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Scenic vistas in upstate New York
Marbletown surrounds the hamlet of Stone Ridge in upstate New York, just south of the Ashokan Reservoir near the Catskills. English settlers first came to the area in the late 1600s, and well-preserved homes and churches from the late 1700s and 1800s still rest in Marbletown’s historic districts. Today, the community’s outdoorsy ambiance is one of the area’s primary attractions, bringing residents to hike trails, take in vistas and even buy second homes. "It has scenic landscapes and mountain views, and that pretty much stands for all those areas,” says Karina Galeano, a real estate salesperson with Keller Williams Hudson Valley North. “Everywhere you turn, it's something beautiful: a trail, a river, a mountain. It's chock-full of activities like mountain climbing and mountain biking. There's a ton of stuff to do out there."
Agriculture is another outdoor pastime of Marbletown locals, and large swaths of its east side consist of sprawling farmland. “You’ll see a lot of people coming in to learn how to farm, grow flowers and who really want to get their hands in agriculture,” Galeano says. “There’s a big boom with that.” From farming itself to farm venues that host events, the agrarian landscape is one of Marbletown’s biggest draws.
Getting outdoors on dry land or on the water
Marbletown Town Park sits near the center of the neighborhood. Sports facilities for baseball, basketball and volleyball are all on its grounds, as well as a picnic area and rentable pavilion. In the northern half of the neighborhood, trout is a common catch in Esopus Creek, which also accommodates small craft like inner tubes, canoes and kayaks. Southeast Marbletown is marked by parts of Rondout Creek, which is also frequented by anglers and small boats.
A small portion of the Ashokan Reservoir bleeds into the northernmost part of Marbletown, and the immense body of water is popular for recreation. Swimming isn’t allowed there, since it supplies water to New York City. However, fishing and non-gas-powered or non-motorized boats are permitted. Areas around the reservoir are also lined with trails. “The recreation is a huge draw,” Galeano says. “You have a lot of city people that come up to get away from that very environment, so they seek the bike trails, rail trails, hiking and all that outdoor activity that they just don’t have at their fingertips.”
Marbletown Park in Marbletown has several soccer fields and a soccer club.
Locals enjoy hiking or fishing at the Esopus Creek in Marbletown.
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Established nature attractions near Marbletown
The family run Hortus Arboretum and Botanical Gardens is open every season but winter. It focuses on saving endangered species of flora and educating visitors about nature in the area. Parts of the Mohonk Preserve sit within the southern part of Marbletown, spanning more than 8,000 acres overall. Visitors hike, bike and ride horses on its trails. Depending on the season, it also offers carriage rides and accommodates cross-country skiing. The Mohonk Mountain House is the preserve’s most defining feature, operating as a resort on the shore of Lake Mohonk.
The Spring Farm Trailhead is the easiest way to access the Mohonk Preserve from Marbletown.
Whether you have an interest in farming or an itch to get outdoors, Marbletown is worth a look.
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Restaurants within Marbletown and Stone Ridge
Within Stone Ridge, residents can stop along U.S. Route 209 at Cherries Ice Cream, the Black Dot for fresh pastries or the Roost for homemade dishes. In Marbletown, the High Falls Café is a popular spot for enjoying a meal and live music. “It’s a super-cute, Americana kind of old-school town,” Galeano says. “There’s a lot of new things coming up there.” Groceries are available at the nearby High Falls Food Co-Op or at Hannaford, less than 10 miles northeast in Kingston.
The High Falls Café is the main option for dining out in Marbletown.
The High Falls Café is a popular spot for enjoying a meal and live music in Marbletown.
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Architectural variety in Marbletown
Most homes in Marbletown have space and privacy, because the median lot size is more than 2 acres. "Marbletown has a lot of Craftsmans and Tudor-style architecture," Galeano says. “City people tend to buy second homes in that area, more and more so since the pandemic.” Styles and ages vary considerably; Cape Cods, stone cottages, colonials and ranch-style homes are all found in the neighborhood. 18th-century homes listed on the National Register of Historic Places are scattered along Main Street and in the Kripplebush Historic District, while some newer builds rest on the edges of the community. 1900s-era cottages and ranches tend to list from $200,000 to $600,000. Large, historic stone estates and custom new builds can sell between $1 million and $4.6 million. The CAP Index crime score for the neighborhood is 1 out of 10, compared to the national average, which is 4 out of 10.
Most homes in Marbletown are spaced across its landscape.
This Craftsman home sits in a quiet section of Marbletown on Cherry Hill Road.
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Schooling outside of the Marbletown neighborhood
Students begin their education at Marbletown Elementary in Stone Ridge. The school receives a B-plus from Niche. After third grade there, students head roughly 5 miles south to Rondout Valley’s campus. Rondout Valley Intermediate School scores a C. Rondout Valley Junior High School has a C-plus score, and Rondout Valley High School has a B-minus. The high school’s varsity field hockey team won the Mid-Hudson Athletic League championship in the fall of 2023.
Students from Marbletown begin their education at Marbletown Elementary School.
Marbletown students continue their education at Rondout Valley Intermediate School.
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Area convenience via U.S. Route 209
Route 209 runs through the eastern part of the neighborhood, connecting New York and Pennsylvania while also cutting through Stone Ridge. About 9 miles away, Kingston is the largest nearby city. The New York State Thruway is about a 7-mile drive northeast. The state capital of Albany sits about 60 miles north of Marbletown, while New York City is roughly 100 miles south. Nearby communities like Accord and Rosendale, as well as some of the major natural preserves, are all within about 10 miles. “People ping-pong from town to town there because they’re so accessible,” Galeano says. “They’re so close to each other.”
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Crime and Safety
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Sexual Assault
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4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
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4
Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Marbletown Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Marbletown, Cottekill sell after 69 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Marbletown, Cottekill over the last 12 months is $677,500, down 16% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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