30-34 German Street,

Ideally located in Kingston's fashionable Rondout District, this property offers exceptional development potential with highly flexible zoning. According to the city zoning code, the area is primarily residential while allowing neighborhood-supporting commercial uses in designated Neighborhood Business buildings. The zoning accommodates a wide range of building types, including live/work buildings, multiplexes and small multiplexes, neighborhood business uses, rowhouses, cottage courts, duplexes, detached homes, and carriage houses. Development standards support a traditional neighborhood character, with buildings positioned close to the right-of-way, minimal side setbacks, heights of up to 2.5 stories, parking located to the side or rear, and a myriad of uses of frontage designs. The vibrant Rondout Waterfront area is known for its unique blend of historic charm and modern amenities. Residents enjoy convenient access to shopping, restaurants, marinas, boating, and recreational opportunities, making this an outstanding location for residential, mixed-use, or investment development.

The Upstate Lifestyle at 30-34 German Street, Kingston 

Life at German Street puts you squarely in the middle of one of the Hudson Valley's most walkable and culturally rich neighborhoods. On Saturday mornings, the Kingston Farmers Market on Wall Street draws a devoted local crowd — local produce, artisan cheese, fresh-baked bread, and live music all within a short stroll. When you need a proper espresso and something worth lingering over, Kingston Social on Fair Street delivers Italian-imported pastries alongside rotating artwork in a setting that feels more Milan than Main Street. For something equally close and just as beloved, Camp Kingston on St. James Street is the kind of neighborhood café that makes working from home feel like a luxury — a full coffee menu, good food, and zero pretension. Come evening, Mirador on Broadway offers a convincing case for Spanish bar culture: small plates, well-poured wine, and an atmosphere that invites a long, unhurried dinner. And when the mood calls for something more casual, Sorry, Charlie on Delaware Avenue serves up inventive bar pies and a warmly unpretentious room that locals return to again and again.