Hyde Park Residential Development 38 Acres ATTENTION Developers: This 38 acres of land located on E. Dorsey Lane in Hyde Park is ready for multifamily development. – Half Acre Zone- 4 ponds, lots of gravel, some roads in. Land has been cleared but large oaks and maples have been retained. Preliminary approval for over 100 units. Great location:s 5 minutes from the Culinary Institute and 10 minutes from Metro North.
Hyde Park 38 Acres Multifamily Development
Hyde Park Residential Development 38 Acres Half Acre Zone
Hyde Park NY Residential Development includes the towns of East Park, Haviland, the hamlet of Hyde Park and Staatburg. Hyde Park is bordered to the south by the City and Town of Poughkeepsie, to the north by the Town of Rhinebeck, west of the Towns of Clinton and Pleasant Valley and East of the Hudson River. According to the U. S. Census for 2010, the town has a total area of 39.8 square miles and a population of 21,571. The median income for a household is $50,870 and the per capita income for the town is $21,260.
Settlement of the region officially began around 1742, but may have begun as early as 1710. Dr. John Bard had called his estate “Hyde Park” in honor of Edward Hyde, who was Lord Cornbury and Governor of New York. In 1804 a tavern keeper took the name, “Hyde Park Inn” and then applied for a post office, which was named Hyde Park Post Office. The area slowly started to be commonly called “Hyde Park” and in 1812, the settlement’s name was changed from Stoutenburgh to Hyde Park.
Originally the area was definitely a farming community. Grain was the main crop, which brought the need for mills. There were several kinds of mills on the Crum Elbow Creek: grist, saw, plaster, edge tools, nails and fulling. Oxen and horses did the pulling. Sloops docked daily to carry grain and supplies to New York City, including hay for the New York police horses. There were other industries in the early days. A productive ship building and repair dock was near the mouth of the Crum Elbow Creek.
Hyde Park Residential Development 38 Acres Half Acre Zone
Hyde Park is known as the hometown of Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 32nd President of the United States, the Vanderbilt mansion, the Mills Mansion and Val-Kill the home of Eleanor Roosevelt as well as the Culinary Institute of America main campus, a four-year college for culinary and baking and pastry arts, and the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum, the first presidential library in the United States.
Although there have been many changes in the area some things remain the same. The milestones suggested by Benjamin Franklin and erected to inform the horse riding postal carriers of mileage can still be seen along the highway. The large sycamore trees along Route 9 have been growing for 250 years and are still majestic and healthy. The original churches still exist. Hyde Park today is a residential community with very little industry, although neighboring municipalities are the home for major companies.
For more information on Hyde Park Residential Development 38 Acres Half Acre Zone call 800-398-8802.
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Basic Information
- Address: 50 E Doesey Lane, Hyde Park, NY 12538
- Price: $600,000
- Property ID: 5149
- Town Taxes: 2702
- School Taxes: 4203
- Prop. Class: Residential
- Town: Hyde Park
- County: Dutchess
- Schools: Hyde Park
- Contact Agent: David Birch
- Agent Title: Broker
- Cell: (518)928-7239
- Phone: (518)392-6400
