Courtesy: BHHS Hudson Valley Properties
845-876-8600
7316-7318 South Broadway, Red Hook, NY. Two Buildings contiguous parcels on Route 9 in TND-CC Zoning. 7316 S. Broadway is currently a contractors office with mixed use potential sited on .35 Acres and 7318 S. Broadway is a 3 BR rental SFR with 1 Car Garage + Shed sited on 1.5 Acres. Assessments and Taxes are combined. Both properties are selling for One Price. Very Good Mechanical Condition with upgrades on both and 7318 has a new Kitchen and updated 1st Floor. Call List Agent for Showings.
Courtesy: Mondello Upstate Properties
845-758-5555
This Mixed-Use Income Property in the Heart of Bustling Red Hook Village offers a commercial space on level one currently home to a thriving Deli and a One-bedroom apartment on level Two with separate entrance. Each unit is totally utility independent. Perfect opportunity for one who may want to own an excellent investment property in a wonderful small town. Included is its own parking lot which adds value. High Visibility and great foot traffic along Bard Shuttle Route. Photos are from when Commercial space was Vacant.
Courtesy: Four Seasons Sothebys Intl
845-876-5100
A storied site & structure located within the imminently poised-to-pop Village of Red Hook along the Rhinebeck/Hudson corridor. This is a AAA opportunity for the creative and wise user and/or investor. Its 5200+ sqft w/20’+ ceilings + 3200sqft full height lower level is situated on 1.27 central village acres. The coveted NMU Zoning allows for a multitude of choices – eateries, retail, housing, multi-family, offices, education, day-care, medical, business, etc & etc - which Village residents, shopkeeps, students & visitors will surely welcome & support. Think other vibrant, small college towns. In the ‘40s, Eugene Callison designed this U-Shape building for a soap factory, thus the moniker. Its central courtyard provides a welcoming reception area, and the level property offers itself to further development or any alfresco activities. The Route 9 (S Broadway) thoroughfare and sidewalks will generate quite a bit of activity for any venture and the abundant rear parking leaves the front unmarred. In recent years, costly infrastructure upgrades were implemented by the present owner for a now amended plan – See Associated Data Sheet. The dirty work is done. The Soap Factory is a historic component of Red Hook Village, and it continues to afford opportunities for a wealth of unique endeavors. This building and its land are a canvas for a number of architectural and landscape expressions. Consider perhaps a supercool village residence/studio. Insightful users & investors know growth in Red Hook is here, right now.
This historic Red Hook landmark is a premier Hudson Valley investment - 23 E Market St. is a cornerstone property occupying a 1/4 acre in Red Hook Village's charming General Business District - a unique offering of nearly 10,000 sq ft of versatile space that combines historic character with proven commercial viability. Charlie-O's restaurant, currently operating as Red Hook's go-to for a burger or wings, can accommodate 200+ patrons. Always meticulously kept, Charlie O's now features a new enclosed dining area and outdoor patio seating. This long-established business provides immediate income. In the building's historic Theatre, the original location of the Lyceum, architectural details transport you to a bygone era with pressed-tin ceilings, original wood floors, an elegant balcony and ornate chandeliers. With Dutchess County's reputation as a cultural destination, this space is primed for revival as a theater, but its versatility invites countless other possibilities: think apparel boutique, furniture showroom, yoga studio, event space or restaurant. Build a niche business that fits in with Red Hook's elevated agrarian vibe! Descend to the lower level and discover an authentic Prohibition-era speakeasy. This space accommodates 80 guests beneath original tin ceilings - drinks are served from a vintage bar. Brimming with character and history, this space is poised to become the upstate destination for craft cocktail enthusiasts, intimate performances, or exclusive events. Located in the heart of Red Hook, the property sits amid a mix of restaurants, shops, and local businesses. Ample municipal and street parking just steps away from the building's entrances ensure easy access for customers. This location offers proximity to Rhinebeck, Bard College, and the Taconic State Parkway, placing it just 2 hours from Manhattan. This investment combines commercial and residential potential with historic significance in one of the Hudson Valley's most appealing communities.
Courtesy: Houlihan Lawrence Inc.
845-876-4443
This turnkey sale includes the business, furnishings, and fixtures, offering a seamless transition for the next owner. The attached kitchen is fully equipped, featuring ample storage, a walk-in refrigerator and freezer, a basement with an office, and a private parking lot with 18 spaces. Inside, the diner seats up to 70 guests, including a separate dining room. Located in the heart of the village, this high-visibility spot is just minutes from the Taconic Parkway, Kingston, Rhinebeck, Bard College, parks, and other regional attractions. The Historic Village Diner has been featured on the Food Network, the Transatlantic Diner show, and in numerous national publications, TV shoots, and commercials, solidifying its status as a cultural and culinary treasure. With strong financials, steady cash flow, and room for growth, this is an exceptional investment. Recent upgrades include a connection to the newly expanded sewer district, a new HVAC system, and new compressors. This is more than just a business—it’s a chance to own a living piece of Americana and become part of a vibrant, history-rich community.
Courtesy: UPSTATE DOWN RH
This large commercial property is in a prime location on route 9 in Red Hook and offers incredible commercial potential. The building has approximately 6200 square feet that was once used as an open warehouse and currently has been used for offices. The front area has ample parking and a glass entrance to the building with good indoor visibility. There are two kitchenettes and one central bathroom, along with separating walls that can easily be reworked or removed. This property offers a range of potential and opportunities. Two tenants occupy the building under a one year lease.
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Red Hook is located in New York. Red Hook, New York has a population of 10,113. Red Hook is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 30.62% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 29.92%.
The median household income in Red Hook, New York is $98,883. The median household income for the surrounding county is $87,112 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Red Hook is 37.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 84 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 13 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 47 inches per year, with 45.1 inches of snow per year.
