Gay Friendly Atmosphere

Quaint Villages – Open Spaces - Green fields

Walking Trails - Orchards - Rolling Farmland

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Enjoy our Great Outdoors! Click Here

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Gay & Lesbian Area Services Click Here

Wander thru the Art Galleries - Click Here

Visit our renown Historic Sites Click Here 

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COLUMBIA COUNTY -
                    the right place you!

Ideally located in New York’s Hudson Valley
Only 2.5 hrs from NYC via Amtrak or Auto
Only 35 min to nearby Berkshire Attractions

IDEAL WEEKEND GETAWAYS!

Priced Well ! NOW'S THE TIME TO BUY!
Period & Contemporary Country Homes,
Old-style Farmhouses with Pastoral Views!

                                    Warren Street - Hudson NY
Home to many Antique Shops, Boutiques, Cafes, Fine Restaurants & Bars
Located only two hours north of Manhattan, Hudson was a bustling major river port in the 18th & 19th centuries.  Hudson eventually became the third official port of entry to the United States and prospered until the economy and the city began to decline during the mid 20th century.  In the late 1980’s a resurgence occurred and interest in Hudson as a destination for fine antiques began to escalate.

Today, Hudson boasts a wonderful downtown shopping area with one-of-a-kind boutiques, art galleries, cafes, restaurants and yes, numerous fine antique shops.  Hudson is home to the American Museum of Firefighting and Olana, the Persian style residence of famed Hudson River School artist Frederic Edwin Church.  The arts are at home in Hudson with organizations such as The Hudson Opera House, Time & Space Ltd., Hudson Stage Works and Walking the Dog Theatre, not to forget the many art galleries and a host of activities and attractions throughout Columbia County, the Catskill Region and the Berkshires.

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Hudson's Antique Area hosts some 67 Antique Shops plus Boutiques and fine Restaurants, Cafes & Bars in a quaint setting of 18th & 19th Century architecture.

 

 

Dutch Colonial c.1728 - Built by the Dutch with a  Gambrel Roof & Clapboard Siding on the Gable ends -
 

 

 

 

Dutch Colonial Revival c.1974 - A Fine Example of A Hudson River Valley Dutch Colonial Home reproduction architecture that fits in with the local setting in the County.
 

 

 

  

       Quaint little Farm Houses here and there...

 

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