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Spacious rural lots in Milan
Buyers seek homes in Milan for its expansive rural atmosphere, as the town has around 2,500 residents spread across 36 square miles. Despite hosting the occasional local diner, most folks in Milan venture to neighboring villages like Red Hook for any shopping and dining needs. “It’s more rural farmland and woods. Over the last 2 years, [the market here] has been popular for second homes,” says Brad Rebillard, a longtime Dutchess County local and broker-owner with Dutchess Country Realty. “And areas like Red Hook and Rhinebeck have exploded over the years as well.”
Milan is home roughly 2,285 people and is located in the historic county of Duchess.
Farm land is the most common feature in Milan, being a large part of the Hudson Valley's farm to table culture.
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Midcentury homes and agricultural tax exemption opportunities
Homes range from $400,000 to $2 million, varying by square footage, lot size and age. On the lower end of the price range are midcentury split-levels, ramblers and Cape Cods from the 1950s through the 1990s, sitting along winding, pastoral roads. There are also a handful of older prewar cottages as well as contemporary and Craftsman-style residences built in the last decade. Many homes come with an acre or more of land, with double-digit acreage available with homes above the $1 million mark. Some residents try to utilize their large plots of land to get benefits from the county’s Agricultural Assessment Program. “People will get animals and start farming to get the agricultural property tax exemptions. With the larger tracts of land, you need at least 7 acres,” says Rebillard. “Some also use land for hobbies like horses, and, because it’s legal in New York State, people are looking at growing cannabis and hemp.” The neighborhood is rated a 1 out of 10 on the CAP Index Crime Score, lower than the national score of 4 out of 10.
A very large colonial that sits on dozens of acres used for farming.
In Milan you can find well kept split level ranches.
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Places to play at Milan Recreation Area or Red Hook Golf Club
Milan Recreation Area hosts a playground, ball fields and the Milan Community Trail, for a stroll or dog walk. The nearby Red Hook Golf Club features an 18-hole course that is open to the public, but there is a private membership for golfers seeking extra amenities like weekend and holiday tee times.
The Red Hook Golf Club is open to the public with an 18 hole course and there is a private country club next door as well.
Milan Recreation Park is a 160 acre park that has trails, sports facilities, playgrounds and more for the community to enjoy.
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Local eats and Red Hook farm markets
Rustic Tables Restaurant & Bar serves as a neighborhood hangout, serving breakfast and a lunch menu of sandwiches. There is a nearby network of local farm stands in Red Hook, like Rose Hill Farm, a pick-your-own orchard a few miles away, with a taproom offering local ciders and wines to sample. Further south, there’s Migliorelli Farm Stand, with a selection of farm-fresh produce, meats and cheeses. Red Hook also hosts Hannaford for groceries.
Hannaford is your go to location for groceries in the Milan area and is located in Red Hook.
Rustic Tables Restaurant is one of the primary places to eat in the rural town of Milan.
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Milan is split between two school districts
Students fall under the Red Hook Central School District or the Pine Plains Central School District, depending on their home address. Locals living west of Taconic Parkway will likely attend Mill Hook Primary School, which has a B-plus rating from Niche, Linden Avenue Middle and Red Hook Senior High School, which both have A-minus ratings. Those living east of Taconic Parkway can attend Seymour Smith Intermediate Learning Center and Stissing Mountain High School, which both get C-plus ratings, and Cold Spring Early Learning Center, rated a B-minus.
Linden Avenue Middle School serves students in grades 6 through 8. It is part of the Red Hook School District.
The curriculum is designed to provide a well-rounded education at Red Hook High School with a A- on Niche.
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Taconic Parkway leads to Albany and New York City
Locals can take Taconic Parkway 100 miles south to reach New York City, which is roughly a 2-hour drive, depending on traffic, while Albany is 63 miles north, taking a little over an hour.
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Milan Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Milan, Red Hook sell after 83 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Milan, Red Hook over the last 12 months is $753,500, up 18% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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