Livingston NY Farm is a 147 acre parcel with full Catskill views open and wooded. Currently leased to local farmer. Ideal for estate or development, possible glamping sit...
Lake Home with beautiful views of Twin lake. Renovated in 2023 1960 Ranch, in lovely neighborhood with two bedroom, one bath. Full basement has potential to be finished f...
This classic Greek Revival welcomes you with a prestigious column porch into this sunlit home full of vintage charm with gleaming wide plank floors underfoot, and tin cei...
This 84.6 acre has great potential for a housing development in Livingston, NY. Just five minutes from the top of Warren street & downtown Hudson this is a prime location...
Dramatic Catskill views from 27 acres of woods and farmlands. Absolute privacy with private driveway. Excellent perc. Minutes to Hannaford and Hudson and Red Hook. Adjoin...
Bring your imagination to this 10 plus acre piece of paradise. 14x40 hunters cabin w/porch, electric, wood cooking stove,& refrigerator.12x20 Garden/storage shed,Also a 1...
~1850, multigenerational Treeland Farms is located in Livingston, NY, only 10 minutes from the historic City of Hudson. Originally a dairy farm, Treeland Farms has grown ...
~1850, multigenerational Treeland Farms is located in Livingston, NY, only 10 minutes from the historic City of Hudson. Originally a dairy farm, Treeland Farms has grown ...
Livingston is located southwest Columbia county covering an area of 36 square miles. It received its name from the first lord of the manor. Livingston sits 10.7 miles to Amtrak in Hudson and was home to 3,646 in 2010.
In 1715 the territory was constituted the "Manor of Livingston". It was given court privileges by the king of Great Britain. In 1772 it was formed into a district. In 1786 the Manor was attached to the new county of Columbia, and was organized a town in 1788. Neighboring Germantown was taken off the original manor in 1710, and Clermont in 1787.
In 1694 Robert Livingston conveyed 600 acres of land lying on the Hudson to Derick Wessels Ten Broeck. He further conveyed 1,200 acres on both sides of the Roeloff Jansen Kill, and in 1710 he sold 6,000 acres to Queen Anne for the use of the Palatines.
Livingston conveyed the remainder of the domain to his children, and entailed upon them and their successive heirs by the name of Livingston.
Livingston offers endless hiking and biking, orchards of the freshest fruit, and typical comforts of small town USA.
If you prefer to raise your heartbeat a bit, trek a few miles to Copake Lake or Catamount Aerial Adventure Park.
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