Why Live in Hamburg
Hamburg is a neighborhood characterized by a mix of condos, townhouses, and single-owner homes. Condos, primarily one- and two-bedroom units, are found in the southeast corner and along Falcon Ridge Way, featuring contemporary designs from 1988 to 2008. Complexes such as Heritage Lakes include amenities like swimming areas, fishing spots, tennis courts, and playgrounds. Townhouses and split-level single-owner homes, with up to four bedrooms and mature tree-lined lawns, add a suburban feel to the area. Hamburg Park and Recreation Fields cater to Little League baseball, soccer, and playground activities, while nearby Crystal Springs Resort offers golf, pools, a waterpark, and skiing. Lake Mohawk, 15 miles south, provides additional outdoor activities like boating, fishing, and boardwalk strolls. Hamburg Turnpike is lined with eateries and shops, including Cravin Thai, Hamburg Antique Center, Dante’s Pizza, and Hamburg Hot Bagels. For groceries, residents can drive 2 miles south to Franklin, where Walmart, Weis Markets, and Shop Rite are located. Bus stops along Hamburg Turnpike offer some public transportation, but a car is necessary for most travel. New York City is about a 90-minute drive via Interstate 80, located 20 miles south.
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