Kingston New York Real Estate

First Capital of New York State

Where the Rondout Creek meets the Hudson River, Kingston was one of New York State’s earliest Dutch settlements. You’ll see evidence everywhere of earlier times, and of the commerce-friendly qualities that appealed both to the first settlers and today’s residents. (...Read more about homes in Kingston NY.)

Real Estate in Kingston priced $400,000 - $500,000

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Listing #:

20082333

Price:

$490,000

Area:

Kingston, City

Sq. Feet:

2,804

Bedrooms:

3

Bathrooms:

1

Acres:

0

Exceptional Craftmanship Throughout This Quality Family Home. Custom Kitchen With Cherry Cabinets And Full Dining Area. Family...

Listing #:

20082143

Price:

$479,000

Area:

Kingston, City

Sq. Feet:

4,160

Bedrooms:

6

Bathrooms:

4

Acres:

1

An Oasis In Kingston. Rare Custom Built Sprawling And Spacious Grand Staircase Center Hall Colonial, 6 Bedroom 4 1/2 Bath Tucked...

Listing #:

20072317

Price:

$459,900

Area:

Kingston, City

Sq. Feet:

2,880

Bedrooms:

6

Bathrooms:

3

Acres:

0

Exquisitely Appointed Vintage Victorian With All The Features You Would Expect: Lots Of Woodwork And Hardwood Flooring, Stained...

Listing #:

20075476

Price:

$455,000

Area:

Kingston, City

Sq. Feet:

1,935

Bedrooms:

2

Bathrooms:

2

Acres:

0

Unique One Of A Kind Loft With All The Amenities You Can Imagine, Hardwood Flooring, Granite Counter-tops,stainless Steel Applicances,...

Listing #:

20081395

Price:

$419,000

Area:

Kingston, Town

Sq. Feet:

3,100

Bedrooms:

5

Bathrooms:

4

Acres:

2

Large Remodeled Ranch Boasts Plenty Of Room For The Family And A Fully-handicap Accessible Attached One-bedroom Apartment Configured...

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Homes in Kingston NY

The scenic and bustling Rondout Creek waterfront “downtown” district, with its boutiques, artist studios, restaurants, marina and residential homes, was – and is – a major asset, both commercially and recreationally. Visitors can learn much from the fascinating Hudson River Maritime Museum, dedicated to preserving the history of the river. Travel “uptown” and take a tour of the Historic Stockade area where almost two dozen lovingly restored pre-Revolutionary War stone houses are now occupied by businesses, shops, non-profit organizations and individuals. Midtown, you’ll find the Ulster County Performing Arts Center, the recently restored 19th Century City Hall building, and an extensive business and residential section reflecting the multi-cultural diversity that Kingston has attracted.

2000 Census: City – 23,456; Town – 908

School Systems: City of Kingston Consolidated Schools, various privately owned schools and pre-schools in the Kingston New York area.

Town Offices: City of Kingston
City Hall, 420 Broadway
Kingston, NY 12401
Phone: 845.331.0080
www.ci.kingston.ny.us

Town of Kingston
Town Hall, 906 Sawkill Road
Kingston, NY 12401
Phone: 845.336.8853
www.town.kingston.ny.us

Map of Kingston, NY 12401

Museums, galleries and historic sites celebrate Kingston’s rich history and progression to its contemporary status as a center of commerce and industry. From “The First Capital of NYS” to the development of the Kingston Business Park and Tech City, Kingston has maintained an important place at the forefront of the Hudson Valley – and the nation. Blessed with an abundance of natural resources – bricks, cement, bluestone – and people with the skills and initiative to use them, Kingston provided the raw materials to build cities from the 19th century onward. Prior to the arrival of IBM and computer manufacturing in the middle of the 20th century, Kingston powered its economic viability with small machine manufacture, garment making and other industries. Today, the business-friendly complexes that once housed IBM have been converted into “incubators,” and high-tech office and manufacturing facilities for businesses both large and small.

The smaller Town of Kingston is located along the Sawkill Creek between the City of Kingston and Woodstock. Once renowned for quarries that produced bluestone to pave city sidewalks and streets throughout the Northeast, and for small farms and mill works that took advantage of the Sawkill to grind grain and make gunpowder, this appealing municipality retains a more rural and suburban flavor.

Find Kingston NY homes

Coldwell Banker Village Green’s Kingston office is located in the heart of the Historic Stockade District. We’ll help you find Kingston NY real estate. Call or email us today and schedule a visit, or use our online Multiple Listing Service (MLS) to search our extensive listings of homes in the Hudson Valley and beyond. You can even take a virtual tour of any property that interests you, an exclusive online feature of Coldwell Banker Village Green Realty.

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