Kingston, NY Homes for Sale under $1,500,000

Here is a wonderful opportunity to invest in this residential 3 bdrm Chalet style building with mountain views and lots of acreage. Thanks to favorable zoning the potential is there to add additional housing including multi units on the entire property. A second building on the property has plumbing, heating and a garage. This is a premier 19.6-acre mixed-use property with mountain views and

Rodney Batista Howard Hanna Rand Realty

A fully occupied nine-unit in the heart of Uptown Kingston. Built in 1900 and set in the walkable Stockade District -- one of the Hudson Valley's tightest rental markets -- the building offers two studios, six one-bedrooms, and a two-bedroom. Tenants are steps from Restaurant Kinsley, Rough Draft, the Saturday farmers market, and a dense run of shops and galleries, which keeps demand steady and

Sheneur Menaker Hudson Modern

Welcome to 140 Station Road, a truly extraordinary Hudson Valley estate that seamlessly blends rich American history, iconic mid-century modern architecture, and a highly lucrative business opportunity. Nestled on 14.5 exceptionally private acres at the base of a dramatic mountain in Kingston, NY, this property offers a rare combination of expansive acreage, residential charm, and specialized

Matthew Gibbs KW Hudson Valley United

322 Albany Avenue is a timeless property that presents a rare opportunity to create the family compound of your dreams -- or simply enjoy the benefits of a substantial income-producing property without sacrificing privacy. Tucked behind mature landscaping and expansive grounds, the property feels more like a private country estate than a city residence -- a true oasis on nearly one acre right in

Sarah Finch The Kinderhook Group, Inc.

Perched above Kingston yet just steps from the city's vibrant heart, this Art Deco-inspired residence is a rare fusion of glamour and nature. Set on 8.5 private acres with sweeping mountain vistas and a tranquil pond, the home feels worlds away while remaining walkable to uptown Kingston. Recently reimagined and meticulously renovated, it rises three levels with a striking mix of architectural

Sheneur Menaker Hudson Modern

Some houses hold history. This one is history. Built circa 1773, the Jacob Ten Broeck House at 169 Albany Avenue is one of Kingston's most significant surviving Federal residences — a two-story limestone landmark listed on both the Local and National Registers of Historic Places since 2002. Scholars have called it one of the rare high-style Federal homes in the city. The current owner has been

Baris Demirel Serhant LLC