You know the split-levels on Lilac Street. Solid. Familiar. Practical. But you haven't seen this one yet because you have to drive all the way to the very end of the road to find it. Where the pavement ends, the pond views begin. Step inside and look up. Overhead skylights cut through the ceiling in the dining room and primary bedroom, pouring pure daylight down and instantly warming up the space. Two bedrooms and a full bath keep your everyday routine simple, efficient, and easy to maintain. Head down to the finished lower level. This is the flex space that completely changes how the home lives. Set up your monitors for a distraction-free workday, then pivot straight to the sofa for movie nights and game days. Slide open the glass doors and step out onto the oversized deck. This is where the setting does all the talking. Below you, a lush yard rolls outward with a firepit waiting for the first real chill in the air. Picture logs crackling, woodsmoke drifting up into the evening breeze, and a warm mug in your hands. Then look past the yard: front-row seats over Ayers Pond just as golden hour hits. When fall arrives, the water reflects every shade of amber and red across the horizon, with no through-traffic to interrupt the view. No cars turning around. No headlights in your windows at night. Just a classic Hudson home tucked into the best spot on the street, designed to make the most of every sunset. If you've been waiting for a split-level that trades street traffic for waterfront views, 10 Lilac Street is ready for you.
