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Market Guide

Catskills

Kingston, Woodstock & the ski towns

Ulster & Greene Counties

Mountain towns, working land, historic river communities, and four-season life—from Kingston to the high Catskills.

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Key towns & hubs

  • Kingston
  • Woodstock
  • Saugerties
  • Stone Ridge
  • Phoenicia
  • Hunter
  • Tannersville
  • Windham
  • Catskill

Market identity

  • Four-season mountains
  • Arts and maker culture
  • Farmhouses and acreage
  • Creeks, reservoirs, and forest

What Matters Here

What changes from property to property.

The view is only part of the decision. Private roads, wells, septic systems, water, winter access, rental rules, and topography can change the value and usability of one property to the next.

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Homes & Land

  • Ski houses, cabins, and country homes
  • Farms, compounds, and buildable land
  • Village homes and creative retreats
  • Wells, septic, roads, water, and rental diligence

Local Life

What draws people here.

Transportation, restaurants, arts, outdoor access, architecture, waterfronts, farmland, institutions, and the places people use every day.

01

Ski & trail

Hunter Mountain, Windham, Belleayre, Catskill Park, and backcountry access.

02

Arts & design

Woodstock, Opus 40, Kingston studios, craft, music, and design-led hospitality.

03

Farm & field

Orchards, equestrian acreage, working farms, barns, and conserved landscapes.

04

Water & wild

Kaaterskill Falls, Ashokan Reservoir, the Esopus, trout water, and forest preserve.

Signature reference points

  • Catskill Park
  • Hunter Mountain
  • Windham
  • Kaaterskill Falls
  • Ashokan Reservoir
  • Belleayre
  • Opus 40

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