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A small town hugging the Hudson River
Situated between the flowing waters of the Hudson River and the rolling hills of the Marlborough Mountains, the quiet town of Marlborough offers sweeping valley views, abundant outdoor recreation and fertile farmland. "There are lots of beautiful views," says Thomas Lawrenson, a real estate salesperson with Howard Hanna Rand Realty, who has over 25 years of experience in the industry. Surrounded by the breathtaking landscapes of the Hudson Valley, Marlborough has grown in popularity since the 2020 pandemic, attracting New York City dwellers looking for more space, fresh air and comparatively affordable homes. "There are still a lot of people around here that commute to the city," says Jose Santos, Realtor with K Fortuna Lighthouse Realty Inc., who has nearly a decade of experience. "U.S. Route 9W leads straight into Manhattan, and Kingston is just 25 miles away." The area may best be known for its many apple orchards, vineyards and breweries that invite day trippers from around the region. However, it's the idyllic setting and small-town lifestyle that attract prospective homebuyers.
A haven for hikers, anglers and boaters
In the heart of Milton, one of the two hamlets in town, Cluett-Schantz Memorial Park is the community’s main green space and gathering place for summer concert series and the Meet Me In Marlboro Farmers Market. Trails wind around a large pond, attracting joggers and dog walkers. Other amenities include sports courts, a large, colorful playground and a covered pavilion with picnic tables for birthday parties or special events. Milton Landing Park offers scenic views of the Hudson River one mile east. A revitalized fishing pier welcomes anglers looking to catch largemouth or striped bass, while afternoon crowds head to the nearby dog park. The bordering railroad track also makes it a popular spot for families with young children to watch the passing trains and boats.
More trails await at Hemlock Ridge Multiple Use Area, where hiking paths weave through dense forests. Franny Reese State Park is another popular spot that boasts riverside views for mountain bikers and hikers. Closer to home, the Marlboro Nature Trail winds along Lattintown Creek, passing by woodlands and open meadows.
Boating enthusiasts can dock their vessels about 3 miles south at the Marlboro Yacht Club, a members-only marina. Apart from a boat ramp, amenities include an outdoor swimming pool, patio and clubhouse that hosts regular events. Members also enjoy discounted gasoline, winter storage and travel lifts for launch and removal. Chadwick Lake Park, about 9 miles west in neighboring Newburgh, is another popular green space that offers paddle boat rentals. Fishing is allowed for permit-holders, while additional amenities include a playground, sports courts, a wildflower garden and a 4-mile walking trail that loops around the lake.
The gazebo is a perfect spot to relax at Cluett Schantz Memorial Park.
Marlboro Yacht Club, a members-only marina, attracts boating enthusiasts and offers a pool.
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Events at Cluett Schantz Memorial Park
Seasonal activities range from wine tastings and tours at Benmarl Winery to apple picking at one of the many family-owned farms around Marlborough. The arrival of spring brings with it a jam-packed event calendar, whether that's the Easter Egg Dash at Hudson Valley Sportsdome for little ones or the community yard sale and flea market. One of Marlborough's newest events is the annual Open Studio Tour, where residents can peruse local artists' home studios and galleries.
Throughout the summer, Cluett Schantz Memorial Park fills up with crowds looking to enjoy live music during the Concerts in the Park series. Held every Friday in July, attendees can enjoy a range of live music, food vendors and firework displays during the first and last performances of the month. Music lovers can also head about 8 miles north to neighboring Highland for their Twilight Music in the Parks series at Ulster's Welcome Center by the Walkway. "The Walkway Over The Hudson is the longest pedestrian bridge in the world," says Alex Stier, an experienced associate broker with Keller Williams Realty, Hudson Valley North. "On a clear day, you can see New York's skyline from miles away." The center also hosts occasional movie screenings, Fourth of July fireworks displays and more.
Modest homes and new Craftsman-style builds
Acres of farmland and the occasional home comprise most of Marlborough's landscape, while densely populated residential streets are clustered in the hamlet of Marlboro. Quiet roads feature modest bi-level, split-level and ranch-style homes. 20th-century narrow colonial-style farmhouses and Craftsman-style bungalows showcase colorful vinyl facades, with prices ranging from the upper $200,000s to the $500,000s, depending on square footage and interior updates. Outside Marlboro, winding country roads give way to roomy Colonial Revivals and 21st-century modern Craftsman-style designs priced from the $500,000s to the upper $800,000s depending on acreage. Spacious New Traditionals and modern log cabins on secluded lots can sell for much more, ranging from $1.3 million to $1.7 million. Homebuyers can also build their dream home, with plots of land selling from $90,000 for 1 acre to just under $1 million for nearly 20 acres. The occasional manufactured home is also available, ranging from around $70,000 to the upper $100,000s.
Surrounding country roads in Marlborough give way to Colonial Revivals priced up to $800,000.
More modest homes such as this splilt-level are also available in Marlborough.
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Small class sizes at Marlboro Central High
The Marlboro Central School District serves the community. In addition to a B-plus rating on Niche, the district also earns the No. 4 best district title in Ulster County on Niche. Kindergarteners through fifth graders may attend Marlboro Elementary School, which scores a B on Niche. Sixth through eighth graders may attend the B-plus-rated Marlboro Middle, and ninth through twelfth graders may attend the B-plus-rated Marlboro Central High School. With a student-to-teacher ratio of 12-to-1, high schoolers benefit from individualized attention and the opportunity to build solid and tight-knit connections with teachers and peers.
Kindergarten through fifth-grade students attend Marlboro Elementary School, rated B.
Local students at Marlboro Central High School, which keeps class sizes small..
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Eateries and shops along Route 9W
Casual pizza joints and trendy seafood restaurants line U.S. Route 9W. At Brix Gastropub, patrons can enjoy the day's fresh catch, seafood mac, seared tuna salad or a lobster slider served on a buttered brioche bun. Other items include classic burgers, pasta dishes and a filet mignon stir-fry. Across the street, The Falcon's rustic, intimate interior rings out with weekly live jazz performances. The Falcon may be known for its live music with no cover charge for entry, but its American fare attracts crowds of foodies. Interior walls are plastered with local art for sale, while its outdoor patio offers views of the cascading Marlboro Falls below. Many residents also opt to spend their weekends at one of the area’s wineries, like Benmarl Winery.
Retailers range from convenience stores and delis to crystal and metaphysical stores like Luna Enchanted, for the spiritually inclined. Residents can peruse aisles of imported reds, whites and roses at The Wine Store, while Hannaford is the closest grocer, about 7 miles north in Highland. Additional grocers and retailers like Aldi are about 9 miles south in Newburgh. Poughkeepsie's restaurants, shops and grocery stores are also just 10 miles away.
The Falcon is a well-known restaurant perched on top of the cascading Marlboro Falls.
Residents can grab essentials at Frank’s Village Market & Deli in downtown Marlborough.
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10-mile drive to Poughkeepsie
While residents in small hamlets like Marlboro may be able to walk and bike to church or school, the town is primarily a car-dependent community. Public transit is limited; however, Manhattan is a 2.5-hour train ride from the nearby Poughkeepsie Train Station, about 10 miles away. U.S. Route 9 West is the main road, and the nearby Interstate 87 leads about 90 miles north to Albany International Airport. New York Stewart International Airport is only 15 miles away but has a limited flight schedule. Residents are also nearly equidistant from Newburgh's St. Luke's Hospital, 10 miles away, and Poughkeepsie's MidHudson Regional Hospital, 11 miles away.
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Parks in this Area
Franny Reese State Park
Cluett Schantz Memorial Park
Illinois Mountain Park
Milton Landing Park
Marlboro Nature Trail
Transit
Airport
New York Stewart International
29 min drive
Marlborough Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Marlborough, Marlboro sell after 79 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Marlborough, Marlboro over the last 12 months is $652,995, up 76% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Discover this remarkable colonial home situated on 2.39 wooded acres. The pride of ownership is evident throughout, from the refinished hardwood floors to the freshly painted kitchen cabinets, and from the well-maintained mechanical systems to the impeccably manicured grounds—there's so much to appreciate!There are 4 spacious bedrooms, 3 full baths, plus 1 half bath. The large primary suite
HGTV Farmhouse with Historic Charm on 5 Acres with CreekWelcome to 628 Lattintown Road, an HGTV-featured 1800s farmhouse that's been beautifully reimagined for modern living while keeping every ounce of its historic soul intact. Tucked away down a long driveway on five lush acres, this Marlboro retreat feels like stepping into your own private sanctuary, where the gently winding
Welcome to 13 Dragotta Road, a beautifully maintained raised ranch offering the perfect blend of comfort, charm, and convenience in the heart of Marlboro. This spacious 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home spans over 2,200 square feet and sits on a meticulously landscaped lot that makes an immediate impression.Step inside to find a bright and inviting living room featuring a large bay window that
This is a New Construction 2-family upscale designed home that is fully complete and is not your everyday multi-family home. The unique design will inspire a more contemporary buyer for this property. Both units have the same equipment and design. This home offers a master bedroom and master bath on the first floor with a nice walk-in closet. There is a beautiful quartz kitchen with a center
This is a New Construction 2-family upscale designed home that is fully complete and is not your everyday multi-family home. The unique design will inspire a more contemporary buyer for this property. Both units have the same equipment and design. This home offers a master bedroom and master bath on the first floor with a nice walk-in closet. There is a beautiful quartz kitchen with a center
BOHA 2-acre Lot for sale with a permit for a duplex. The usage of this lot can be changed if you would like something different to be built. If you look at the pictures you will see a beautiful pond with a very nice waterfall and stream that you can sit by anytime if you need to relax or decompress. There is a brand-new home next to this lot which is a 2-family new construction now fully
Pet-friendly 2-bedroom apartment available in Marlboro! Located right above The Raccoon Saloon, this centrally located unit has seasonal Hudson River views! Decent sized living room with ample closet space. Galley kitchen has granite countertops and a separate dining area. Extra room off the living room could be an office. 2 nice-sized bedrooms and a full bath complete the apartment. Half way
Last few units left in Building E! Located in the Scenic Hudson Valley, discover Marlboro's newest 2025 custom built tri-level townhomes, these 24units are crafted to meet all your expectations. "Marlboro on Hudson Condominiums". Experience modern living at its finest in this bright andspacious 1850+ sq ft, 3 bedroom, 2.5 baths with central air. Enjoy all access to onsite amenities: clubhouse,
Last few units left in Building E! Located in the Scenic Hudson Valley, discover Marlboro's newest 2025 custom built tri-level townhomes, these 24 units are crafted to meet all your expectations. "Marlboro on Hudson Condominiums". Experience modern living at its finest in this bright and spacious 1850+ sq ft, 3 bedroom, 2.5 baths with central air. Enjoy all access to onsite amenities:
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
6,585
Median Age
44
Population under 18
21.2%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
21.4%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$120,776
Significantly above the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$146,379
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
93.4%
College Graduates
39.4%
Above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
15.9%
% Population in Labor Force
71.5%
Above the national average
65.1%
Area Factors
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®
26/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
4/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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