Located at 105 Main Street, Baird’s Tavern is among the most legendary buildings in Warwick’s history.
Historic 1901 simulated Scottish castle on Pollepel Island in the Hudson River. Once a storage location for ammunitions and military surplus.
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Located in the Warwick Valley, this historic 1820 farmhouse sits on 31 acres of landscaped and woodland.
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Built by Nathaniel Hill in 1768, it was, undoubtedly, one of the handsomest dwellings between New York and Albany. Seven generations of the Hill family have occupied Brick House.
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Perched on a hillside along one of Newburgh’s most scenic historic streets, this light-filled 1850 Victorian offers sweeping Hudson River and Mount Beacon views across four versatile levels. The home features layered historic interiors, abundant natural light, high ceilings, original millwork, a contemporary kitchen, and multiple distinct filming environments ranging from bright living spaces to a raw cellar and expansive attic. Exterior highlights include a large private deck with panoramic river views, backyard staging space, and a quiet tree-lined setting within New York State’s largest historic district. Conveniently located near Newburgh’s waterfront and Metro-North access, the property combines cinematic scenery, flexible production space, and easy accessibility for film, television, and photo shoots.
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165 acre working farm woodland, trails, pasture and crop fields. Farm house is on the Goshen Historical register, built circa mid 1700.
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Buck's Homestead offers a country setting bed and breakfast accommodations in a beautiful 1830s farmhouse.
