Moving east, Stanford may be the hottest little town on the list. Anywhere in the vicinity will put you within a quick drive to farms, like Greig Farm restaurants, including the Historic Village Diner, an iconic 1920 steel bullet diner and entertainment and culture at Bard College. While Red Hook’s village has virtually no inventory, there are some homes available in the town of Red Hook for diligent buyers - median home price has risen 26% to $445,000 since fourth quarter 2019. Sandi Park, a broker with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, reports that, “Rhinebeck is poised for saturation at the above one million mark.” She says, “I think the ‘under the radars’ are the towns surrounding or near the key villages of Rhinebeck, Millerton, and Millbrook, such as Clinton, Stanford, North East, Milan, and Red Hook.” To get something between $350,000 and $450,000 you have to go to surrounding towns.” Where Else to Look A home in Rhinebeck listed at $900,000 could sell for well over a million.
According to realtor Laurel Kerr of Corcoran Country Living, “There are almost always bidding wars. The median sale price for a single-family home increased 50% in the fourth quarter of 2020 compared to the same quarter in 2019, landing at $675,000. Parties, Weddings & Celebrations Rhinebeck. As such, home prices have been high for a long time, and like everywhere else around here this year, they have gone up.
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Trotting along its main streets (Montgomery, Market, and Mill) past an old-fashioned-style candy shop, a 50-year-old movie theater, and some of the best restaurants in the Valley, it is easy to understand the appeal. It is home to the oldest Inn in America - Beekman Arms - where grand figures from George Washington to Oprah Winfrey have been lulled to sleep. The village of Rhinebeck has long been seducing city dwellers into abandoning busy urban lives, even if just for the weekend. Photo courtesy of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices So You Want to Live in… Rhinebeck They were able to bring the sellers 11 offers. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices listed it with a five-day deadline for offers. Without further ado, these are some of the best places to live in the Hudson Valley: SOLD! The asking price for this 3 BR/2.5 BA Rhinebeck property was $999,000. “The beauty of living in the Hudson Valley is that you can live in one of our many small towns and be 20 minutes away or less from another lovely community,” says Linda Lindsay, of Corcoran Country Living. Fortunately the types of living that the region is known for - sleepy walkable villages, small industrial river towns, and bucolic rural escapes - are plentiful. Here we serve you some of the most desirable villages, towns, and cities that may already be on your radar, along with some that may not be. We asked these questions to local realtors, who told us they are encouraging buyers to: think of the type of town they want to live in more than a specific town, be willing to look at towns near their dream location, and be ready to pounce and offer above the asking price.
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