Fishkill is a seat of Hudson Valley history, a modern day hub for transportation and commerce, and a commutable bedroom community. The town and village both manage to serve these seemingly disconnected purposes with grace. Beyond convenience, Dutchess County's Fishkill real estate offers beautiful homes and smart investment. Explore the town and Village of Fishkill with us as you consider if Fishkill real estate is the right investment for you.
Fishkill Properties For Sale
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$100,000 - $200,000 |
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Commercial Sale
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0 Beds
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0 Baths
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0
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$2,750,000
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Commercial Sale
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0 Beds
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0 Baths
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0
SqFt
$2,499,000
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Residential Income
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10 Beds
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15 Baths
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9,396
SqFt
$1,850,000
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Residential Income
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0 Beds
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0 Baths
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0
SqFt
$1,200,000
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Residential
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6 Beds
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7 Baths
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6,576
SqFt
$1,099,500
Sale Pending
![4023 Chestnut Ridge Road # 45, Fishkill]()
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Residential
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2 Beds
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3 Baths
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2,024
SqFt
$876,798
↑ $205,803
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Residential
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3 Beds
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2 Baths
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2,608
SqFt
$840,000
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Residential
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3 Beds
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4 Baths
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2,991
SqFt
$725,000
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Residential
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2 Beds
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3 Baths
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1,920
SqFt
$697,995
↑ $55,000
Sale Pending
![41 Chestnut Ridge Road # 41, Fishkill]()
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Residential
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2 Beds
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3 Baths
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2,046
SqFt
$670,995
Sale Pending
![10 Carlson Terrace, Fishkill]()
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Residential
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4 Beds
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3 Baths
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3,498
SqFt
$665,000
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Residential
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2 Beds
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3 Baths
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2,024
SqFt
$652,995
↑ $4,000
You’ve got your choice of two Extended Stay America hotels & the Courtyard Marriott in Fishkill. Then there’s the historical luxury Brinckerhoff Inn or Botsford Briar B&B in Beacon. See our list...
Fishkill’s near one of NY’s most spectacular parks, right on the Hudson River: Hudson Highlands State Park. Fishing's allowed and there's a kayak at Long Dock Park. Fishkill Ridge has the views! See our list...
When gallery-hopping in the area, stop by Womenswork Art, Fridman Gallery & Barns Art Center. The Whitehouse Bar hosts art shows & live music. Be a star at Star 2B Performing Arts. See our list...
Visit the barns & gardens, take a workshop or field trip with Stony Kill Farm Environmental Education Center. Do a sustainable textile workshop or farm camp at Common Ground Farm. See our list...
Go for some Aloo Gobi or Malai Kofta at Tanjore. Or how about a Crabcake Burger at the Hudson Sandwich Company or Arancini Bites & a side salad at Plated Modern American Bistro. See our list...
Study kickboxing & jiu jitsu at Evolution Grappling Academy. Ease stress with Deep Massage at Soul Therapy Spa. Drop in at Firefly Yoga. Play tennis at All Sport Health & Fitness. See our list...
The two floors of Poughkeepsie Galleria mall are well-stocked with popular shops. Buy or rent ski gear at Potter Brothers. One of the places you can still get LPs is Vinyl Salvage Co. See our list...
There are no road into Malouf’s Mountain Campground. Take a boat tour across the Hudson & around Bannerman’s Castle. In winter x-country, in summer take a hike at Madame Brett Park. See our list...
There's so much to do in Fishkill, NY - it can be hard to decide! Contact one of our Local Experts at . We'd love to give you our recommendation on the best things to do in Fishkill.
Fishkill NY was one of the earliest towns settled in Dutchess County. During the Revolutionary War, General Israel Putnam, under General George Washington’s command, established a supply depot in Fishkill to guard the mountain pass to the south; it became the main supply depot to the northern division of the Continental Army, with about 2,000 soldiers encamped there. The only remaining structure of the Depot, the Van Wyck Homestead--now the site of the Fishkill Historical Society--was General Putnam’s headquarters, near what is now the intersection of routes 9 and 84.
With the Fish Kill (from the Dutch Vis Kill, meaning “creek full of fish”) Creek running down to the Hudson, Fishkill was a perfect place for mills to spring up; they did over the 19th century and, with them, a boom in industry that lasted until the post-Civil War depression, which only ended when Texaco bought one of the old woolen mill sites for a research center. Today’s industry is based in technology, and the farmland is covered with Fishkill NY homes, but the rural tradition remains strong in the hearts and minds of the community, with neighbor helping neighbor and preservation groups fighting to maintain what still remains of the historic settlement.
On Main Street in old Fishkill Village, the prettiest buildings are practically opposite one another at the intersection of Route 52 (Main Street) and Route 9: the stone circa-1731 First Dutch Reformed Church, one of the rare churches with a weathervane, and its DuBois House; and the beautiful wooden 1768 Trinity Episcopal Church are reminders of times-passed. The United Methodist Church is the anchor for a lovely neighborhood of antique homes. The pristine structure, just a block off Main Street, is surrounded by trees and pretty houses that date from the late 1800s. The Blodgett Memorial Library is a neighbor.
Main Street Fishkill offers great dining, from fine all the way to deli sandwich. One of the many Italian restaurants is Il Figlio Enoteca, whose emphasis is on fresh pasta and simple Mediterranean cuisine. Fishkill’s got one good eatery after another; you’ve your choice of Indian, Thai, sushi, Puerto Rican, a diner, Chinese and even American, at Farm to Table Bistro; they’ve merited 4.4 for food on Zagat.
After a good lunch, you might like to try one of the local taverns, which range from a couple of self-professed dives—the Hopewell Inn and the White House— to the stylish Eleven 11.
Residents might hop off their high stool and jump onto a high horse at either Horse Sense/Royal Equestrian or Misty Mountain Stables equestrian centers. Golfers can get their kicks at Fishkill Golf Course and Driving Range, Dogwood Knolls in Hopewell Junction or Par Fore.
In the Town of Fishkill NY there is a nice selection of parks and recreational facilities and lots of sports programs, but there’s so much of the great outdoors around Fishkill, you wouldn’t believe it! As far south as Mahopac and as far east as Patterson lies an enormous forested area, providing a natural playground and preserve, including Fishkill Ridge, part of Hudson Highlands State Park; Sugarloaf Mountain and Fahnestock State Park. There’s even Splash Down Beach, if you like man-made amusement!
Whether it’s block parties on Main Street, fairs at the "rec" building or just hanging out at one of the parks, Fishkill’s friendly folks cultivate a warm, neighborly vibe.
When you’re in the market for a Fishkill NY home for sale, you'll have a lot of options. Fishkill has older homes, new construction, and hundreds of beautiful townhomes. If you’re looking for an investment property in Fishkill real estate, one recent listing had a three-bedroom, three-bath single family home with a three-family apartment building on the same lot. Maybe you have a taste for a Fishkill NY home for sale with four bedrooms and 3.5 baths, a colonial on a cul-de-sac with a wine cellar - let's see if we can find one together.
Fishkill NY real estate is wide open. Let a agent guide you.
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