A Brick Ranch in New Paltz Village: $459K
Jane Anderson | October 31, 2023
Like in other popular Hudson Valley towns, New Paltz’s housing inventory sells fast. Especially in the village of New Paltz, or near SUNY, if a house is in decent shape, it will go in the blink of an eye.
Our advice for anyone interested in today’s featured house in the village: Don’t blink. This brick ranch was built in 1957 and needs cosmetic updates, but the new owner could easily take their time on renovations.

The kitchen has cherry cabinets, granite-look countertops and a double sink that’s stainless steel like the appliances. A breakfast set can fit nicely by that window.

The other end of the kitchen has a door to a sunroom, and a doorway to the living/dining area.

The shared space is flexible, depending on the scale of the furniture that would be used in the room.

Rich, dark wood planks surround the bluestone fireplace. A built-in hutch on the wall opposite a picture window adds vintage charm.

The house has 1.5 baths. This one has a dark wood, single-sink vanity flanked by pier cabinets.

All three bedrooms have floating bamboo flooring and Mitsubishi ductless heating/cooling units.

The sunroom has walls of windows inset into blue walls.

The nearly half-acre lot has a peek at Shawangunk Mountain views. The house is across State Route 32 from Historic Huguenot Street, where you can catch re-enactors stirring up ancestral history. Grab a bite and a brew at Garvan’s Gastropub at the New Paltz Golf Course on the other end of Huguenot Street, just a three-minute drive from the house.
If this ranch has you drawing up plans, find out more about 11 Van Alst Street, New Paltz, from Kenneth Quagliata, Realtor.
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