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Red Hook offers a slower pace and strong sense of community
The community of Red Hook, New York, revolves around a lively town village, strong agricultural roots and highly rated education in the Hudson Valley. Situated close to the Hudson River and about 100 miles north of New York City, the village offers a small-town feel and a tranquil natural setting compared to its city counterpart and surrounding communities like Rhinebeck. “Red Hook is a less busy, less uppity sister of Rhinebeck,” says Chelsea Pollard-Seiler, associate broker with Mondello Upstate Properties LLC and longtime Red Hook resident. “It’s a very special, wholesome place. There’s a family-oriented farm culture and a really nice community.” Proximity to Bard College helps foster a diverse demographic, reflected in the broad range of locally owned businesses and restaurants in the town center. The town’s slower, down-to-earth pace is a major draw for residents. “People are looking for good quality of life, which is a big driver of why people move here,” says Realtor Ann Stettner. “It’s a sanctuary away from the craziness of the city.”
Residents of Red Hook enjoy a small town feel.
Residents often find it easier to shop at farms rather than grocery stores.
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Red Hook’s housing stock includes farmhouses and vintage styles
Pollard-Seiler says new residents prioritize character and location when looking for homes in Red Hook: “Generally, buyers want location. They want proximity to the village but still have a good amount of land and privacy,” she says. “And homebuyers care a lot about character; we have many older types of homes.” Farmhouses make up most of the housing stock in Red Hook, scattered on modest acreage. Minimalistic ranch-style homes, bi-level builds and cottages round out the inventory here, many with Cape Cod and Colonial influences that nod to vernacular New England architecture. A few new construction homes offer a more contemporary vibe, but Pollard-Seiler says the community works to preserve the small-town feel and rural aspect. “There’s a large conservation effort in Red Hook because there aren’t big housing developments,” Pollard-Seiler says. “There aren’t many cookie-cutter-type houses in Red Hook, which is something that homebuyers appreciate.” Prices range from $160,000 for a manufactured home to $1.8 million for expansive homes on larger lots. The median list price for real estate hovers at $650,000.
Bi-level style houses can be found throughout Red Hook.
Some single-family homes cluster in the village of Red Hook.
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Red Hook’s village blends small-town charm with cultural flavor
A vibrant village center anchors Red Hook, lined with gift shops, cafes, hardware stores and eateries that showcase the community’s diversity. Restaurants feature cuisines from India, Mexico, China and Greece, as well as a selection of American-themed offerings. Local favorites include Bliss Juice and Smoothie Bar, Misto Café and Market, and The Corner Counter, which serves specialty grilled cheeses. “They’re all locally owned, which makes it super special, and it’s all farm-to-table ingredients,” Pollard-Seiler says, adding that agricultural roots and farming culture still play a prominent role in the community. “There are so many farms in the area that sell their fruits and vegetables. Sometimes it’s more convenient to go to their farm stands than it is to go to the grocery store.” The farms also offer additional family-friendly activities free of charge. “You can take the kids to go feed goats and walk the grounds, and it’s all free. The vendors and farmers are residents, and they want to do it for the community,” Pollard-Seiler says. Residents can also stock up on groceries at Hannaford, down Route 9.
Red Hook’s village center is filled with locally owned shops, cafes and restaurants.
The "Historic" Village Diner is a popular dining spot among residents of Red Hook.
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Families are drawn to strong schools and a nearby liberal arts college
Red Hook's highly rated public schools and proximity to Bard College also attract new buyers and families. Red Hook Central School District serves about 1,600 students and earns an A-minus overall grade from Niche. Young learners may begin their academic journey at Mill Road Primary School for prekindergarten through second grade before advancing to Mill Road Intermediate School for third through fifth grade. The schools share a campus, and both earn B-plus ratings. Students can continue to Linden Avenue Middle School and Red Hook Senior High School, both of which maintain A-minus scores. Home of the Raiders, Red Hook Senior High School gets strong marks for its college prep, which includes an International Baccalaureate program.
Bard College is about 3 miles northwest of Red Hook Village. With a student body of roughly 2,700, Bard is known for its strong liberal arts focus, especially in fine and performing arts. “The college has a large influence on the community,” Pollard-Seiler says. "It fosters acceptance and learning of different cultures due to its large international student and faculty population." Stettner says that the college's connection with the community is evident through its numerous public programs and events. “There are tons of events, including music performances and theater productions, that are open to the community,” she says, adding that the school offers kids camps, music lessons and other ongoing programs for unenrolled students in the greater region.
Bard College is about three miles away from Red Hook.
Students at Bard College engage in lectures, concerts, exhibitions, and cultural activities in the Hudson River Valley and nearby New York City.
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Hudson Valley scenery and local parks support active living
Proximity to the Hudson River, community parks and natural outdoor spaces provides residents with plenty of recreational opportunities. Red Hook Recreation Park serves as the main hub for activities due to its many athletic facilities. The park features multiple sports fields and a basketball court, as well as trails that loop throughout the property. The Red Hook Pool, also located at the park, is open seasonally. Additional trails are located within the Richard Abrahams Memorial Park. Rhinebeck Baseball Fields and the Rhinebeck & Red Hook Dog Park, located just south of the village center, feature additional outdoor space. These sit adjacent to the Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome, a museum showcasing antique airplanes and other motor vehicles like cars and motorcycles.
The Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome has 80 vintage aircraft for residents to enjoy.
Rhinebeck-Red Hook Dog Park is open for pups to enjoy.
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Seasonal festivals and fairs bring Red Hook residents together
A slew of community events help maintain a connected feel in Red Hook. “The Dutchess County Fair is a great time in August,” Pollard-Seiler says, adding that the event draws thousands from the greater region. “But throughout the summer and fall is when the community really shines because there are festivals most weekends that incorporate the seasons.” These include Apple Blossom Day in May, usually held the Saturday before Mother’s Day. The festival features family-friendly activities, local craft vendors and music. In September, the community comes alive as music pours through the heart of Red Hook during the Hardscrabble Music Festival, a one-day fest that features food trucks, local cideries and a bill of regional musical performances.
Connections to Manhattan and beyond
Red Hook’s town center lies at the intersection of Route 9 (Broadway Street) and Route 199 (Market Street). Route 9 runs north-south and connects to Manhattan, about 100 miles south. Bus and train lines also help travelers connect to New York City. Although the main village is very walkable, most residents still depend on cars for transportation.
Residents of Red Hook can use public transportation to get around.
Red Hook blends small-town charm with a creative spirit.
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