Hudson Valley Areas

Hudson

It is easy to want to live in the town of Hudson, especially for people, notably New Yorkers, drawn to the surrounding verdant hills, meandering country roads dotted with orchards and their farm...

Hurley

I’ve lived in Hurley for over 16 years now in a 1936 Adirondack cottage that began life as an artist’s studio. I chose Hurley because it’s just over 5 minutes into Kingston and the Thruway – 1...

Kerhonkson

Homebuyers preferring a more rustic environment than the Stone Ridge-High Falls area can move just a bit south to Accord and Kerhonkson, which still places them close to Minnewaska State Park and...

Kingston

Having been a lifelong Kingston resident, it is very exciting to see the recent resurgence in the City – to the point where it’s now known as “Brooklyn North.”. Having been a center of shipping...

New Paltz

New Paltz, Just 90 minutes from Manhattan, is a vibrant college town with an expected a lively music scene, plenty of charming eateries, boutiques and cafes and the SUNY New Paltz campus with all...

Olive

If city folk draw a blank on “Olive,” other than being Popeye’s girlfriend, they think about it the next time they have a glass of tap water. Northwest of Kingston and Woodstock, Olive – which...

Phoencia

If there’s one town in Ulster County that’s got a Wild West feel, it’s Phoenicia. Outdoor enthusiasts of many stripes, from trout fishermen to Esopus River “tubers” who bounce along the river in...

Rhinebeck

The Beekman Arms is the literal and metaphorical center of the Village of Rhinebeck. It claims, among a very long list of bragging rights, to have had its doors open continuously since 1776: that...

Rosendale

Everybody seems to like Rosendale. Newcomers who drive down Main Street sense a quirky, appealing vibe that’s surprising when you consider that the village is barely more than a block long....

Saugerties

I’ve lived in Saugerties for quite some time now, after Williamsburg, Brooklyn and then a while in Roxbury, Delaware County, and like most people in Saugerties I’m a happy camper.....

Stone Ridge

If you are looking to purchase an early Dutch stone house, chances are you will find one in the Stone Ridge and surrounding areas. The “vibe” of Stone Ridge is sort of the Rhinebeck of Ulster...

Windham and Hunter

Windham and Hunter have long been the Catskills’ premier ski-resort towns but they also enjoy a vibrant life outside the ski season. Nowadays there’s a four-season, thanks to the...

Woodstock

Woodstock is probably “the most famous small town in the world” thanks to the Woodstock Festival of 1969 and it is one of the few places on earth where you can see a superannuated hippie...

Hudson Valley Featured Areas