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Are there Marinas in Northern Dutchess?

 

Northern Dutchess runs along the majestic Hudson River so it is not uncommon for someone buying a house in the area to ask: Are there marinas in Northern Dutchess?

You might think most people living along the Hudson have direct access to it, that is not the case.   When the railroad tracks were constructed at the time it seemed like a great idea to put them right along the river. Today, I am sure it would not have been allowed.  So, with that in mind most people now need to go to one of the Marinas to get access to the river.  There are a few exceptions, for example, in Barrytown, a village in the Town of Red Hook, the train tracks went inland, so, if you happen to have a home in this area you will have direct access to the river.

 

 

Train along Hudso River in Rhinecliff

This  is a picture of Rhinecliff near the Amtrak Station.  There is an overpass to a small dock which provides some access to the Hudson River. 

 

 

Here are a few marinas you might consider if you are in Northern Dutchess.

Norrie Point Marina

Open May 1 - October 31

149 Slips

Telephone 845-889-4200

 

Hyde Park Marina

Open May 15 - October 15

150 Slips

Telephone 845-473-8238


For more Mirinas location go to:

Dutchess Tourism - Marinas

Ulster Tourism - Marinas

 

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Jennifer Fivelsdal - JFIVE HOMES REALTY LLC - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com

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Comments

Dear Jennifer,

I always think of luch sitting at a restaurant on the banks of the Hudson when I see your name. SO I clicked on the list - lo and behold - the post was ABOUT the Hudson!

Have a happy day -
Lynn 

Posted by Lynn B.Friedman ATL 404.939.2727CDPE Adv Atlanta Real Estate ODAT (lynn@odatrealty.com Se Habla Español) 9 months ago

I've never take Amtrak up state, I think one time I will, I hear the view is great :)

Posted by Laura Cerrano and Carole Provenzale Owner, Feng Shui Long Island & New York (Feng Shui Long Island & New York City/Feng Shui Manhattan ) 9 months ago

Jennifer, that's nice information for people living in the Hudson River area. It seems like an interesting area with nice restaurants and such.

 

Posted by Cathy Bureau, MBA, (210) 560-1891 San Antonio, TX-GREEN Real Estate Broker (www.GreenHomeRealtySA.com) 9 months ago

Jennifer those train tracks are taking up some very valuable Real Estate.  I bet a developer would have loved to have that land.

Posted by George Souto NMLS# 65149 FHA, CHFA, VA Mortgages Connecticut 9 months ago

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