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property at 11 Wiltwyck Ave

$1,495

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2 Bedroom, 1 Bath Townhome for Rent

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11 Wiltwyck Ave

KingstonNY12401

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property at 145 Downs St

$1,750

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145 Downs St

KingstonNY12401
property at 141 St James St

$1,800 - $2,500

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141 St James St

KingstonNY12401

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property at 285 Delaware Ave

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285 Delaware Ave

KingstonNY12401
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114 Canal St, Unit 2
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2 Bedroom Apartment Available Aug 5

114 Canal St, Unit 2

114 Canal StPort Ewen, NY 12466
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Kingston Overview

Known for its robust history, Kingston is the perfect area to reside in if you want to combine modern living with culture and creativity. The city is situated in the middle of the Hudson Valley, which allows residents to easily access all major cities in New York. Those who want the hustle and bustle of New York City can easily access it during the week or over the weekend. Annual events occur throughout the year surrounding history and culture. Kingston features a more relaxed, creative lifestyle that suits the thinkers, writers, dancers, and foodies of the world. 

What is the history of Kingston?

The area surrounding the city was shaped by farming and agriculture in the early colonial days. Kingston was the original capital of New York. Who knew! It was established as the capital in 1777, but was shortly burned down by the British after a battle in that same year. Since then, the city has worked to preserve as much history as possible. Since 1997, the city has engaged in a two day event commetaring the burning. 

How is the weather in Kingston?

Those living in apartments in Kingston can expect to see all four of the seasons each and every year. Each season residents experience is true to what you imagine that season to be. Winters can be cold, wet, and harsh. It is possible to see a blizzard each year. Spring and fall offer more moderate temperatures and precipitation levels. It can reach as high as 90°F and higher in the summer. It is not unusual to feel the wrath of a hurricane so far North, but it is not an annual occurange.  

How do I get around town?

Getting around Kingston is fairly easy to do with the city’s exceptional mass transit system. Since most of New York is well situated to handle massive transportation needs, a car is not required for local residents. Busses, taxies, railroads, and subways are available. However, those who wish to take advantage of traveling throughout the state can look into owning a car or renting one when adventure calls. 

What is the Kingston commute like?

Kingston is conveniently located just off of Interstate 87, which can take locals throughout the Hudson Valley easily, north to Albany (the state’s capital) in just an hour, or down south to New York City in as little as two hours. Traffic should be expected outside of major cities, but most of the way to the capital and the world famous New York City will be smooth sailing. 

What are the local media outlets?

Kingston does not have a large news presence or large radio stations. However, the city is well situated for apartments in Kingston to receive news from the Hudson Valley, Albany, or New York City. Kingston residents can always find the information they need to make plans for their daily commute and weekend plans. All of the major news outlets offer information online and via smartphone apps. 

Why live in Kingston, NY?

Those who reside in Kingston apartments can greatly benefit from a reduced cost of living without having to sacrifice modern conveniences. Due to the expansive mass transit system New York, it is easy to reside in Kingston and work in some of the larger surrounding areas. Hudson Valley offers expansive opportunities for career advancement while both the Alabany and New York provide fun and big city life. 

What Kingston landmarks should I see?

Kingston is best known for its Uptown Historic District. All eight blocks secure the history and culture of Kingston. In addition to the district, the Hudson River Maritime Museum can be found right on the river. It features a number of exhibits that preserve the past. The museum even hosts festivals and allows interested individuals to participate on its rowing and sailing teams.  

What is there to do around Kingston?

Known as the creative capital of the Hudson Valley, those residing in Kingston apartments will always be able to find something to do during the week and other the weekend. Uptown features a weekly Farmer’s Market with some of the freshest produce and intricate crafts in the area. Those who enjoy exercise and history can partake in walking tours around the city. The city also boasts a number of outdoor bike paths that are open all year round. 

Any annual festivals or Kingston events to know?

Something is always going on in Kingston! From the O+ Festival and the Irish, Greek, and Italian festivals to the Artists’ Soapbox Derby, Wall Street Jazz Festival, and the Kayak Festival and Sinterklass, residents can enjoy annual events throughout the year. 

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Living in Kingston perfectly positions you to take weekend getaways and longer vacations in New York. Kingston is just two hours away from the Big Apple and other popular destinations in New York City. You cannot do New York City in just one weekend, but living in Kingston provides you the opportunity to check everything off your NYC bucket list. In addition to big city adventures, Kingston is just over 350 miles from Niagara Falls!

Where is the best place to move in Kingston?

Kingston’s small size makes it easy to find the perfect place to call home. The entire City is known for its safety and historic vibe. Apartments in Kingston can be found in new builds and historic refurbished buildings. City Center and east Kingston are the safest and highest rated neighborhoods in Kingston, but there is not a bad area to reside in throughout the area.  

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Frequently Asked Questions about Kingston

What is the current price range for One Bedroom Kingston Apartments for rent?

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Kingston ranges from $471 to $2,200 with an average monthly rent of $1,679.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Kingston cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Kingston range from $594 to $5,500. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $2,097.

How expensive are Kingston Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 21 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Kingston on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,118 to $3,000 - averaging $2,234 for the location.

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