Hyde Park

Hyde Park
Hyde Park Culinary Institute
Distance to New York City: 99 Miles
Metro-North Commute to Grand Central: From Poughkeepsie Station - 107 minutes
Area: 37.4 square miles

Points of Interest

In the year 1703, a patent of 10,000 acres was approved which included what is now known as the Town of Hyde Park. With the appeal of the majestic Hudson River, Hyde Park became a haven for the wealthy. Most notable were Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt, who maintained fabulous estates that today are included in the National Park System. Hyde Park is also the location of the renowned and extraordinarily beautiful Culinary Institute of America. For the river and boat lovers there are three marinas. Dinsmore,an 18-hole golf course offers beautiful views and a restaurant facility.

Home Sales Statistics

By School District for the first six months of each calendar year

7.04% CAGR*
Hyde Park Growth Chart
Source: Mid Hudson Multiple Listing Service, single family homes, for the first six months, 2002-2007
*CAGR=Compounded Annual Growth Rate

Area Map

District Map

 

This community is served by the following school districts

  • Hyde Park Central
  • Arlington Central
  • Rhinebeck Central

Courtesy of Houlihan Lawrence Real Estate

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