Ulster County Fair - New Paltz NY Real Estate - Summer Fun in the Hudson Valley
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Ulster County Fair - New Paltz NY Real Estate - Summer Fun in the Hudson Valley - Happy 125th Birthday to the Ulster County NY Fair! People searching for New Paltz NY homes for sale often ask me about fun things to do in the local area. Taft Street Realty has no shortage of ideas when it comes to finding great summer fun in New Paltz NY. Our latest recommendation? The 2012 Ulster County Fair! This local summertime staple celebrates a BIG birthday this year as it rings in its 125th Anniversary! The Ulster County Fair is a classic, old-fashioned fair with fun rides, tasty food, contests, & entertainment. Featuring nearly a week of fun kicking off at the end of July, the 2012 Ulster County NY Fair is shaping up to be one for the history books! Last year, …
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Stone Ridge NY SOLD Market Report - Ulster County Homes for Sale - Taft Street Realty is happy to announce the sale of one of our listings, 25 Alan Street, Stone Ridge NY 12484. This 1,104 square foot 3BDR / 2BTH closed on July 17, 2012 for
$164,000. A charming single-level ranch in a great location, 25 Alan St is within walking distance to the various shops & restaurants of Stone Ridge NY. Featuring a back deck and a nice backyard, this home is ready to go for summertime fun!
3 Bedroom Townhomes For Sale, Highland NY Real Estate Listings - Calling all bachelors, retirees, and 1st time home buyers! Taft Street Realty is happy to present 14 Cambridge Court Highland, NY 12528. This 3 bedroom 2.5 bathroom townhome is move-in ready and offers the convenience of living in Highland NY. Recently reduced to $209,000, 14 Cambridge Court is affordable and just waiting for a new owner!
Rosendale Street Festival, Ulster County NY Summer Fun Things To Do
Ulster County NY Homes For Sale, Shawangunk SOLD Update, 2449 Bruynswick Road. Taft Street Realty is happy to announce the latest home to be SOLD to one of our clients, 2449 Bruynswick Rd in Wallkill NY. This 1,806 square foot 5BDR / 3.5BTH closed on June 22, 2012 for $159,000. A large and spacious cape cod on 3.5 acres, 2449 Bruynswick Rd. offered plenty of home for a great price! A quiet and peaceful location in the beautiful area of Wallkill NY made this the ideal Upstate NY weekend retreat!
Fun Things To Do In Ulster County NY, Hudson Valley Real Estate Update & Local Taft Street Guide
Taft Street Realty is known for our helpful local guides! Our 2012 Ulster County Memorial Day Guide received over 1100 views online! Last year we gave you the 2011 Ulster County NY 4th of July Fireworks Guide and we're back for 2012 with another go-to guide for the area's best fireworks displays! The Hudson Valley region has the most beautiful and clear night skies in the Northeast. This July 4th 2012, watch those skies burst with vivid colors during the various fireworks displays taking place around Ulster County NY!
Taft Street Realty is pleased to announce our latest SOLD listing, 608 Rte. 32 North in New Paltz NY.This 2300 square foot 4BDR / 3BTH closed on June 8, 2012 for $290,000. Sited on over 5 private, wooded acres, this home sold just in time for summer! ATV's anyone? Plus, being just outside of the town of New Paltz NY, the new owners have plenty of dining options (if they're not outside BBQ'ing on their back deck that is!) Hey buyers, missed this one? Don't worry! There are plenty more amazing New Paltz NY homes for sale.
Taft Street Realty is pleased to announce that we've reached a social media milestone! Over 300 people now like our Facebook page, and we couldn't be happier about it! We truly appreciate each and every one of those "Likes", whether it be a friend or aquaintance, or just a fan of Ulster County NY real estate. We'll continue to post helpful and fun items on our page, in hopes that our Facebook family continues to grow!
The Ulster County NY Legislature recently changed the location of an upcoming meeting so that it would be literally right down the hall from a NY State DEC public hearing on releasing turbid water from the Ashokan Reservoir. Changing the location of this meeting ensures that Ulster County lawmakers will be in the building and present for this public hearing, which discusses giving permits to allow for even more releases of turbid water into the Lower Esopus Creek. The events surrounding the June 19th meetings are an interesting example of some of the local political jousting that is occurring with regards to this controversial issue.