Hudson valley is an attractive location to live in New York. Located in an appropriate geographical spot, the valley is close enough to the hustle and bustle of the city and nonetheless still within the reach of the beauty and tranquility of the Catskill Mountains. The beauty of the Hudson Valley lies in its mix of the modern and the timeless and living in the region offers the best of both worlds. The grand Hudson River flows through the Hudson Valley and the locality is marked for its historical value, as many Revolutionary era landmarks are situated in and around the valley. Pretty towns are on both sides of the river and is major tourist attraction during summer and spring. These people flock to this locality to visit, sightsee, and buy antiques or to simply enjoy the ambiance of the small town and settle down over dinner and drinks. Living for longer duration is enjoyable. The Hudson Valley is culturally rich and steeped in history. Many revolutionary war battles during the American War for Independence were fought in this region and several famous events took place here in that turbulent period. Many houses still in existence in this area that have hosted the famous General George Washington and today are silent witnesses of that bygone era. Culturally, the mid and lower Hudson Valley is rich and reflects the diverse art and culture of the river towns. This deep relationship with arts has attracted many artists to set up studios in this region. The spiritual center is Putnam county. It houses Graymoor, which is home to the Franciscan Friars and Sisters of the Atonement. The other is Chuang Yen monastery where people and animal stay peacefully. An amazing place, suggesting unity in diversity in an all-pervasive tranquil and peaceful atmosphere. This is good vacation spot for tourists. The Fahnestock State Park is positioned here and the Bear Mountain is just across the Hudson River in Rockland County. The park is naturally endowed and you can go for picnicking in the open fields, fish in the lakes or go hiking with your family. The Bear Mountain is a liked destination for camping, swimming, hiking or simply enjoying a family day out in the zoo, playground or lakes. Transport facilities are convenient as the Metro north train system runs through the Hudson Valley from Poughkeepsie to New York City. This makes it simple for commuters to get from place to place along the river towns and most preferred by those who live in the suburbs but work in the city. To buy a house to live in the quieter and serene Hudson Valley you can search the Wappingers falls homes for sale or Fishkill homes for sale. Here you will get all the details about the real estate scenario of these areas and after a thorough study of the homes on offer; you can make your selection to buy a home, suitable to your budget, desired features and location.
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