A town in the Hudson Valley has been raved about by the New York Times.
The New York Times just described the Hudson Valley town as “pristine.”
The New York Times recently featured Esopus, New York.
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The New York Times headline reads, “Esopus, New York: ‘A Pristine Environment’ and Hidden Riches.”
The article highlights how many New Yorkers who visit Esports for the weekend or use the city as a home away from home become full-time residents.
Corcoran Country Living real estate agent Richard Vizzini told The New York Times, “Esopus offers nature, peace, privacy, and seasonal outdoor activities. There are always more buyers than homes to buy based on how attractive the area is to New York City residents.” Some properties have stream or river access, always attractive to buyers. “
The article lists how many people have discovered the region’s “natural beauty” during the pandemic.
“This Ulster county town is known for its nature reserves, waterfront homes and quietly wealthy residents. ‘It’s not as flashy as it looks,'” the article said.
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Esopath, New York is located in Ulster County. More than 9,500 people call Esopus home as of 2020, according to the latest census. The town means “little river” and is named after the local indigenous people.
“Confusingly, Esopus Creek does not touch the town of Isopus at all. The river begins at Ashokan Reservoir, flows toward Kingston, and empties into the Hudson River at Saugerties,” the town of Isopus writes on its website.
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According to the Klein Isopus Museum, the Isopian Indians called the area “a land of flowing waters and high shores,” and explorer Henry Hudson called Isopus a “beautiful” land during his 1609 voyage. The nearby city of Kingston and its famous stockade were also called the Colony of Isopus, but in 1811 land was cut from Kingston to formally form the town of Isopus. Esopus says on its website:
11 Villages: Connelly, Dashville, Isopus, New Salem, Port Ewen, Lifton, St. Remy, Slightsburg, Ulster Park, Union Center, West Park
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The town of Esopus borders the Hudson and Wallkill rivers, Rondout Creek, the city of Kingston, Rosendale, New Paltz, and the towns of Lloyd. The Isopaths have 11 villages: Connelly, Dashville, Isopaths, New Salem, Port Ewen, Lifton, St. Remy, Slightsburg, Ulster Park, Union Center and West Park.
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