Courtesy: Absolute Real Estate of NY Inc
845-294-1220
Welcome to low-maintenance living in The Paddock, ideally situated in the heart of the Village of Goshen, NY. This updated two-bedroom, 1.5-bath townhome offers a comfortable open layout and convenient access to the best of the Hudson Valley. The refreshed kitchen features new Frigidaire appliances and recessed lighting, while the inviting living room boasts new carpeting (Sept. ’26) and a dramatic vaulted ceiling that creates a bright, airy atmosphere. A ductless mini-split system, installed in 2021, provides summer air conditioning and supplemental winter heat. Recent exterior improvements include windows and vinyl siding completed in 2024, a rear roof replaced in 2026, a front roof replaced in 2015, and a new automatic garage door with remote opener. A charming paver walkway adds curb appeal. Located in the Goshen Central School District, this well-maintained townhome is convenient to Village of Goshen shops, restaurants and community events, as well as the Heritage Trail, a historic rail trail offering scenic paths for walking, jogging, cycling and skating. Garnet Health Medical Center, West Point, Woodbury Common Premium Outlets and major roadways are also conveniently accessible. Discover the appealing combination of comfort, convenience and location at 20 Butler Drive in Goshen, New York.
Courtesy: KW Hudson Valley United
845-610-6065
At some point, you stop scrolling. Not because you ran out of options, but because you start recognizing the pattern. Same layouts. Same compromises. Different finishes, same feeling. Almost right, but never quite it. This is where that changes. Set in Goshen, where the rhythm of the day moves between the Heritage Trail, local farm stands, and a village center, this to-be-built home offers something resale never can. Not an update. Not a workaround. A chance to step into something that reflects how you actually want to live from the start. What is being created here is not a repeat of what already exists. The design stands apart. The layout, the scale, and the way the home lives both inside and out feel deliberate in a way that is rarely offered. Inside, the living room immediately sets the tone. An 18-foot ceiling rises overhead, pulling in natural light and creating a sense of volume that anchors the entire home. The rest of the space carries a 9-foot ceiling height, creating contrast that defines the main living area without losing flow. The layout connects the kitchen, dining, and living spaces in a way that feels open but still intentional. The kitchen is designed to be used without friction. A center island anchors the space, while a walk-through pantry keeps everything within reach but out of sight. Solid wood cabinetry with soft-close construction, stone surfaces, and a clean undermount sink come together in a way that feels both practical and considered. On one side of the home, a first-floor office or flex space creates a dedicated area to focus or adapt as your routine evolves. On the opposite side, the primary suite is set apart, creating separation within the main level. The space includes a walk-in closet and a well-appointed bath designed for comfort and ease. The second level continues with intention. Three additional bedrooms are supported by two full baths, giving the upper level structure without feeling tight. Walk-in closets in most bedrooms add storage that feels built for real life. Just off one of the three porches, a combined mudroom and laundry space creates a natural transition that keeps the rest of the home organized. Underfoot, hardwood or LVT runs through the main level and upstairs hallway, bringing warmth and durability. Bedrooms and the family room soften with carpeting, creating a clear shift between energy and rest. Craftsman trim, wood-wrapped windows, and a clean palette keep everything cohesive. Step outside, and the property expands in a way that changes how the home is experienced. Set on 3.52 acres, there is space to breathe, to move, and to shape the surroundings over time. Three separate porches extend the living experience beyond the walls of the home, each offering a different vantage point and a different moment in the day. One becomes part of your morning routine. Another holds the late afternoon light. The third becomes where the day winds down. What sits behind the walls is where the difference becomes lasting. Spray foam insulation, a two-zone heat pump system, and high-performance windows create a home that holds its comfort and consistency through every season. Even the garage is insulated and heated, extending how the space can be used beyond storage. Depending on the homesite, the basement brings natural light and walk-out access, creating future flexibility. Goshen adds another layer to it. Early mornings that can start on the Heritage Trail. Quick access to Warwick, Chester, and the surrounding towns that shape the Hudson Valley experience. Seasonal markets, local restaurants, and everyday essentials all within reach. Roughly 60 miles to New York City when needed, yet far enough that the shift is immediate the moment you arrive. There is a difference between adapting to a home and stepping into one that already aligns with you. This one was designed that way from the beginning.
Courtesy: KW Hudson Valley United
845-610-6065
Ranch style home in Otisville offering a wonderful opportunity to create a space of your own. This 2-bedroom, 1 bathroom home features additional flexible spaces that could be used as an office, den, or additional sleeping areas. The property offers plenty of possibilities for customization and making the space work for your needs. An additional structure on the property adds even more versatility, with potential for workshop, studio, hobby area, or storage. With some TLC, there is plenty of potential to make this property your own.
Courtesy: Cronin & Company Real Estate
845-744-6275
Owned by the same family since it was built as a model home, this property is now available for the first time on the market. Welcome to this well-maintained 2,780 sq ft Colonial offering 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms on a private 1.8-acre lot with underground utilities. Nestled in a peaceful setting, this home offers comfort and a covered front porch. Enjoy panoramic views of the Black Dirt region, Mt. Peter, High Point, and Pine Island. The lot borders a Christmas tree farm, adding privacy and a natural backdrop in an upscale neighborhood. Inside, the living room features a cathedral ceiling, skylights, and a balcony overlooking the space. This home offers hardwood floors, a whole-house vacuum system, 4-zone central air, solar panels for energy efficiency and a whole-house generator for reliable peace of mind. A partially finished basement provides additional flexible space, and a shed for outdoor storage. This home combines privacy, views, and everyday convenience. Don’t miss the opportunity to make 5 Spruce Hill Lane your own.
Courtesy: United RE Hudson Valley Edge
845-204-6939
Great opportunity to own in Spring Valley! This 1-bedroom, 1-bath co-op offers a spacious living room, generously sized bedroom, hardwood floors and plenty of natural light. The layout gives you the flexibility to make the space your own and add your personal touch. Conveniently located near shopping, dining, transportation and major roadways. Storage available and board approval required. A great opportunity to make this space your own! Some photos have been virtually enhanced and/or virtually staged for presentation purposes. CASH ONLY!
Courtesy: HomeSmart Homes & Estates
845-547-0005
Welcome to 3344 Route 207! Beautifully updated and move-in ready, this charming Goshen home combines modern updates with timeless character and an incredibly convenient location. The updated kitchen features new shaker-style cabinetry, an eat-in island, and quartz countertops, creating a stylish and functional space perfect for everyday living and entertaining. Additional updates include refinished hardwood floors, fresh interior paint, and a newly tiled bathroom. The lower level offers additional flexible living space with new LVP flooring. Outside, you’ll find a detached garage with additional storage space above, providing excellent room for vehicles, hobbies, equipment, or future possibilities. Located less than two minutes from Main Street in Goshen, you’ll enjoy quick access to shops, restaurants, schools, parks, and everything the village has to offer. Turn-key updates, versatile space, great storage, and an unbeatable location—this is one you won’t want to miss!
Courtesy: KW Hudson Valley United
845-610-6065
By the second week you will know which neighbors wave from the driveway and which ones come clear across the lawn to introduce themselves. Hambletonian Park has been doing that for 60 years. The maples have grown in over the pavement, the yards are kept because everybody here keeps theirs, and there is a rhythm to the block that no one had to organize. You just get folded into it. This house has been loved, and you feel it before you have taken three steps inside. Hardwood runs unbroken throughout. The light comes in soft and low, the rooms are warm and quiet and finished, and there is nothing waiting on you, no weekend you owe it first. Then you reach the back and understand what you actually came for. The kitchen was rebuilt in white cabinetry and it opens into a wide sunlit room where French doors swing out onto a deck spanning the full width of the house. From May to October that door stays open. People drift outside with plates in their hands, the conversation follows them, and nobody comes back in until the light is gone. Below, the grass spreads flat and green to a stand of old trees, and by August you will see exactly where the game gets played. Up the road, 10 minutes on foot, Craigville Park is going all season. Ball fields, soccer, lighted courts still busy well past dinner in July. Some evenings you can hear a crowd from the back of the house and decide to wander down and see who is out. The best part of a weekend here is already within earshot. Upstairs, four bedrooms in a soft blue, every one of them a real room, so nobody has to make a case for theirs. The bath was redone with a deep navy vanity and an arched mirror, and it is prettier than it has any need to be. At night the upstairs goes quiet, doors closed along the hall, everybody in. The village is 4 minutes down Craigville Road, close enough that it becomes your default without you deciding to. Saturday starts at Orange County Bagels, and the pizza from Amore's on West Main gets picked up on the drive back more often than you will admit. When a night calls for more, the Stagecoach Inn is where you go for drinks, a real dinner, or the party you would rather not host yourself. Friday mornings all summer the farmers market takes over the Government Center lawn. In March the county turns out for the Mid-Hudson St. Patrick's Parade, in May everyone lines the same curb again for Memorial Day, and by the second spring you will have a corner you stand on. The library has a local history room, museum passes, a Library of Things, and something on the calendar most weeks. The seasons take care of themselves. Soons Orchards is 6 miles west for pumpkins and cider through October, and in December you end up doing the slow loop around the neighborhood with the heat on and the radio low, looking at everybody's lights. LEGOLAND New York sits 10 minutes away, which turns out to be a very easy answer whenever people come to visit. Route 17 is right there, Campbell Hall puts you on the train in about 15, and Manhattan is 60 miles east on the days you want it. Owning it stays simple. Natural gas heat, municipal water and sewer, and a garage. The basement runs the entire footprint, clean and dry, and it is the obvious place to finish later if you ever want the extra square footage. Give it a year. What you will talk about is the deck in September with everyone out on it past dark, the neighbors you knew by name before you finished unpacking, and how quickly this stopped being the new address and started being home.
Courtesy: Hudson Valley Home Connection
914-213-4259
Attention investors, renovators, and buyers with vision! This 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom property offers an exciting chance to turn a diamond in the rough into a distinctive home or rewarding investment. The residence needs work, but its flexible layout and promising potential create a compelling canvas for thoughtful updates, modern finishes, and your own design ideas. Outside, the spacious backyard invites possibilities for a private retreat, entertaining area, garden, or comfortable outdoor living space. A substantial detached two-car garage adds valuable versatility, with room for vehicles, storage, a workshop, hobbies, or other practical uses. Situated in the desirable Goshen School District and conveniently close to schools, shopping, dining, and major commuter routes, this property pairs a convenient location with room to create. Bring your vision, embrace the opportunity, and shape this property into something uniquely yours.
Courtesy: Howard Hanna Rand Realty
845-294-3100
Set at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in the prestigious Farmingdale Heights neighborhood, this extraordinary custom-built residence offers an impressive combination of luxury, privacy, and exceptional indoor and outdoor living. From the moment you arrive, the professionally designed landscaping, expansive grounds, and striking architectural details set this home apart. With 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, and an abundance of thoughtfully designed living space, this home is built to impress while offering the comfort and privacy of a true retreat. A grand two-story foyer welcomes you with marble floors, an elegant staircase, crystal chandeliers, and dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows. Walnut-stained hardwood floors, soaring ceilings, designer lighting, crown moldings, tray ceilings, and vaulted ceilings add sophistication throughout the open floor plan. The impressive great room is the centerpiece of the home, featuring soaring two-story ceilings, walls of windows, and a custom stone fireplace with an Xtrordinair insert, updated for efficient supplemental heating. A striking catwalk-style balcony overlooks the great room, creating an impressive architectural focal point while connecting the upper-level living spaces. The gourmet kitchen is equally impressive, featuring a large center waterfall island, white Calacatta Harmony countertops and a matching Calacatta Harmony stone backsplash, solid brass features, premium stainless steel appliances, pantry, and direct access to the expansive Trex deck—perfect for entertaining and enjoying the surrounding grounds. The main level includes a private bedroom suite or home office with its own full bath, along with an additional powder room. Upstairs, the luxurious primary suite features a private sitting room, spa-like bathroom, and custom walk-in closet. An additional bedroom offers an ensuite bathroom, while two more bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bathroom. All bedrooms feature custom closets and large windows. Additional amenities include a Hydro-Air heating system, whole-house double water filtration system, owned solar panels offsetting approximately 89% of electric costs, a 3-car garage with EV Charger, and a walkout basement. The backyard transforms the property into a private outdoor oasis. A custom-built pool is surrounded by approximately 3,000 square feet of bluestone patio, natural rock walls, a six-foot privacy fence, and an impressive outdoor kitchen designed for entertaining. Professionally designed landscaping and an irrigation/sprinkler system create a beautifully maintained setting throughout the property while providing privacy and enhancing the home's exceptional curb appeal. A truly turnkey residence offering luxury, privacy, exceptional craftsmanship, and resort-like outdoor living in one of Goshen's most sought-after neighborhoods. High Quality Construction, Cement Board (Hardy-Plank) and Stucco Siding. The Solar panels are owned.
Courtesy: Century 21 Full Service Realty
845-639-1234
Welcome home to this spacious 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home located just minutes from the heart of Goshen. A rocking-chair front porch welcomes you in and may quickly become one of your favorite spots. Sit back, enjoy the quiet surroundings, and take in the beautiful view. Inside, the great room features vaulted ceilings and a fireplace, creating a comfortable gathering space. The first-floor primary bedroom includes a private en-suite bath, offering the convenience of one-level living. Upstairs, you'll find three additional bedrooms and a full bath. Additional features include central air, a large two-car garage, and a full unfinished basement with plenty of potential for future finished space, storage, a home gym, or workshop. Outside, enjoy a level backyard with room to relax, play, or entertain. Set in a beautiful area while still offering easy access to the shops, restaurants, and amenities of the Village of Goshen.
Courtesy: KW Hudson Valley United
845-610-6065
Nothing here has been decided yet, and that is the best thing about it. The plan is drawn, the 2.26 acres are ready, and the neighborhood around it is all striking custom homes with real space between them, not a corner cut on a single one. This is the side of Goshen that still feels like country, and everyone on this road went looking for exactly that. Every choice that normally gets made for you a year before you ever walked in is open, starting with where the fireplace goes in the room you will live in most. That room is 14 by 20 and opens all the way to the second floor, so light drops in from two stories of windows and somebody laughing downstairs can be heard from the top of the stairs. The covered porch across the front runs 23 feet, the kind of depth that slows people down on their way to the door. Inside, 9 foot ceilings carry the whole first floor. The dining room stands a step off the kitchen without being in it, which is how a dinner that started at 6 is still going at 10, and there is an office with a door that actually closes, which you will appreciate on the loud days. Behind the kitchen the plans mark a hidden pantry, 13 feet of shelves out of sight, and you will understand the point of it the first time company arrives early. Upstairs the primary bedroom is 17 by 13 under a tray ceiling, and the walk-in beside it comes in at nearly 13 by 12, larger than plenty of bedrooms and yours to fit out however you please. Two more bedrooms line the hall. The fourth stretches 22 feet, long enough to become a studio, a guest space nobody wants to give up, or the spot where the drums finally live. The village is 5 minutes away and it is a good one. Saturday mornings there is the market. Dinner is Limoncello at the Orange Inn when you want white tablecloths, or Franzel on West Main when the answer is schnitzel and a beer, or the Stagecoach Inn when the point is to sit at the bar and know everybody. The Heritage Trail runs right through town, which is how a walk after work turns into 12 miles on a bike by Sunday. Fourth of July weekend, the Great American Weekend fills with 150 craft vendors and much of the county, and the harness track opens for its meets. Route 17 is minutes out, Campbell Hall is the close station for the train, and Manhattan is 60 miles east on the days that call for it. Living here will be simple in the ways that count. A 2-zone heat pump and central air take care of February and August, spray foam in the exterior walls keeps the bills reasonable, laundry is on the first floor, and the garage is insulated and heated so January never shuts it down. The basement walks out at grade, unfinished for now, waiting for whatever you eventually decide belongs down there. New Gen has been building in Orange County for decades, so the part left to you is the fun part. You will stand on a bare subfloor pointing at where the windows should land, and a season later you will be standing in the finished room knowing every inch of it was your call. Very few people ever get to say that about the place they come home to.
Courtesy: KW Hudson Valley United
845-610-6065
The best nights of the next 10 years are going to happen here, and you will be able to walk home from most of them. That is what the village hands you and the long country road never could, a life that slows down without ever emptying out. It starts on the screened porch, better than 21 feet of it. From the first warm week of April to the last stubborn night in October, this is the room you actually live in. You will read out here, fall asleep out here without meaning to, and listen to a thunderstorm roll across the village with the screens holding the weather back and the smell of it coming in anyway. Inside, there is a stone fireplace, and because it is gas, a cozy fire takes a flip of a switch and nothing hauled in from the cold. By December this is simply where everyone sits, light coming in from both sides, the warmest corner in the house. Look up and around while you are in there. Beadboard ceilings, deep window casings, built-in shelves, and a window seat in the dining area that somebody claims before the food is even out. Off the kitchen, the house opens into a room that runs more than 25 feet, and this is where everything is going to happen. The noise collects here. People stay standing long after the plates are cleared, and years from now this is the room they will describe when they talk about your house. Doors on one side take you straight out to the backyard and a beautiful staircase on the other drops down to the lower level, so a good night always has somewhere else to go. That backyard is fenced, flat and private, with a patio made for a long table and lights strung overhead. This is where the birthdays happen, where the celebration runs late enough that the neighbors wander over, where somebody puts music on at nine and nobody checks a watch again. The whole thing looks like the kind of summer you want to keep having. When it gets late, the guest room is a real room instead of an apology. Four bedrooms means your people can pour another glass and stay put rather than hunt for their keys. The primary runs close to 20 by 20 with a ceiling that curves up overhead, and after a long night it is a room you are glad to walk into. And the lower level is the bonus nobody expects. It is beautifully finished and bright, and it becomes whatever you need that day, the movie on a rainy Sunday, the workday behind a door of its own, the place the music ends up when the yard finally cools off. The village does the rest. Saturday starts on foot with bagels from Not Just Bagels. Dinner is a stroll to Delancey's on Park Place and back again, nobody drawing the short straw to drive. The Heritage Trail runs right through town, so a morning mile or a long ride begins at the end of your block. Over the Fourth of July weekend, the Great American Weekend fills the 9 acres with craft vendors, live music and roughly 20,000 people a day while the Historic Track runs its meets, and you can slip home in the middle of it, put your feet up, and wander back for the evening. When the parade comes up Main Street, you are not circling for a spot. You are standing on your own block with a coffee in your hand, watching it come to you. The bus into the city loads a few blocks from your door, Campbell Hall station is minutes away, and Manhattan sits 60 miles east for the days you want it. Owning it is easy in the ways that count. Central air keeps August comfortable, natural gas heat takes care of February, laundry sits right on the main floor, and municipal water and sewer mean there is nothing buried in the yard you ever have to think about. The house has stood here since 1920 and every year of it has been loved. You feel that before you reach the second room. Carry in the boxes, string the lights, fill the yard, and it will do for you exactly what it did for them.
Courtesy: eRealty Advisors, Inc
914-712-6330
Welcome to 333 Arcadia Road in Goshen, NY, a beautifully situated property offering privacy, space, and the charm of country living while remaining convenient to all that the Hudson Valley has to offer. Set on approximately 2.5 acres, this property provides plenty of room to enjoy the outdoors, entertain, garden, or simply relax and take in the peaceful surroundings. The home offers a comfortable and inviting setting with the added convenience of covered carport parking. A private drilled well and septic system complement the property's rural character and independence. Located in the Goshen Central School District and just a short drive from the shops, restaurants, recreation, and amenities of Goshen, this property combines a tranquil setting with everyday convenience. Whether you're looking for additional outdoor space, privacy, or a place to make your own, 333 Arcadia Road offers an exciting opportunity in desirable Orange County.
Courtesy: KW Hudson Valley United
845-610-6065
By now you know the shape of the problem. The houses coming up do not have the rooms. Four bedrooms, two baths, and a conversation about an addition, which means an architect, permits, and a number that keeps moving. New construction means waiting out the build, then the settling, then a year of landscaping and pouring the patio yourself. This one is already past all of it, and you feel that before you reach the front door. You notice the quiet first. The street ends here, so nothing passes through and nothing sweeps the front windows at 11 p.m. A covered porch runs the front, deep enough for rocking chairs. Mature trees stand where you would otherwise be planting them, the beds are established, and the property is irrigated, so August stays green while you do nothing about it. The garage doors run on quiet belt drives, and just inside them a mudroom of custom cubbies and cabinets swallows the pile that otherwise lands on your counter, second refrigerator included. Beyond it the center hall opens rather than funnels, hardwood running in every direction, crown molding overhead. The kitchen is an easy one to live in, which matters more than anything else about it. White cabinetry to the ceiling, stone counters, gas cooking, a double door pantry, and an island that seats three, where everyone ends up no matter how much room there is elsewhere. The dining room sits right off it. The living room is wide and bright with a gas fireplace you start from the couch. Behind glass French doors there is a flex room with a full bath beside it, an office on Monday, a guest suite on Friday, a sixth bedroom the day you need the house to live on one floor. Upstairs, all five bedrooms on one floor and four full baths in the house. The primary sits under a tray ceiling with hardwood underfoot, and its walk in closet is built out floor to ceiling with custom cabinets and drawers. Its bath carries a double vanity and a custom glass shower. A second bedroom has a brand new private bath of its own, which settles a lot of arrangements before anyone has to negotiate them. Three more generous rooms follow, sharing the fourth full bath, and the laundry room is on the same floor as the beds. Then you open the back door. A deck steps down onto 2,500 square feet of paver patio, closed in by mature trees and privacy fence. The pool is heated, which matters most on either end of summer, when the air has cooled and the water has not and you are still swimming in October while everybody else has closed theirs. Fiber optic lighting turns the water over after dark, and a spill over hot tub runs beside it. The pavilion holds an outdoor fireplace with a real chimney and lights strung across the beams, and it is the reason dinner here turns into a night. Gas and electric are already run underground for an outdoor kitchen whenever you want one. A shed and workshop sit off to the side on their own gravel pad, out of view of the patio. The parts nobody photographs are finished too. A new 20 kilowatt standby generator, a water softener and filtration system, central air and natural gas heat. Municipal water and sewer, so no well and no septic waiting to surprise you. The basement runs the footprint of the house and already works as a gym and a movie room. And you are in the village for all of it. Manhattan sits about 60 miles east. The bus into the city loads a 10 minute walk from your door, Harriman puts you on the Port Jervis line about 20 minutes out, and the highway is 5 minutes from the end of your street. Shops, restaurants and the farmers market are close enough that dinner out skips the car. The Heritage Trail picks up nearby, the village green fills with live music and art festivals all summer, and the historic Trotter track still runs meets as it has for over a century. Built in 2019 and kept like it was meant to be kept forever. Every other house on your list is asking you to build this one. Come see the one where somebody already did.
Courtesy: Luciano Rios Property Grp, Inc
845-709-6159
Nestled amid the rolling landscapes of Goshen, New York, 77 Houston Road offers a graceful blend of modern elegance and serene country living. This beautifully appointed colonial home sits proudly on a pristine 4.3 acre lot of manicured lawn. Its classic front porch welcoming you with timeless charm and tranquil views. Step inside to discover an open-concept living space featuring a spacious living room, anchored by a beautiful fireplace. Offers the perfect setting for intimate gatherings or grand entertaining. Large windows allow the view of the alluring scenery outside and fill every corner with natural light. The chef inspired kitchen seamlessly connects two (2) dining areas. It features sleek granite countertops, custom cabinets, Stainless steel appliances and a center island, ideal for both formal dining and family bake nights. Upstairs, you'll find a primary suite offering a private retreat complete with a generous walk-in closet and "spa" like ensuite bath. Three additional well sized bedrooms and secondary full bath provide comfort and versatility for guests, or home office. Outdoors is just as inviting... Relax on the covered front porch, unwind on the spacious back deck, or take a refreshing dip in the above-ground pool while enjoying the sweeping landscape. A two-car garage and immaculate basement complete this impeccable residence. Set on a quiet, picturesque road, yet minutes from the heart of historic Goshen, this home combines refined living with small town tranquility. 77 Houston Road isn’t just a home; it’s an offering of sought after lifestyle and right in the heart of the Hudson Valley. Do Not Miss Out!!!
Courtesy: eXp Realty
888-276-0630
Welcome to 119 Scotchtown Avenue, a spacious split ranch single-family home in the heart of Goshen, NY, offering the space, flexibility, and location you’ve been looking for! This expansive split-level home features 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and multiple additional rooms currently being utilized as 2 additional sleeping areas, giving the home the functionality and feel of a much larger property. With over 2,000 square feet of living space, there’s plenty of room to create home offices, guest rooms, a playroom, gym, or whatever best fits your lifestyle. Inside, you’ll find an open and inviting layout with hardwood floors, a spacious kitchen featuring stainless steel appliances, generous living and dining areas, and a large lower-level family room with a fireplace. Step outside to a large deck and fenced backyard offering even more space to relax, entertain, and enjoy the warmer months. Location is a major bonus. The home is directly across from Scotchtown Avenue Elementary School and just down the road from Goshen Central High School, while also offering convenient access to local shops, restaurants, highways, and everything Goshen has to offer. LEGOLAND New York Resort is also just minutes away. If you’ve been looking for a home that gives you more space, more flexibility, and the best of Orange County living, 119 Scotchtown Avenue is ready for you to make it your own.
Courtesy: Curasi Realty, Inc.
845-457-9174
Welcome to this stunning 2,912-sq-ft Contemporary home perfectly situated on a beautiful, level 1.5-acre lot in the highly desirable Goshen Central School District. Step inside to an inviting layout highlighted by a light-filled living room featuring dramatic cathedral ceilings. The heart of the home is the fully updated kitchen, complete with sleek granite countertops and brand-new appliances, ideal for everyday living and entertaining alike. An expansive family room provides incredible space for relaxation, complemented by a dedicated den that offers the perfect footprint for a home office, study, or flex space. Upstairs, retreat to spacious bedrooms offering generous closet storage and comfort. Outside, the level acreage provides endless opportunities for outdoor recreation, gardening, or relaxing in a serene setting. Conveniently located just minutes from historic downtown Goshen, local shops, dining, major commuter routes, and local amenities. BONUS! Home has been completely stained and looks beautiful!
Courtesy: KW Hudson Valley United
845-610-6065
You have toured enough houses by now that you walk in already doing the arithmetic. The kitchen you would have to redo. The bathroom that would swallow a summer and a savings account. The little concessions that pile up until you are talking yourself into something you never actually wanted. Somewhere in the last few months, the search stopped being exciting and started feeling like a negotiation with yourself. That is the part that ends here. You will feel it in the first ten steps. The foyer opens up instead of closing in, the light comes at you from more than one direction, and the running tally in your head just goes quiet. There is nothing to fix. Nobody cut a corner and hoped you would not look. The living room stretches nearly 19 feet, long enough for the sectional and the tree in December and still room to walk around both. The kitchen sits open to the dining area, so the person cooking is never exiled from the conversation, and the back room off the hall gives you a second place to land when you want the door closed and the game on. A half bath on the main floor means guests are never wandering upstairs looking for one. Then you go up, and the primary suite is the moment you stop pretending to be casual about this house. It runs better than 20 by 28 feet, windows on three sides, big enough to hold a proper bed, a pair of chairs by the glass, and the kind of morning that does not require you to be anywhere yet. The walk in closet runs nearly 14 feet, so your things live on hangers instead of in a pile on the chair. The bath is yours alone. This is not a bedroom you sleep in and leave. It is the room you retreat to, the one that finally makes the house feel like a reward rather than a compromise. Two more bedrooms and a second full bath sit down the hall, and the laundry is right there on the bedroom level, which sounds like a small thing until you remember every basket you have ever carried up two flights. The village gives you the rest. You can leave the car in the driveway all weekend and still have somewhere to be, walking out for a bagel and a coffee at Orange County Bagels, dinner at Limoncello or the long German kind at Franzel, a drink at the Stagecoach Inn, an unhurried hour at the library, Saturday morning at the Church Park farmers market. When the parade comes through town, you are not circling for parking, you are standing on your own block with a coffee in your hand watching it pass. The bus stop is a short walk for the days you go into the city, Salisbury Mills and Harriman put you on the Port Jervis line in 10 to 20 minutes, and Manhattan sits about 60 miles east for whenever you want it and not one minute before. Summer evenings, a meet runs at the Historic Track, and the sound of it carries across the village the way it has for more than a century. Out back, a wood fence wraps a level yard that belongs entirely to you, with a deck for the grill, a fire pit that earns its keep the first cold night in September, and a shed already standing so the mower is not living in the garage. The two car garage gets to stay a garage. Central air handles August, natural gas heat handles February, and municipal water and sewer mean no wells, no tanks, no surprises waiting for you in year three. The house is immaculate, and that word is doing honest work. There is no punch list taped to the refrigerator, no Saturday lost under a sink, no long conversation about whether the price plus the repairs still makes sense. You move in, you hang your things on the wall, and you get your weekends back. After everything you have looked at, that might be the thing that finally lets you exhale.
Courtesy: eXp Realty
888-276-0630
Welcome to 19 Judd Place in the Village of Goshen! This beautifully renovated 3-bedroom, 1-bath home is completely move-in ready and located within the highly sought-after Goshen Central School District. The stunning new kitchen features quartz countertops, modern cabinetry, and brand-new stainless steel appliances. Throughout the home, you'll find stylish flooring, updated finishes, and a bright, inviting layout designed for today's lifestyle. Conveniently located near schools, parks, shopping, restaurants, and major commuter routes, this turnkey home offers the perfect combination of comfort, style, and convenience. Don't miss your opportunity to own this fully renovated home in one of Goshen's most desirable locations!
Courtesy: BHHS Hudson Valley Properties
845-255-9400
Welcome to 225 Knoell Road—where everyday comfort meets open-country beauty. Set on a corner lot, this inviting 3-bedroom, 2-full-bath home offers central air, an attached one-car garage, and a truly special setting. The Heritage Trail is behind the fenced backyard, while expansive preserved farmland across the street creates peaceful views and a wonderful sense of openness. Inside, gather around the cozy fireplace or step through the glass sliders onto the deck, where you can relax, entertain, and enjoy views across the flat backyard and surrounding countryside. The flexible lower level includes a full bathroom and generous space for a family room, home office, recreation area, gym, or guest space. Just minutes from LEGOLAND New York, shopping, dining, and major commuter routes, with the George Washington Bridge approximately one hour away. Come for the space, stay for the view—and discover a home that feels connected to both nature and convenience.
Courtesy: KW Hudson Valley United
845-610-6065
Courtesy: Exit Realty Connections
845-298-6034
Cue the theme song for Somewhere Over the Rainbow, because, Toto, we're not in Kansas anymore! Crossing the threshold of this estate feels like stepping directly into a living storybook and spiritual wellness sanctuary. Once upon a time, this magical land was Noah's Park Retreat, an exotic animal sanctuary and successful Veterinary Hospital. The historic 1938 Cape Cod estate, on 7.3 sprawling green acres, has four bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths with 3,458 square feet of living space. Perched in the rolling landscape near the quaint town of Goshen, this rare haven seamlessly incorporates private residential security with extraordinary, ready-to-reimagine agricultural structures. What truly sets this property apart is the impressive infrastructure already in place and waiting to be brought back to life. Perfect for entrepreneurs, animal lovers, or those seeking a unique live-work compound, the estate includes the Veterinary Hospital Building: a 1,680 sq ft facility that was once fully equipped with a surgery center, dedicated reception area, kitchen/BA, and animal showcase rooms. The Kennel-Boarding & Grooming Facility: A 3,348 sq ft building that once featured a reception area, grooming station, BA, and spacious indoor/outdoor kennels. Outdoor Enclosures: Thoughtfully designed, fenced enclosures that once housed a variety of animals, complemented by a finished shedzebo with electricity. Whether you are looking to operate a premier animal care facility, a destination child care center/boarding school, a multi-household compound, or enjoy the luxury of having over 7 acres of wide-open, private space, this iconic Goshen property delivers endless possibilities. Close to LEGOLAND NY Resort, medical facilities, Stewart Airport, schools, shops, and 1 1/2 hours to NYC. Make your appointment today!
Courtesy: Corcoran Legends Realty
914-762-0070
Lovely raised ranch on a cul de sac. Updated kitchen and bathrooms. Open floor plan with a deck off the kitchen/dining area. The deck is fabulous and large, perfect for entertaining, dining al fresco, enjoying a beverage of your choice or lounging with a good read. Beautiful, large backyard. Don't miss the opportunity to own a home that gives you a lot for your money. Come explore the lay out see if it works for you.
Courtesy: Wansor Realty
845-986-4220
Coming to Market 7/24/26! Welcome to 28 Maple Avenue, where country charm meets everyday convenience in the highly desirable Town of Goshen. Set on a spacious 3/4 acre lot, this well-maintained almost 2,000 square foot 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers comfortable one-level living with plenty of room to enjoy both indoors and out. Step inside to find a bright, inviting layout featuring generously sized living spaces, an eat-in kitchen, and comfortable bedrooms designed for everyday living. The home's thoughtful floor plan provides flexibility for entertaining, working from home, or simply relaxing. Outside, the expansive yard offers endless possibilities—gardening, outdoor gatherings, recreation, or creating your own private backyard retreat. Enjoy the peace and privacy of a country setting while remaining just minutes from the Village of Goshen's charming downtown, restaurants, shops, parks, schools, and commuter routes. Whether you're searching for your first home, looking to downsize, or simply seeking a move-in-ready property in one of Orange County's most sought-after communities, 28 Maple Avenue is a wonderful opportunity to make your next move.
Courtesy: Serhant LLC
646-480-7665
The Arcadia Grand Estate Collection: 30.1 Acres of Hudson Valley History, Luxury & Resort-Style Living. Rare opportunity to acquire a remarkable three-property Hudson Valley compound offered together at 155, 157, and 159 Arcadia Road in historic Goshen, NY, spanning a total of 30.1 acres. This bundled offering combines an extraordinary 1907 historic estate with two beautifully updated residences, creating a one-of-a-kind private retreat with approximately 18 bedrooms, 10.5 bathrooms, and 12,229+ sq. ft. of combined living space. Ideal for a full-time residential compound, weekend escape, extended guest accommodations, multi-generational living, corporate retreats, executive off-sites, wellness weekends, or retreat-style use, this Arcadia Road portfolio delivers exceptional scale, privacy, acreage, amenities, and location just about 55 miles from New York City. At the heart of the offering is 157 Arcadia Road, one of Goshen’s most distinguished historic estates, featuring 9,100+ sq. ft. of grand living space on private, park-like acreage. Originally built in 1907, this 10-bedroom, 5.5-bath mansion has been thoughtfully restored with exquisite original woodwork, hand-carved chestnut moldings, stained glass, restored masonry, seven fireplaces, a sunroom, library, game room, formal dining room, chef’s kitchen with quartz center island, and rebuilt butler’s pantry. Modern upgrades include geothermal heating and central air, new plumbing, renovated baths, updated insulation, newer roof, restored historic details, and extensive masonry work. Outdoor amenities include a saltwater in-ground pool, resurfaced tennis and pickleball courts with lighting, and beautifully landscaped grounds. The bundle also includes 155 Arcadia Road, a fully updated 5-bedroom, 3-bath residence with 1,843 sq. ft. of living space, designed for comfort, entertaining, and relaxation. Enjoy a spacious renovated layout, large living and dining areas, private Swim Spa, outdoor swimming pool, luxury outdoor Jacuzzi/hot tub, expansive backyard, and peaceful countryside surroundings. Completing the offering is 159 Arcadia Road, a modernized 3-bedroom, 2-bath country home with 1,286 sq. ft. of living space, a stylish open layout, stainless steel kitchen with center island, separate dining room, main-level laundry, curated bedrooms, expansive private hilltop backyard with panoramic views, outdoor hot tub, patio deck, grill, dining area, fire pit, and recreation space. Perfectly located near LEGOLAND New York Resort, downtown Goshen, Woodbury Common Premium Outlets, Storm King Art Center, West Point, Greenwood Lake, Heritage Trail, Harriman State Park, Bear Mountain, local farms, vineyards, golf, skiing at Mount Peter and Mountain Creek, shopping, dining, and year-round Hudson Valley recreation. A once-in-a-generation offering, The Arcadia Grand Estate Collection brings together historic grandeur, modern luxury, resort-style amenities, and extraordinary acreage in one unforgettable Hudson Valley compound.
Goshen is located in New York. Goshen, New York has a population of 14,279. Goshen is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 35.77% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 36.93%.
The median household income in Goshen, New York is $101,165. The median household income for the surrounding county is $85,640 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Goshen is 42 years.
The average high temperature in July is 83.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 16.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 44.6 inches per year, with 39.3 inches of snow per year.
