Real Estate Blog - Kingston NY

Stunning Kingston NY Townhouse in Rondout Historic District

Stunning Kingston NY townhouse provides creative living at its finest in Upstate NY! 1890 three-story brick townhouse with New Orleans-style balcony, pressed tin ceilings, wide-board floors, and intact period details throughout. 

84 Hone Street, Kingston, NY | Asking $1,200,000 | See the full Listing Here

First built as a neighborhood grocery store, this Rondout Historic District gem retains many original features, such as two large front display windows and handsome French doors. A separate entrance and grand staircase with a mahogany hand railing lead to a luxuriously proportioned residence on the second and third floors. The first floor currently is set up as a gallery.

Leading in from the main storefront area is a small service…

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Halter Associates Realty Lists Five Distinctive Luxury Homes

Make your move to the Hudson Valley in one of these distinctive luxury homes: 

148 Cannon Circle Woodstock, NY | Asking $2,500,000
3 bedrooms | 4 full + 2 partial baths | 3,500 Square Ft | 7.23 acres
See the Full Listing Here
> Contact: Judith Steinfeld, Licensed Real Estate Salesperson

Views, Views, Views! Spectacular 3500 sq ft modernist family compound with its own guest triplex wing. Less than a mile to the coveted town of Woodstock, on 7+ acres, this private oasis has stunning views of the sky and Overlook mountain.

95 Harmati Lane Woodstock NY | Asking 1,699,000
3 bedrooms | 3 full + 1 partial baths | 4,407 Square Ft | 44.07 acres
See Full Listing HERE
> Contact: Lisa Halter, e-pro ®, Principal Broker/Owner

First time on the…

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New Listings: Two Hudson Valley Dream Homes Under $500,000

Woodstock, NY, is known as 'the most famous small town in the world,' and Kingston, NY, the State's former capital, has been called 'the new Brooklyn.' Indeed, long-time urbanites are fleeing the city for weekend retreats and full-time relocations in these Hudson Valley hotspots. 

Whether you're already an Upstate New York resident or looking for your first house here, Halter Associates Realty may have your next dream home — with two new can't-miss, near-luxury listings in the $400 thousands.

291 Zena Road, Kingston, NY | 3 Beds, 2 Baths | 2,400 Square Feet, 3.64 Acres | $475,000

This pristine three-bedroom cape rests on nearly four semi-private acres on Zena Road, a mere five minutes from the heart of Woodstock and only 10 minutes from…

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Modern Meets Country in Newly Renovated Cottage Near Kingston

Cozy Charm, with All the Amenities

433 Tongore Road, Marbletown, NY (Click for Full Listing)

Experience modern rustic luxury in this secluded, fully refurbished 1940s cottage, set back off a quiet country drive on 2.5 immaculately manicured acres in Marbletown, NY. Mere minutes from the NY State Thruway and the towns of Stone Ridge, High Falls, Kingston and Woodstock, NY, this nearly 2,000-square-foot rural retreat with wraparound deck and craftsman cedar screened-in porch is ideal for entertaining. Inside, there are three bedrooms and two full bathrooms; wide-board wood flooring and Hunter Douglas window treatments throughout; a spacious eat-in kitchen, with custom cabinetry, granite countertops and a wine cooler; a formal dining room and…

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Live Like a Local: Restaurants in Kingston NY Rondout on the Waterfront

Kingston NY has had a long history synonymous with the beginnings of the United States of America. Since Henry Hudson sailed up what was known as the “Nordt River”, Kingston has been an intersection of trade and a gateway to the West.

Today Kingston has been undergoing a renaissance thanks to burgeoning film and tech industries moving up from nearby New York City. Because of its geography, Kingston is best understood as a barbell: the two weights at either end are Uptown Kingston (also known as the Stockade District) to the west and The Rondout located by the water to the East united by the long stretch of Mid-Town Kingston (currently being re-branded as the Kingston Arts District.) This plan of the City has created the vital neighborhoods…

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Live Like a Local: Restaurants in Uptown Kingston NY

Kingston NY has had a long history synonymous with the beginnings of the United States of America. In the historic uptown district of Kingston, there are four stone buildings at Crown and John streets that mark the only intact pre-Revolutionary intersection in the nation.

Just up the block from this quaint four corners is Duo Bistro, an innovative art-filled restaurant. Duo Bistro serves up an amazing range of dishes inspired by food from around the world such as Filipino Beef Bowl with poached duck eggs, Parmesan Mussels Frites and Catfish Po’Boy. Brunch is served Thurs- Mon along with dinner (except Sundays).

Another special restaurant around the corner is Boitson’s. The art deco decor taps into the nostalgia of the 30s and 40s with a menu…

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On the Way: Delicious Food to Go with Eat Drink 28 Gourmet Row

Driving upstate from NYC on a Friday night for a weekend of leisure in the Hudson Valley? Good move. Your energy level dials down to “mellow”  as you approach Exit 19. The last thing on your mind is sitting in a busy restaurant, or worse yet - having to cook dinner. Well, let me introduce you to  Eat Drink 28.

Named after Route 28, the main artery that runs from East to West uniting Kingston with Woodstock, Olive, Phoenicia, Shandaken and beyond, is a small shopping plaza that happens to offer some of the best food dishes and ingredients available in the Hudson Valley.  

Dubbed “Eat Drink 28 Gourmet Row”, the shops in this plaza offer a variety of foods and drink —including smoked salmon, fresh pasta, wine, gourmet take-out, and…

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A Delicious Bite of Kingston NY

I'm sure you’ve heard it before – Kingston NY is going through a bit of a revival, abuzz with a fresh energy, creativity, and an inspiring entrepreneurial spirit. There are festivals and flea markets, farm-fresh foods and artisanal delights. Great music and intriguing art. Tech meetups, and so much more. It seems every day a new store opens, a building is undergoing renovation, and people are moving in. With so much going on, you’re sure to work up an appetite. Here's a list of some of our favorite haunts to get you and your friends through your dining experience in Kingston.

OUTDATED CAFE /  314 Wall Street

For a delicious breakfast or a casual lunch, Outdated Café is a great choice. It’s a vegetarian restaurant serving…

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The Real Deal With Sari A. Will of Uptown Interiors

Step into the world of interior designer Sari A. Will of Uptown Interiors. Based in Kingston NY and working throughout the Hudson Valley, Sari creates interior design from upholstery and color consulting, to custom furniture design, home styling, exquisite kitchen and bath design to personal transformational design and exterior curb appeal. With the belief that design is about ones personal style...Sari's mission is to bring the best of her client's style to life.

Lisa Halter: Tell us how you got started with interior design and what a typical day looks like.

Sari: I started interior design when I was about 7 and began asking my mother if I could rearrange my room, paint it a different color, change the color and fabric of my bedspread,…

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Thinking About Moving to Kingston NY? You're not alone.

Once the capital of New York State, Kingston is a vibrant city brimming with natural beauty and exciting new developments – it’s no wonder many New Yorkers are heading upstate. Bustling with small tech firms, eclectic stores, cafes and a lively arts scene, Kingston is lovingly dubbed “Little Brooklyn.”

This welcoming, walkable city – situated between the Catskill and Shawangunk mountain ranges and the Hudson River â€“  has something for everyone, from history buffs to outdoorsy types. You’ll find walking tours, live music, kayaking, hiking, shopping, festivals and more here.    

The distinctive neighborhoods of Kingston offer residents and visitors a vast selection of abodes –  from Victorian to contemporary homes. History…

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