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Rural North East hosts spacious homes and has shopping in Millerton
The Town of North East consists of New York farmlands and rural abodes, with the village of Millerton serving as the commercial center. Established in 1788, the town has long been known as a rail-accessible farming hub and later held iron mines and foundries through the Industrial Revolution. Today, the town is known for its bountiful land market and agrarian atmosphere. Residents are situated in the northeast corner of Dutchess County, abutting the Connecticut and Massachusetts state lines.
In the North East neighborhood large plots of land are a common site with many using it for farming.
Millerton is the center and hub of the North East neighborhood and there are lots of local shops and restaurants to enjoy.
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Secluded homes on multi-acre lots
The median price for a single-family home in North East is roughly $450,000, on par with the median price for Dutchess County. Most single-family homes range from $300,000 to $670,000, with houses on 10-plus acres costing between $725,000 and $1.3 million. There’s also a significant land market in North East, with multi-acre parcels going from $140,000 to $1 million. “It’s a dynamic community,” says Brad Rebillard, a Millerton local and broker-owner with Dutchess Country Realty. “We have a mixture of people who have second homes here, full-time homes and homes for retirement.” Buyers can find midcentury ranch-style homes and Colonial Revivals in Millerton, with the oldest builds dating back to the late 1800s. The rural expanses to the west and north of Millerton host ramblers, colonials and contemporary-style homes along winding country roads, with properties often sitting on lots of an acre or more.
A large Colonial Revival for a large plot of land in North East.
Most homes in the neighborhood of North East have large acreage to enjoy.
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Options to hike, fish and play sports around town
Folks can access the Harlem Valley Rail Trail from downtown Millerton. This paved multi-use path stretches over 26 miles across Dutchess and Columbia counties, and has been continuously developed since the 1990s, with more trail extensions underway. There’s also Eddie Collins Memorial Park; the village of Millerton renovated the park’s basketball courts, playground, soccer field, and Little League baseball diamond in 2022. New additions to the park are coming soon, including a five-lane short-course Olympic pool and a pool house, both expected to be completed in time for Millerton’s 175th anniversary in 2026. Just north of Millerton is Taconic State Park - Rudd Pond Area, a protected forested green space, where locals can kayak, fish for bass or hunt for deer, turkeys and rabbits in appropriate seasons. The NorthEast-Millerton Library is on Main Street and has served the wider North East area since 1867.
Harlem Valley Rail Trail is a 26 mile path connecting multiple towns and still being expanded on to this day.
Eddie Collins Memorial Park has a great and adventurous playground for children to explore and learn on.
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Farm stands and boutiques in Millerton, and the Harney & Sons headquarters
Locals have a variety of local farm stands to shop for groceries. Silamar Farm is located along New York state Route 22 and offers fresh seasonal produce, herbs and homemade ice cream. North East Community Center hosts the Millerton Farmers Market, a year-round event for neighbors to browse pasture-raised meats, produce, cheeses and baked goods. “Millerton was a train depot developed in the 1900s, which means that by design, it has a main street with lots of shops and Victorian-era buildings,” says Rebillard. “Now we have a very popular movie theater, a well-thought-out library that’s doing social events, several restaurants and antique shops.” In Millerton, people can also dine at local establishments like Oakhurst Diner, which serves an all-day menu in a retro, ‘50s-inspired dining car building. Folks can also sample dozens of teas from around the world at Harney & Sons, a tea house whose corporate office is centered in Millerton.
A box car diner built in New Jersey, it eventually made its way into the village of Millerton in the 1960's, becoming a local favorite in North East in 2010.
Harney & Sons is based out of North East and has a tea shop and cafe run by Alex Harney who is a third generation family member keeping the spirit alive.
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Several school districts serve students
Due to the vast size of North East’s boundaries, students may be zoned for one of three school districts, depending on their home address. Millerton-area students can take classes in the Webutuck Central School District, which oversees Webutuck Elementary School, graded a C by Niche, as well as C-plus rated Eugene Brooks Middle and Webutuck High School, given a B. Students living to the north may go to the Taconic Hills Central School District, and children living west of Millerton may be under the jurisdiction of the Pine Plains Central School District.
Taconic Hills Junior/Senior High School has a large campus for both schools and a B- on Niche.
Webutuck Elementary School is one of several primary schools for children to attend in the North East neighborhood.
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Commuter roads leading to Albany, Connecticut or Massachusetts
North East lies alongside the borders of Massachusetts and Connecticut, so residents can commute to cities such as Albany, Springfield and Hartford in under two hours. The town hosts two commuter roads: Route 22, running north to south for Upstate New York access, and U.S. Route 44, running east to west into Connecticut.
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Parks in this Area
Harlem Valley Rail Trail Association
Taconic State Park - Rudd Pond Area
Eddie Collins Memorial Park
Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
North East
US
Homicide
3
4
Sexual Assault
1
4
Assault with Weapon
2
4
Robbery
3
4
Burglary
2
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
2
4
Larceny
2
4
Crime Score
2
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
North East Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in North East, Millerton sell after 15 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in North East, Millerton over the last 12 months is $558,930, up 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
This home offers character, charm and space and appears to be very solid.The sunroom addition with vaulted ceilings and 3 walls of glass enhances the flow and creates an inviting area that sets this home up to be not just another Village home.The bedrooms with hard wood floors and good ceiling height welcome family or friends.This home is very convenient to downtown Millerton and
Welcome to Smithfield Road—where open meadows, gentle woodlands, and sweeping pastoral views create the perfect setting for your dream home. With BOHA approval already in place on this 5-acre parcel, you're one step closer to building your own Hudson Valley retreat.A bit of strategic clearing will unlock even more beauty and possibility. This peaceful location feels worlds away, yet it's just
An exceptional location! This Smithfield Road setting is a combination of open meadow, with extraordinary vistas of the splendid pastoral countryside, light woodland and a patch that is overgrown. The potential increases enormously with a careful thinning of the excessive weeds etc. With 5 acres that is BOHA your dream home is much closer to a reality. This place is heaven on earth.Away from the
Property Id: 2043302This is a private three bed two bath house for rent right next to Rail Trail in Millerton and a three min walk to the main street. There is a large yard shared with one other family. The photos are during renovations three years ago. We are currently repainting, working on flooring, and updating. Move in early August. Cats are ok, pet dogs on a case by case basis.
Renovated 3 bedrooms, 2 baths with option to be fully furnished. Beautiful views, no neighbours, pond, scenic driveway. Updated electric, new kitchen and appliances.
Welcome to this freshly remodeled 1933 Colonial ideally located on Main Street in the vibrant Village of Millerton. Blending classic character with modern updates, this home features original hardwood floors, wood moldings, and a charming corner cabinet in the formal dining room.The fully renovated kitchen is a true showpiece, complete with new cabinetry, butcher block countertops, a farmhouse
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
2,616
Median Age
47
Population under 18
18.6%
Below the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
26.4%
Above the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$80,310
Above the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$118,192
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
93.6%
College Graduates
40.8%
Above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
24%
Above the national average
13.3%
% Population in Labor Force
62.3%
Area Factors
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®
17/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
0/ 100
Source: Walk Score
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