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Our beautiful 1 bedroom home is located at the hub of Kingston, in the Hudson Valley region, renowned for its picturesque landscapes, historical landmarks, and abundant outdoor recreational possibilities
Experience the prime location that places you in the heart of Kingston's historic Stockade District, the delightful riverside Rondout downtown, and a wealth of hiking trails. From here, you can embark on captivating journeys to neighboring Hudson Valley towns or simply bask in the local allure.
Kingston boasts a thriving culinary scene, with an array of restaurants and cafes offering diverse cuisines to satisfy your palate. Explore Uptown Kingston, celebrated for its historic architecture, home to an array of shops, galleries, and dining establishments. Alternatively, venture to the Rondout/Waterfront District, nestled along the picturesque Rondout Creek, exuding a maritime ambiance and featuring waterfront dining options, marinas, and a treasure trove of historic attractions.
Some of the attractions nearby:
-Hudson Valley Rail Trail: This multi-use trail is suitable for walking, jogging, and biking. It runs through beautiful natural landscapes and connects Kingston to nearby towns.
-Art Galleries: Kingston has a thriving arts community, and you can explore various art galleries and studios showcasing local talent
-Kingston Historic Stockade District: Explore the historic district with well-preserved colonial-era buildings, shops, restaurants, and art galleries.
-Hudson River Maritime Museum: Learn about the maritime history of the Hudson River, featuring historic vessels, exhibits, and river-related artifacts.
-Senate House State Historic Site: Visit the historic site where New York's first state senate met during the American Revolution. Take a guided tour to learn about the area's history.
-Forsyth Nature Center: A family-friendly attraction with a variety of animals, nature trails, and educational programs.
-Opus 40: Located in nearby Saugerties, Opus 40 is an outdoor sculpture park featuring stone mazes and other unique environmental art installations.

-Kingston Point Beach: If you're visiting during the warmer months, Kingston Point Beach offers a place to relax, swim, and enjoy scenic views of the Hudson River.

Cars:
Ultimately, the best way to navigate around is by car. Car-sharing services such as Uber are readily accessible in the area, offering convenient access to nearby attractions and restaurants. Additionally, you'll find numerous car rental companies scattered throughout the region, including those at airports, making it effortless to secure a rental vehicle.
Walking:
Kingston's historic districts, such as Uptown Kingston and the Stockade District, are pedestrian-friendly. You can explore these areas on foot, enjoying the historic architecture, shops, and restaurants.
Bicycling:
Kingston has some bike lanes and paths, and it's becoming increasingly bike-friendly. You can bring your own bicycle or consider renting one from a local bike shop
Public transportation:
The public bus system UCAT offers routes within the city and connects Kingston to other towns in Ulster County. Be sure to check the current bus schedules and routes for the latest information.
Trains:
The Kingston area is served by Amtrak, which offers train service to and from various destinations, including New York City. The Kingston station is located in the Rondout/Waterfront District.
Closest airports within 100 miles from Kingston:
-Stewart International Airport (SWF)
-Albany International Airport (ALB)
-Westchester County Airport (HPN)
-John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK)
-LaGuardia Airport (LGA)
-Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR)