A 1955 modernist house on Esopus Creek, restored as a waterfront listening room. A wall of glass to the water, mid-century furniture and a vintage hi-fi built around JBL L96 speakers and a Technics turntable. Mornings for coffee and the creek. Afternoons for the trail across the bend. Evenings for a record as the view fades to night. Two bedrooms sleep four. Bring records, leave everything else. Two levels on a 1955 mid-century plan. Main level: open living and dining room with a floor-to-ceiling glass wall facing Esopus Creek, with vintage Eames dining chairs, a Noguchi coffee table, and a hi-fi wall with JBL speakers and a turntable. The kitchen and two bedrooms are on this level, one with a Modernica rattan headboard, and the bathroom has the original mid-century tile. Lower level: a walk-out level opening to the creek, with a third bedroom staged as a media and daybed room, a laundry area, and a two-car garage with workshop space that doubles as a staging and equipment area. Outside: the creekfront lawn, dock, and water views toward a 161-acre forever-wild nature preserve, with a driveway and garage for crew parking and load-in. Original 1955 mid-century architecture with a glass facade and direct water views • Furnished with period and designer pieces: Herman Miller Eames DCM chairs, a Noguchi IN-50 table, Florence Knoll marble tables, Vitsoe 606 shelving, Akari paper lamps, and vintage Navajo textiles • A full hi-fi setup with a Technics turntable, JBL L96 speakers, and a record collection • Natural light from the east and west across the creek, with sunrise and dusk being the best times to shoot • Dock and creek access, with kayaks available • Philips Hue warm-white lighting throughout, all adjustable • Wi-Fi, a full kitchen, and a garage for equipment staging • A quiet, private setting about two hours from Manhattan