** The correct address is 95 Liberty Street WH. This is in the historic Heights area, not to be confused with 95 Liberty Street that is a mile away.
Historic Hudson Valley living with easy NYC access. Newburgh offers riverfront character, striking 19th-century architecture, a growing food-and-arts scene, and a practical route to Manhattan via the Newburgh Beacon Ferry and Metro-North's Hudson Line.
Experience the character and convenience of Newburgh, a historic Hudson River city with an exciting creative energy. Set on the west bank of the Hudson, Newburgh is known for its remarkable 19th-century architecture, the East End Historic District, and its important place in American history George Washington maintained his final Revolutionary War headquarters here in 1782 83, now preserved as Washington's Headquarters State Historic Site. Enjoy the city's evolving waterfront, local restaurants, cafes, galleries, neighborhood shops, parks, and community events. Liberty Street and Broadway offer a mix of historic charm and new local businesses, while the riverfront provides scenic Hudson Valley views and easy access to Beacon across the river.
This duplex apt is set at the quiet end of Liberty Street in Newburgh's Washington Heights area, enjoying Hudson River views, a serene residential setting, and the distant whistle of trains along the river. Built by Frank Estabrook in the late 1800's this is one of the block's oldest homes. Lovingly restored, this historic home honors its original craftsmanship while embracing modern comfort. Wide-plank floors, original fireplace mantels, exposed brick, and deep window sills with original wood trim preserve distinctive period character, while updated plumbing and electrical systems, central heating and air conditioning, and modern kitchens provide everyday ease. The unit which iso currently for rent is the upper unit. The pictures posted are of the lower unit which is not available util January 1st. I will be replacing them asap but it gives you an idea of the quality and design. The upper unit is a little bit larger. There is a brand new, top quality queen size bed. A new smart TV for streaming. Laundry room is in the basement. central hvac with HTP combo boiler system to provide comfortable air conditioning and heat. High speed Internet is provided but the other utilities are the tenants responsibility.
commuting
For Manhattan commuters, reach Beacon by the Newburgh Beacon Ferry or bridge connection, then take Metro-North's Hudson Line to Grand Central Terminal in approximately 90 minutes. Newburgh also offers convenient access to I-84, the New York State Thruway, and Stewart International Airport.
Newburgh is an ideal home base for those seeking a vibrant Hudson Valley setting with history, culture, outdoor access, and a realistic connection to New York City.
More on Newburgh
Newburgh is gaining momentum as a Hudson Valley creative destination, with a dedicated City Film Office, recurring film and television production activity, local production resources, and an evolving mix of arts, dining, and hospitality projects. Residents enjoy a historic river city atmosphere alongside growing cultural energy and convenient access to the wider Hudson Valley production community.
Among recent local developments are
Foster Supply Hospitality is developing a roughly $45.9 million downtown Newburgh project: a 74-room boutique hotel with retail, multiple restaurants, and conference/event space in renovated historic buildings near the waterfront. The project broke ground in December and was projected to open as early as late 2027.
The Newburgh Industrial Development Agency lists active projects including 96 Broadway, 104 Washington Street, 143 Washington Street, 191 Washington Street, and The Foundry Phase 3, reflecting continued investment in the city's downtown and mixed-use fabric.
This is available for any length of time between 3 months and a year or longer. I cover the cost of the highspeed internet. Tenants are responsible for the rest of the utilities
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Neighborhood: 12550
Areas of interest
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Getting around
Walk Score®
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Very Walkable
Bike Score®
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Bikeable
Nearby schools in Newburgh
New Windsor School
Grades K-5 • 1.5 miles
8/10
GreatSchools® Rating
Test Score Rating
5/10
Student Progress Rating
10/10
South Middle School
Grades 6-8 • 0.5 miles
2/10
GreatSchools® Rating
Test Score Rating
2/10
Student Progress Rating
1/10
Newburgh Free Academy Main Campus
Grades 9-12 • 1.2 miles
3/10
GreatSchools® Rating
Test Score Rating
3/10
College Readiness Rating
2/10
Living in Newburgh
Community Vibe
A strong sense of community is fostered through local events and gatherings, making it easy to connect with neighbors.
Dining Scene
From casual eateries to fine dining options, the area boasts a diverse culinary landscape.
Family Vibes
The neighborhood features numerous parks and recreational activities perfect for families.
Nature Views
Residents can enjoy stunning views of the Hudson River and surrounding mountains, perfect for nature lovers.
The 12550 area, nestled in the Hudson Valley, offers a vibrant community filled with charming neighborhoods and beautiful landscapes. With a median rent of approximately $2,000, rental prices typically range from $1,600 to $2,500. Residents enjoy access to local grocery stores, cozy coffee shops, and a variety of restaurants that cater to diverse tastes. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore nearby parks and trails, while family-friendly amenities like playgrounds and community events foster a welcoming atmosphere. The local arts scene is vibrant, with galleries and events reflecting the area's rich cultural heritage.