Just over I-84 into the Town of Newburgh, a new bookstore and bar is coming. Called, The Barking Goose, it will be a bar and a cafe. The grand opening date hasn’t been announced yet, but you can read more details in a story published in the Chronogram.
A new bookstore is also slated to open in downtown Newburgh, by none other than Thornwillow Press.
As a self-professed design nerd, the arrival of Hendley & Co is one of the most exciting new businesses to arrive in downtown Newburgh. Designer Jessica Lynn Williams is the owner and shop keeper of this shop that not only offers interior design services but also beautiful curated home items.
Join them January 26 11am-7pm for their grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony at 87 Ann Street. See below for some of the goodies you’ll be able to find.
You can order sofas from Interior Define, a furniture company that sells mostly online only except for very limited locations.
Look out for their sign on the corner of Ann and Liberty Streets, just across from the Wherehouse Restaurant.
The weekly link roundup is a collection of links related to Newburgh, revitalization, urban planning and anything else that might inspire change or create dialogue. Photo by John Leighton
Winter cycling isn’t extreme [WFP]
What Percentage of Small Businesses Fail? [F]
Airbnb reaches room tax agreement with Orange County [MHN]
Small bookstores are booming after nearly being wiped out [CBS]
Can a legacy e-commerce brand help revive brick-and-mortar retail? [C]
As Big Retailers Seek to Cut Their Tax Bills, Towns Bear the Brunt [NYT]
DEC Announces $7.3 Million Awarded to ‘Climate Smart’ Municipalities [DEC]
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“Tis the Season!!! Make this home your own and start with a neutral palette…This creative brick single family home is located in Newburgh’s Historic Heights District. Much of the original detail has been captured throughout this 3/4 Bedroom/Office, 2 full bath beauty. Amenities include stone countertops, stainless steel appliances, dishwasher, new roof, updated windows, new hot water heater, original hardwood floors, subway tiles, backyard and more. This property is located near restaurants, shops, ferry to Beacon Train, I84, NYS Thruway, Newburgh’s Waterfront, Washingtons HQ Park and more!!! Don’t wait as this home is priced to sell and won’t last…”
52 Courtney Avenue Newburgh NY
Asking Price: $250,000
Year Built: 1900
Size: 1,640 sq ft
Neighborhood: The Heights
Taxes: $5,850.00
Distance to NYC: 55.7 mi, 1 hr 2 mins
Public Transportation: MetroNorth to Beacon, then take ferry across
Closest Roadways: 9W, I-87, I-84
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Listing Contact: Stacie R Laskin, 914-213-9290, slaskin@srlresales.com
Between Spaces LLC is redeveloping the old ADS warehouse on Ann Street. On December 11 they went before they ARC and presented this design. This has to be done when your building is within the historic district. The project was approved and praised for their efforts to create something a bit more modern in Newburgh. If you’d like to follow up with the project make sure to follow them on Instagram.
This is going to be very exciting for the Liberty Street and Lower Broadway corridors. There will be a public art space component and retail use as well as pop-up space.
TIS THE SEASON !!! PRICED TO SELL!!! DON’T WAIT for 512 Grand Ave-Balmville-Minutes to MTA Ferry/Train $489,000 Must see this outstanding Balmville Victorian gem nestled back in a large grassy picturesque setting. The sellers successfully captured, restored and maintained the rich and elegant detail throughout this spacious and flowing 5 bedroom-4 full bath beauty. From the original newel post to pristine stairways illuminated by tiffany-esque windows to the intricately bordered parquet floors changing from room to room with fireplaces and molding all to be celebrated in the luxury of central A/C. Magnificent views of the Newburgh-Beacon Bridge, Hudson River, mountain vistas and sweeping lawns can be seen from the many windows, porches, and balconies. Capture this period perfect property within minutes to Newburgh’s pristine waterfront, Ferry to Beacon Train, I-84, NYS Thruway, shops, cafes, restaurants, galleries, colleges, library and more!!! This home exudes possibilities!!!
512 Grand Avenue Newburgh NY
Asking Price: $489,000
Year Built: 1880
Size: 3,371 sq ft
Neighborhood: Balmville
Taxes: $14,500.00
Distance to NYC: 55.7 mi, 1 hr 2 mins
Public Transportation: MetroNorth to Beacon, then take ferry across
Closest Roadways: 9W, I-87, I-84
Google Map
Listing Contact: Stacie R Laskin, 914-213-9290, slaskin@srlresales.com
