Hudson, Katonah, and Nyack are a few more gems scattered throughout the region, each possessing the signature, small-town charm the Hudson Valley is celebrated for. Rhinebeck invites you to embrace a timeless ambiance, where Beekman Arms stands as one of the country’s oldest taverns, and Samuel’s Sweet Shop entices you with delightful treats.
Beyond the well-known towns of Rhinebeck and Poughkeepsie lies Residence Avec Vue, nestled within the historic sanctuary of Hyde Park, home to President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt. Journey up the road from the illustrious Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site to discover the Beaux-Arts Frederick Vanderbilt mansion, masterfully designed by McKim, Mead & White in 1899. Allow yourself to be transported to an era of opulence as you gaze upon the soaring columns and captivating water views, akin to the very essence of the Hudson River School.
Further north, immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring 65-room estate that the same esteemed firm crafted for Ogden Mills in the charming hamlet of Staatsburg. Each of these exceptional properties, adorned with lush grounds, opens its doors to visitors eager to experience the grandeur of bygone eras.
Not to be missed in this timeless retreat is the esteemed Culinary Institute of America, gracefully set on a vast 170-acre campus originally established as a Jesuit seminary. Delight in a culinary odyssey like no other, savoring the artistry of five magnificent restaurants that grace this exceptional institution. As a testament to its allure, a 2019 survey conducted by the Dutchess Tourism information center revealed that over a quarter of visitors to the county were drawn to this culinary haven.
In the midst of this enchanting landscape lies the crown jewel, Résidence Avéc Vue.