A vacant Brookside police and fire station is becoming an antique and homegoods store

Brookside’s historic former police and fire station — dark since a beloved retailer closed nearly seven years ago — is finally getting a new tenant.

Hydrangea House has leased the two-story Tudor-style brick building at 22 W. 63rd St., and plans a soft opening the night of Thursday, Nov. 12.

The luxury antique and homegoods store is owned by longtime interior designer Jessica Carpenter and her daughter, Abigail Gaughan. Since getting the keys Monday afternoon, the owners and their seven team members have spent long days trying to hit next week’s deadline…

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