201 Route 9w Palisades, Rockland, NY 10964
Palisades, Rockland, NY 10964
for sale | Single Family | Built in 1738
4 beds
4 baths
5509 Approx. Sqft/ 1.7 acres
$1,895,000
- Annual Tax: $35,633.00
- Available Immediately
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201 Route 9w Palisades, Rockland, NY 10964
Palisades, Rockland, NY 10964
for sale | Single Family | Built in 1738
4 beds
4 baths
5509 Approx. Sqft/ 1.7 acres
$1,895,000
- Annual Tax: $35,633.00
- Available Immediately
The Details
About 201 Route 9w, Palisades, NY 10964
The Meeting House, also known as The Big House, an extraordinary stone house from the 1700s, with 23" thick stone walls, 10 ft ceilings, hand hewn beams, important 18th century cabinetry and paneling, wide pine board floors, 5 fireplaces, country kitchen and a huge front porch that spans 93 ft long. Known in historical documents as The Big House, a large English Manor House, constructed of local field stone, was ...
Listing Courtesy of ELLIS SOTHEBY'S INTL REALTY, (845) 353-4250, LI:H6273996
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Palisades
It’s without question that Palisades possesses one of the most breathtaking settings anywhere in the tri-state area. Sharing its southern border with New Jersey, this Orangetown hamlet soars above the Hudson on its namesake basalt bluffs, with inland elevations exceeding 200 feet. It’s a predominantly residential place, with little commercial activity beyond grabbing a house-baked bombolone and Kona coffee at the 9W Market or, in summertime, a fireside burger and craft brew at The Filling Station next door. Palisades’ best-known locale is Sneden’s Landing, the artful riverfront enclave author E.B. White once described as “steeped in Hudson Valley mists and memories.” You’ll find historic riverfront homes with docks, a gingerbread Carpenter’s Gothic church, and a community center in a converted 1870s schoolhouse. Palisades also boasts several recreational trails, access to Tallman Mountain State Park, and even a hidden waterfall to picnic by, tucked behind Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.
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