12466, NY homes for sale & real estate

12466, NY Homes for Sale

A Rare Opportunity in Kingston's Historic Rondout Waterfront District Nearly an acre and a half in downtown Kingston, just a short walk from the Historic Rondout Waterfront—an extraordinary opportunity that's increasingly difficult to find! Set on an expansive 1.475-acre parcel, one of the largest residential properties in downtown Kingston, 28 Hudson Street offers a remarkable combination of space, privacy, natural beauty, and potential. For buyers seeking substantial land within the city, this is an opportunity that truly stands apart. Location is another exceptional feature. Situated in the Historic Rondout area, the property is just a short walk from Kingston's picturesque waterfr

12466, NY Homes for Sale

Situated just minutes from Kingston's vibrant downtown waterfront district, 36 McEntee St offers the perfect opportunity for investors, flippers, or buyers looking to build some equity. Major capital improvements have been completed, including new roof, new furnace, new hot water heater and a fenced in yard, providing peace of mind and reducing immediate renovations. While the interior is ready for updating the properties strong bones with hardwood floors in both the living and dining room also both bedrooms on second floor. Conveniently located near restaurants, shops, entertainment and the waterfront this property offers significant upside potential in one of Kingston's most sought-after

12466, NY Homes for Sale

Unique and charming spaces invite creative living on four levels in this c. 1890 brick townhouse. Four decorative brick fireplaces, exposed stone and brick walls, many antique details, and a dramatic, newly recreated staircase (modeled after Dutch Merchant homes and executed with impeccable style and grace) are just some of its highlights. Nestled in Kingston's Historic Rondout district, this home blends old world character with modern convenience, with architectural details and period charm throughout. Spread over four spacious floors, the home offers ample room for creative living and entertaining, with high ceilings and large windows (high quality wood replacements) that fill the interio

12466, NY Homes for Sale

Live in the sweet, one-level main unit while letting the lower-level rental help offset your mortgage. Welcome to Ponckhockie, where Rondout Creek meets the Hudson River. This inviting property offers seasonal water views from the deck, creating a relaxed, summery feel with plenty of fresh air and outdoor space. Enjoy the convenience of being within walking distance of the Maritime Museum, as well as restaurants and shops along the Rondout. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate nearby boating, fishing, and swimming at Lake Sophia, along with hiking at Sojourner Truth Park and Hasbrouck Park. The main living space features two bedrooms, one full bath, and an open-concept living, kitchen, and d

12466, NY Homes for Sale

Affordable pied-a-terre on Tompkins Street! A true retreat for artists, creative spirits, and anyone seeking a sense of calm, this enchanting two-story home is nestled on the edge of Kingston's historic Ponckhockie neighborhood and just steps from Kingston's Downtown Waterfront. Built in 1860, it beautifully preserves its old-world character, with original hardwood floors, pressed-tin ceilings, and intricate moldings that provide warmth throughout. This inviting two-bedroom, one-bath residence features a charming eat-in kitchen and a private backyard--an idyllic setting for morning coffee, gardening, creative pursuits, or relaxing at day's end. Minutes from Sojourner Truth State Park which

12466, NY Homes for Sale

A New York State of Mind Experience this design-forward Hudson Valley Micro-Retreat in Kingston's Historic Waterfront District. Flexible ownership opportunity suitable for investment, full-time, or part-time use. Located in Kingston's historic waterfront district, this property sits within one of the Hudson Valley's most walkable and culturally layered neighborhoods. Originally shaped by 19th-century maritime trade and the Delaware & Hudson Canal, the Rondout area was once a vital shipping hub connecting river and rail. That legacy remains visible today in the scale, character, and working waterfront atmosphere that define the district. Now reimagined as one of Kingston's most dynamic