Search All Germantown Real Estate
Address Search
Newest Germantown Properties
Delightful 3 bedroom 2 bath cape set back from the road atop a knoll. Nestled in a park like setting which includes a little over an acre and a pond. Living room complete...
- 3 Beds
- 2.0 Baths
- 120211 MLS
None
- 10444092 MLS
Beautiful Hudson River views abound from this unimproved building lot just outside the business district of Germantown.
- 120177 MLS
Hudson River & Catskill Mtn. views take center stage from this 8.399 acre BOHA building lot.
- 120178 MLS
This 1.2 acre building lot is set on desirable Woods Road in Germantown, close to the town center and the Hudson River.
- 120176 MLS
The Lodge on Sunset AND The Cottage on Sunset overlooking the Hudson River and the Catskill Mountain range both offered together on 22+ acres. The cottage is a romantic r...
- 5 Beds
- 7.0 Baths
- 120045 MLS
A charming country farmhouse located on a scenic back road bordering a pond and a hay field. This property is located close to the Germantown hamlet and local amenities s...
- 4 Beds
- 2.0 Baths
- 119335 MLS
Spacious and roomy cape located near Germantown's bustling hamlet just a stone's throw from local amenities such as Otto's Market, Gaskins and Central House. The house in...
- 3 Beds
- 2.0 Baths
- 119333 MLS
Germantown Land 6 Plus Acres Lovely Road. This 6.86 acres is a great building lot on Viewmont Road. Parcel is level and private with a road cut in a quiet rural area, rea...
- 119330 MLS
This four-apartment house plus large barn on one level acre offers multiple investment scenarios. The current gross income is over $36,000. House has a large 2-BR apartme...
- 0.0 Baths
- 119120 MLS
Germantown Homes for Sale New York
Germantown is located in southwestern Columbia County along the Hudson River.
It covers 13.9 square miles. As of the 2010 census, the population was 2,018.
It is 10 miles to Warren Street Hudson which features Amtrak at its northern end.
The Hudson train station was originally built in 1874 by the New York Central Railroad. It is the oldest continuously operated station in New York State.
Today, Hudson serves a total of four different Amtrak trains, all of which have a southern terminus at Pennsylvania Station [New York City].
The trains consist of the Adirondack [from Montreal|Quebec, Canada], the Empire Service [from Niagara Falls], the Ethan Allen Express [from Rutland, VT], and the Maple Leaf [from Toronto|Ontario, Canada].
The Mahican were the first known inhabitants. The Dutch were the first Europeans to buy property in Columbia County.
Scottish immigrant Robert Livingston bought thousands of acres from the Native Americans before gaining a huge grant from the Crown.
He owned a total of 160,240 acres and was lord of Livingston Manor. He sold 6,000 acres to Great Britain's Queen Anne in 1710 for use as work camps and resettlement of Palatine German refugees.
To the right is a view of the Hudson River and Catskill Mountains from northern Germantown.
Experience the rustic simplicity and charm of life in the middle of the river as it was more than one hundred years ago.
The 1869 Saugerties Lighthouse stands proudly as a Living Museum and renowned Bed & Breakfast.
"Lighthouses capture the imagination in ways few buildings can. They hark back to an era when nautical travel reigned and time moved at a slower knot... As special as these buildings are, even more uncommon is the privilege of staying in one overnight." - The New York Times
Address Search
New York Real Estate - Hudson Valley
Columbia County Real Estate
- Ancram
- Austerlitz
- Canaan
- Chatham
- Claverack
- Clermont
- Copake
- Craryville
- East Chatham
- Gallatin
- Germantown
- Ghent
- Greenport
- Hillsdale
- Hudson
- Kinderhook
- Livingston
- Malden Bridge
- New Lebanon
- North Chatham
- Old Chatham
- Philmont
- Spencertown
- Stockport
- Stottville
- Stuyvesant
- Taghkanic
- Valatie
- COLUMBIA COUNTY
- HUDSON VALLEY
Columbia County School Districts
Mortgage Calculator
Testimonials
Dear Natalia, I have not words to express how grateful I am for your generosity towards me. I hope that you know that if you need anything and I am able to do it, all you have to do is say it. People like you are very rare breed, I think extinct. Once again, thank you. Socorro K.
Dear Natalia,
I am writing to thank you for your work on the sale of my mother's home. During this difficult time, your fast and professional sale of our home made the medical situation my mother has been facing much easier. In fact in this month of November, shortly after her hospitalization, she is recovering quickly. The fact that you sold our home quickly, to a suitable buyer, and at the right price did contribute to her speedy recovery.
I am also writing to offer myself and this letter as a reference for your work. I assume it is not common to get letters like this from a client represented by another real estate agent, so I hope whoever reads this knows it is sincere.
Honestly, I believe I made an error in judgment when I did not hire you to list our property. I apologize for this. You clearly are a woman committed to her word, to her clients and to the business of real estate. Despite what some people may say or think about real estate agents, I believe your quality of work truly makes a difference in people's lives. It clearly did in the case of my family. Unfortunately, it is agents like the one I eventually hired who create the negative stereotypes.
Were it not for you and your hard work day in and day out, it is clear to me that our home would not have sold so quickly and at such a high price. I also appreciated your diplomacy and respect during the short negotiation process.
I am grateful that you represented the buyer in this sale and if ever our paths cross again, I will consider you a friend in the business.
Sincerely,
Kevin M.