Courtesy: Corcoran Country Living
845-876-6676
Bring your vision and creativity to 59 Aqueduct Way, a unique opportunity to own 2.21 acres of unimproved land in the highly sought-after area of High Falls, NY. This lightly wooded lot offers a serene setting with mountain views, providing the perfect backdrop for your dream home. Situated within the High Falls water district, there is no need for a well, simplifying the building process. The property is conveniently located within a mile to the charming shops and restaurants of High Falls, offering a blend of tranquility and accessibility. Underground electric is available within approximately 100 feet of the homesite. This prime location in the heart of Ulster County offers easy access to the vibrant communities of Kingston, Woodstock, Rosendale and New Paltz, making it an ideal spot for those seeking both seclusion and connectivity. The land is easy to clear, allowing for straightforward driveway construction and site preparation. Whether you envision a peaceful retreat or a vibrant family home, 59 Aqueduct Way provides a blank canvas in a coveted location. Explore the potential of this exceptional property and bring your vision to life in one of New York's most picturesque regions.
Courtesy: BHHS Nutshell Realty
845-687-2200
A rare opportunity to create your own Hudson Valley retreat. Offered for the first time in more than a decade, this beautiful 6.8-acre parcel offers the space, privacy, and flexibility to bring your vision to life in one of the Hudson Valley's most sought-after areas. Whether you envision a weekend escape or a full-time country home, this property provides an exceptional canvas on which to build. The land is level and predominantly wooded, with open areas, mature trees, and beautiful natural rock formations and outcroppings scattered throughout. With approximately 1,000+ feet of depth and 300-400 feet of width in various areas, there are multiple potential building sites to explore. The property borders a private road shared by just six other homes--offering the opportunity to choose the setting and approach that best suits your plans, while there is also approximately 350 feet of frontage along Rock Hill Road. There is a wonderful sense of possibility here. Walk the property, explore the natural landscape, and begin imagining where your house, gardens, outdoor spaces, and Hudson Valley getaway could take shape. Ideally located near Accord and Stone Ridge and within easy reach of INNESS, Minnewaska State Park Preserve, Mohonk Preserve, acclaimed restaurants, farm stands, shops, golf and miles of hiking, biking, climbing, and other outdoor recreation. A substantial parcel in a highly desirable location, with the freedom to create something truly your own. Watch the video showing the tree tops and going along the private road. The property is on the left going down the road.
Courtesy: eXp Realty
888-276-0630
A rare opportunity to build on the water in High Falls. This exceptional 5.8-acre residential parcel offers approximately 450 feet of creek frontage, direct Rondout Creek access, complete privacy, and the rare distinction of being outside the FEMA-designated flood zone. With no homes visible across the creek or surrounding the property, the setting feels wonderfully private while remaining walkable to the heart of High Falls. Mostly level with a gentle slope to the water, the property features a roughed-out curved driveway leading to a potential building site with beautiful water views. Enjoy your own waterfront for swimming, fishing, kayaking, or simply relaxing by the creek. Riparian rights into the creek allow you to walk down into the water directly from the property and enjoy. The location is equally special. Walk to Ollie's Pizza, the High Falls Food Co-op, Blue Heron Books, Wired Gallery, Fool For Love, Curious Cat, the D&H Canal Museum, the canal towpath, and the falls. Stone Ridge and Rosendale are minutes away, with New Paltz and Kingston approximately 20 minutes away. Mohonk Preserve, Minnewaska, and the nearby rail trail provide endless opportunities for hiking, biking, and exploring. New York City is typically about a 90-minute drive to the GW Bridge. The property was previously approved by the Ulster County Board of Health with a passed percolation test for a standard below-grade septic system. The owner will perform a fresh BOH percolation test once contracts are signed. Residentially zoned, Tax Lot 70.1-5-22, upper build area is NOT in a flood zone. Electricity is available right on the road for convenience. Owner Kevin Evans, a well-regarded local builder, is available to consult with the buyer regarding construction pricing and a potential build package. Private waterfront acreage, direct creek access, walkability to High Falls, and a potential homesite outside the flood zone make this an exceptionally rare Hudson Valley opportunity.
Courtesy: Taft Street Realty, Inc.
845-687-9292
Nearly 8 wooded acres, set far back from the road in one of the Hudson Valley's most quietly coveted corners. This shovel ready parcel in High Falls, near the Accord line, offers the kind of privacy and seclusion that can be difficult to find without venturing farther from the places you actually want to be. A long shared driveway will lead through the trees toward the rear of the property, placing the future homesite well away from the main road. The first half of that shared driveway has already been roughed in, providing a meaningful head start toward establishing access. Complete with approval for a four-bedroom septic system, the property offers a strong foundation for creating a refined country home, modern woodland retreat, or relaxed full-time residence surrounded by nature. The land is characterized by mature trees, old stone walls, and predominantly level terrain. With almost eight acres to work with, there is room to thoughtfully position a home for privacy, create outdoor living areas and woodland paths, and preserve a generous natural buffer in every direction. It feels secluded, but not isolated, offering genuine breathing room while keeping the best of Ulster County close at hand. This pocket of High Falls has long appealed to those drawn to its conserved landscapes, low-key atmosphere, and exceptional access to the outdoors. Deep Hole and Split Rock, two of the area's most beloved wild swimming spots, are just a short drive away. Beyond them are the thousands of protected acres, trails, lakes, and dramatic ridge landscapes of Mohonk Preserve and Minnewaska State Park, along with miles of nearby rail trails for walking and cycling. The surrounding Clove Valley is prized for its natural beauty and proximity to preserved land, offering a welcome sense that the landscape will remain part of the experience for years to come. Inness, Arrowood Farms, Kelder's Farm, and an ever-growing collection of farm markets, restaurants, and design destinations are all nearby. New Paltz, Stone Ridge, Gardiner, and Rosendale are within easy reach, with Kingston, Woodstock, and Saugerties close enough for effortless day trips. For buyers looking to build something personal and private, this is a rare combination: almost eight acres, a deeply set-back setting, septic approval, partially established access, and a location that places the very best of the Hudson Valley within reach.
Courtesy: Taft Street Realty, Inc.
845-687-9292
A little over two acres in one of the Hudson Valley's most quietly coveted corners, this wooded parcel in High Falls sits just off Clove Road, near the Accord line, in a setting that feels private, peaceful, and close to everything. Complete with a 4-bedroom septic approval and installed driveway, the homesite is tucked back from the road offering a sense of seclusion without being remote. The land itself is a mix of mature trees, old stone walls, and level terrain, ideal for anyone looking to build a home that feels surrounded by nature without sacrificing access to daily essentials or weekend escapes. This part of Ulster County has long drawn buyers for its preserved land, low-key community feel, and proximity to some of the region's best outdoor recreation. From the front edge of the property, it's a short drive to Deep Hole and Split Rock, two of the most cherished wild swimming spots in the area. Just beyond are the thousands of protected acres at Mohonk Preserve and Minnewaska State Park, plus miles of nearby rail trails for walking and cycling. Clove Valley and surrounding roads are prized for their proximity to conserved land and the long-term peace of mind that comes with it. Whether your plans call for a refined country home or a more modest woodland getaway, this parcel supports a range of design possibilities. It offers the kind of flexibility and setting that can accommodate a high-end build but without the upkeep or scale of a larger property. It's just enough land to give you space and privacy, surrounded by the kind of natural landscape and recreational access that make living upstate so appealing. Close to Inness, Kelder's Farm, and Arrowood Farms, and just minutes to New Paltz, Stone Ridge, Gardiner, and Rosendale, this is a location that puts everything within reach -- from casual farm markets to some of the best food and design destinations in the region. With Kingston, Woodstock, and Saugerties all within an easy day trip, you're well-positioned to enjoy the full spectrum of the Hudson Valley lifestyle. Lots like this don't become available often in this part of High Falls, especially not with this balance of location, privacy, and potential.
High Falls is located in New York. High Falls, New York has a population of 554. High Falls is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 26.44% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 25.39%.
The median household income in High Falls, New York is $51,894. The median household income for the surrounding county is $71,040 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in High Falls is 49.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 84 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 12.8 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 47.4 inches per year, with 45.9 inches of snow per year.
