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The Neighborhood

Kingston is a historic city in Ulster County, NY in the Hudson Valley region. Kingston has a rich history dating back to the 17th century and offers a charming blend of historic architecture, cultural attractions, and natural beauty. Just 90 minutes North of Midtown Manhattan, this bucolic, picturesque setting is a family-friendly destination and quintessential Catskill foothills vacation getaway. This particular Kingston neighborhood is safe, quiet, and family-friendly. The road is pedestrian and bicycle friendly. The neighborhood is close to several parks and recreational areas. Forsyth Park, located just a few minutes away, offers open green spaces, playgrounds, tennis courts, and walking trails. This ideal location in one of Ulster County’s most exclusive neighborhoods, offers ease of access to New York City. Kingston was originally settled by the Dutch in 1652 and was a significant trading and shipping hub during the colonial era. It served as the capital of New York State from 1777-1797, making it an important political center during the American Revolutionary War. This historic Stockade District (just minutes from this property) is a well-preserved neighborhood featuring 17th & 18th century stone and brick buildings. It’s one of the oldest continuously inhabited neighborhoods in the country and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Seeking historical or cultural outings? Explore the Senate House State Historic Site, which was the first capital of New York. Kingston offers a variety of cultural attractions, including art galleries, theaters, and museums. The Ulster Performing Arts Center (UPAC) is a historic theater that hosts centers, Broadway shows, and other live performances. The Hudson River Maritime Museum showcases the region’s maritime history and offers boat tours of the Hudson River. Uptown Kingston is a vibrant area with a mix of shops, restaurants, and art galleries. It’s known for its lively atmosphere and for the Kingston Farmers Market, where visitors can find local produce, crafts, and more. Midtown Kingston offers a diverse range of dining options, boutiques, and services. The nearby Catskill Mountains provide hiking, biking, rock climbing, and camping options, while the Hudson River offers boating and fishing opportunities. Kingston Point Park is a waterfront park with picnic areas, a beach, and scenic views of the Hudson River. Seeking great hikes or trails? Check out Overlook Mountain Trail located in nearby Woodstock. This moderate 5-mile hike offers panoramic Hudson views from its summit. Mohonk Preserve is a vast natural area, just west of Kingston, offering numerous trails. Mohonk Preserve requires a day pass for hiking. Minnewaska State Park Preserve, about 30 minutes south of Kingston, features an extensive trail network with options for all levels of hikers. Trails like the Awosting Falls Loop and Gertrude's Nose Trail provide stunning views of waterfalls, cliffs, and scenic overlooks. Kingston hosts a variety of festivals and events throughout the year. The O+ Festival combines art, music, and wellness, while the Kingston Farmers Market and the Kingston Winter Market showcase local produce and crafts. Other events include the Kingston Artist Soapbox Derby and the Kingston Multicultural Festival Here in Kingston, fertile summer farmland and deep, lush forests will bring serenity to your soul. There are numerous nearby farmers' markets, orchards, pumpkin patches, etc. Golf is also nearby. When the snow falls, mountain recreation beckons! This estate is close to ski slopes such as Hunter Mountain, Belleayre Mountain, Windham Mountain, Catamount Mountain Ski Resort, and Plattekill Mountain.