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Private Dutchess County Estate With River Views Is A Bargain At $4.5 Million Private Dutchess County Estate With River Views Is A Bargain At $4.5 Million
Private Dutchess County Estate With River Views Is A Bargain At $4.5 Million Now that interest rates are lowering and you have a spare $30,000 for a monthly mortgage payment, a Hudson Valley estate with full views of the Hudson River is for sale for $4,450,000. The four-bedroom estate is located in Dutchess County at 14 Wyndclyffe Court in Rhinebeck, on a dead-end road overlooking the river, gardens, and terraces. According to Zillow, the estate also includes a historic guest house, a sprawling main floor with the primary suite, a large great room, an eat-in kitchen, a family room, a large office, and a dining room. Zillow said that the primary suite in the 8,420-s…

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by Kathy Reakes
Real Estate
Historic Westchester Home Once Owned By Esteemed Meteorologist Listed At $4.75M Historic Westchester Home Once Owned By Esteemed Meteorologist Listed At $4.75M
Historic Westchester Home Once Owned By Esteemed Meteorologist Listed At $4.75M A more than century-old Westchester home with panoramic river views has become one of the most expensive listings in the area's history.  The residence, located in Hastings-on-Hudson at 255 South Broadway, was built in 1902 and is now listed for $4.75 million, according to its Houlihan Lawrence listing.  The five-bed, three-bath home was once owned by Central Park Observatory’s founding meteorologist Daniel Draper, the namesake of nearby Draper Park who spent more than four decades as New York City's official meteorologist.  Rebuilt by local architect Stephen Tilly…

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by Ben Crnic
Lifestyle
This Location Named Most Beautiful In Dutchess County This Location Named Most Beautiful In Dutchess County
This Location Named Most Beautiful In Dutchess County Beauty may in the eye of the beholder, but an upstate media outlet took their best shot at naming Dutchess County’s most beautiful location. Innisfree Gardens was named as Dutchess’ most beautiful spot, according to a report released by newyorkupstate.com, which took a look at each county statewide and determined some of the state’s most desirable location. “This 200-acre Upstate New York garden was influenced by Asian designs, and was named by Garden designer and writer Rory Stuart as one of the 10 most beautiful gardens in the world--one of only two in America,” the report states. The re…

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by Zak Failla