Rhinebeck is home to four out of five of the most expensive homes sold in Dutchess County this year. One home sold in Red Hook is also in the top five.
These residences, ranging from $1.41 million to $2.34 million, all are within close proximity to the Village of Rhinebeck. They offer some stunning features, from views of the Hudson River to multiple fireplaces, luxury amenities and manicured landscapes.
Here are the five most expensive homes sold in Dutchess County so far this year, according to realtor.com .
1. 403 Rhinecliff Road, Rhinebeck: $2,347,500
Sold March 26, 2024
This 3,800-square-foot Gothic Revival home sits on a 1.8-acre lot overlooking the Hudson River and the Catskill Mountains. Built in 2009, the "North River House" is the newest home on this list, and has a listed three bedrooms, five baths and two-car garage. When the original owner built the home, they used trees from the land to supply the maplewood floors on the first floor and pine wood floors on the second floor.
The home is surrounded by woodlands and has a stream situated next to it connecting to the river, but is still only a three-minute drive to the Village of Rhinebeck, a short distance from the Rhinecliff Amtrak train station and located in the Rhinebeck Central School District.
The open plan layout features a bluestone fireplace in the living room, an eat-in kitchen with a breakfast bar, work island, large pantry and stone counters. French doors from the living room lead into a glass-enclosed dining room with cathedral wood ceilings. Off the kitchen, there's an office space with a built-in desk, bookshelves and custom cabinets.
There's also a fireplace in the first-floor bedroom suite, along with a walk-in closet, walk-in shower, whirlpool soaking tub, heated floors and a private deck.
Upstairs is the library, another balcony overlooking the river, and two en suite bedrooms with high ceilings and window seats. The living and dining areas open up to a mahogany deck, and outside you'll find a path of bluestone steps to the stream.
Find more information and photos at realtor.com .
2. 47 North Parsonage St., Rhinebeck: $1,855,000
Sold July 15, 2024
Built in 2002, this 4,188-square-foot colonial-style home is situated off a side street in the Village of Rhinebeck, on a 0.61-acre lot in walking distance of the village. There are five bedrooms, six bathrooms and a three-car garage, according to the listing.
A mahogany front porch leads into the foyer and then the formal living room — with a gas fireplace and French doors to the family room — as well as the formal dining space featuring paneled walls and intricately designed wood floors. In the kitchen, there's an adjacent dining area, a countertop with barstool seating and an island.
The main bedroom suite is on the second floor, with its own fireplace, vaulted ceilings, three closets and a spa tub. There are two en suite bedrooms, two share a bathroom. On the lowest level, there's also a workshop area.
For photos and more information on the home, visit the listing at realtor.com .
3. 3 Tappen Place, Rhinebeck: $1,652,500
Sold Aug. 5, 2024
Minutes from the center of Rhinebeck, this Cape Cod home built in 1980 is on a 2.25-acre lot, with 2,049 square feet of space including three bedrooms and three bathrooms. The home also has a two-car garage, is 12 minutes from the Amtrak station in Rhinecliff and is in the Rhinebeck Central School District.
On the main floor, according to the listing, is an eat-in kitchen with granite countertops, a built-in gas range and an island, plus two living spaces with a wood-burning fireplace. The primary bedroom with en suite bathroom, as well as two more bedrooms and a guest bathroom, are on the second floor.
Outside, there is a saltwater pool surrounded by mature perennial gardens, overlooking the Berkshire Mountains.
For more information on this home, check out the listing at realtor.com .
4. 48 Eastview Lane, Red Hook: $1,577,800
Sold May 3, 2024
"Eastview," according to the listing, is a colonial-style, 3,850-square-foot home built in 2007. The residence has three bedrooms, four bathrooms and a two-car garage, sitting on 7.84 acres. Situated atop a hill, the house has mountain views.
Close to the Village of Red Hook and the Village of Rhinebeck, the house is near the Taconic State Parkway and Amtrak, and it is within the Red Hook Central School District.
There are three above-ground levels in this home, with 10-foot ceilings throughout, accessible by a spiral staircase. The basement level has its own outdoor access, kitchen, bathroom and living room. The first level of the home features a dining room with 22-foot high ceilings and wooden beams. There is also a grand foyer, living room with gas fireplace and large kitchen with a breakfast bar on this floor, as well as access to a heated garage.
The second floor has the primary suite with two walk-in closets, a soaking tub with views of the mountains, walk-in steam shower, as well as a private deck in the rear. On this floor, there's also a laundry room and two more bedrooms that share a full bathroom. The third floor of the home offers an adaptable space.
For photos and more information on this home, see the listing at realtor.com .
5. 6036 Route 9, Rhinebeck: $1,410,000
Sold May 6, 2024
The oldest home on the list, built in 1837, also comes with the most amount of land, with a staggering 59.28 acres listed. In the woods, this home is surrounded by three miles of trails, protected wetlands, perennial gardens, landscaped areas. Fallsburg Creek also runs through it.
"The Ambrose House," according to the listing, spans 2,077 square feet, has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a two-car garage. The farmhouse-style home is also within the Rhinebeck Central School District and minutes from central Rhinebeck.
Even though it was built in the 1800s and includes wood-burning fireplaces, the home is also fully updated to include modern appliances in the gourmet kitchen, radiant floor heating and central air.
To learn more about the home and find more photos, visit the listing on realtor.com .
This article originally appeared on Poughkeepsie Journal: These are the 5 most expensive homes sold in Dutchess County so far this year
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