer, who exhibited her work in many shows, and later in life she literally helped change the landscape of Snedens Landing, becoming a leading landscape designer in the area. A remarkable woman!
The cliffs of the Palisades which rise high along the Hudson River north of the GW Bridge, on its west bank, suddenly break, just south of Snedens Landing, and the land goes down to the river, which is the first break in the mighty Palisades. Snedens Landing came about in the 1600s by the Snedens Family (who also married with the Dobbs family), who ran the ferry across the river to Dobbs Ferry. The 27th mayor of NYC, William Merritt, owned a property at this time on the Hudson. Merritt was part of the Dobbs family, who first ran the ferry across the river, which is probably how the Snedens Landing ferry first started. It ran until the early 1940s. There are 3,000 acres of parkland accessible from Snedens Landing for hiking, walking and enjoying.
The Joshua Martin House is a short walk to the Hudson River, The Snedens Landing tennis court, parklands, the Palisades Library, the Palisades Community Center, The Market and NYC transportation is within walking distance. Snedens Landing is only 25 minutes from the Upper West side and 40 minutes from Tribeca. It looks and feels like the county but it's amazingly close to "the city".
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