Living in Union Vale
Home of Tymor Park, close to 500 acres of town parkland.
Union Vale is a town in south-central Dutchess, formed in 1827 from parts of Beekman and LaGrange, about 15 miles east of Poughkeepsie. It was once a town of farms, with Sprout Creek turning several water-powered mills, and Clove Mountain rises to 1,400 feet.
Living here
Neighborhoods and housing
The town takes in Verbank, Verbank Village, Clove, North Clove, Chestnut Ridge, Camby, Crouses Store, Hoxie Corner, Pleasant Ridge and the southwest corner of LaGrangeville. The Oswego Meeting House and Friends' Cemetery has been on the National Register since 1989.
The Iron Furnace Restaurant is in town, and the Harp & Eagle Pub sits at The Links at Union Vale.
Tymor Park covers nearly 500 acres with more than 12 miles of hiking, biking and riding trails, an outdoor pool and an equestrian center. Frederick E. Godfrey Memorial Park adds 12 acres, and The Links at Union Vale is a golf course.
There is no train station in Union Vale. Poughkeepsie is about 15 miles west and New York City about 70 miles south.
Homes in Union Vale fall in one of three districts depending on the address.
District lines follow addresses, not town names. Check a specific address with the district before relying on it.
Where is Tymor Park?
In Union Vale. It covers nearly 500 acres with more than 12 miles of trails, an outdoor pool and an equestrian center.
How far is Union Vale from New York City?
About 70 miles, and about 15 miles east of Poughkeepsie.
Does Michael Dunstan sell homes in Union Vale?
Yes. Union Vale is one of the Dutchess County areas he works in, from RE/MAX Town & Country in Hopewell Junction. Call (914) 489-9325 or send a question with the form below.
Photo: County Route 9 through open farmland and red barns in Verbank, Juliancolton, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
