Goshen Homes with Driveway Parking features

Welcome to Goshen, New York – a charming town nestled in the heart of Orange County. Known for its rich history and vibrant community, Goshen offers a unique blend of small-town charm and modern conveniences. With its picturesque landscapes, friendly neighborhoods, and a vibrant downtown filled with local shops and eateries, Goshen is a place where you can truly feel at home.

One of the standout features of homes in this delightful area is the availability of driveway parking. Imagine coming home after a long day and being greeted by the convenience of your own private driveway. No more circling the block or searching for street parking; instead, you can effortlessly park your vehicle right at your doorstep. This feature not only enhances your daily routine but also adds a layer of security and peace of mind.

Goshen is surrounded by stunning natural beauty, with ample opportunities for outdoor activities. Whether you enjoy hiking, biking, or simply taking leisurely strolls through the lush parks, there's something for everyone. The town is also rich in cultural heritage, with historic sites and annual events that bring the community together.

With a variety of homes featuring driveway parking, you can explore options that fit your lifestyle and preferences. From charming single-family homes to modern townhouses, Goshen has a diverse real estate market that caters to families, young professionals, and retirees alike.

Come discover the warmth and charm of Goshen, where every day feels like a breath of fresh air, and where your dream home with driveway parking awaits!

Newest Goshen Homes with Driveway Parking features

$425,000

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 1049541 MLS

Looking for a home you can make truly your own? This spacious 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath Cape Cod sits on 1.3 beautiful acres in the conveniently located Town of Goshen and offers a wonderful opportunity for updating and creating a home that reflects your own style. The first floor features a large sunken living room, separate dining room, renovated kitchen, full bath, office/family room, mud room with side entrance, and laundry room. Upstairs, you'll find a spacious primary bedroom with en-suite bath, along with two additional nicely sized bedrooms. The location is ideal for commuters and those who enjoy nearby amenities less than a mile to Route 17 and the Park & Ride, approximately 10 minutes to the Metro-North train station, and close to the Village of Goshen's local shops, restaurants, and everyday conveniences. Also, enjoy easy access to the Heritage Bike/Walking Trail and all that the surrounding area has to offer. With its generous acreage, spacious layout, low taxes, and convenient location, this home offers the opportunity to create something special and make it your own. Strictly being sold AS-IS. Schedule your private showing today!

41 Police Drive, Goshen

$349,999

4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 1049139 MLS

Welcome to this beautifully updated 4-bedroom single-family home conveniently located just outside the Village of Goshen. Offering a comfortable blend of modern updates and everyday functionality, this home is move-in ready and thoughtfully maintained. The updated kitchen features granite countertops, a mosaic tile backsplash, and brand-new stainless steel Frigidaire appliances. Throughout the home, updated luxury vinyl flooring and new baseboards create a clean, modern feel, complemented by new vinyl siding and windows replaced in 2016. Additional major improvements provide peace of mind, including a roof redone in 2016, a new well installed in 2020, and a new well pump with alarm system installed in 2025. The home also features a reverse osmosis UV light water filtration system. Outside, the detached one-car garage provides excellent storage and functionality, complete with electric and automatic garage door openers. Conveniently situated just outside the Village of Goshen, this property offers easy access to local shops, restaurants, schools, parks, and commuter routes while providing the comfort and space of a single-family home. A wonderful opportunity to own a home with numerous important updates already completed.

11 Strack Road, Goshen

$415,000

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 1045128 MLS

Fall in love with this beautiful 3 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath Colonial. Gracious entrance opens to Living Room & Amazing Eat in Kitchen with Stainless Steel Appliances & Granite Countertops. Dining Area off Kitchen has sliders to a nice deck. Enjoy morning coffee on your large back deck overlooking the beautiful level yard. Basement offers a good amount of storage space & a laundry area. Nice large driveway can accommodate quite a few cars. Great location close to restaurants & shops. Make your appointment today!

7 Nelson Street, Goshen

$1,139,900

4 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 1043831 MLS

At some point, you stop scrolling. Not because you ran out of options, but because you start recognizing the pattern. Same layouts. Same compromises. Different finishes, same feeling. Almost right, but never quite it. This is where that changes. Set in Goshen, where the rhythm of the day moves between the Heritage Trail, local farm stands, and a village center, this to-be-built home offers something resale never can. Not an update. Not a workaround. A chance to step into something that reflects how you actually want to live from the start. What is being created here is not a repeat of what already exists. The design stands apart. The layout, the scale, and the way the home lives both inside and out feel deliberate in a way that is rarely offered. Inside, the living room immediately sets the tone. An 18-foot ceiling rises overhead, pulling in natural light and creating a sense of volume that anchors the entire home. The rest of the space carries a 9-foot ceiling height, creating contrast that defines the main living area without losing flow. The layout connects the kitchen, dining, and living spaces in a way that feels open but still intentional. The kitchen is designed to be used without friction. A center island anchors the space, while a walk-through pantry keeps everything within reach but out of sight. Solid wood cabinetry with soft-close construction, stone surfaces, and a clean undermount sink come together in a way that feels both practical and considered. On one side of the home, a first-floor office or flex space creates a dedicated area to focus or adapt as your routine evolves. On the opposite side, the primary suite is set apart, creating separation within the main level. The space includes a walk-in closet and a well-appointed bath designed for comfort and ease. The second level continues with intention. Three additional bedrooms are supported by two full baths, giving the upper level structure without feeling tight. Walk-in closets in most bedrooms add storage that feels built for real life. Just off one of the three porches, a combined mudroom and laundry space creates a natural transition that keeps the rest of the home organized. Underfoot, hardwood or LVT runs through the main level and upstairs hallway, bringing warmth and durability. Bedrooms and the family room soften with carpeting, creating a clear shift between energy and rest. Craftsman trim, wood-wrapped windows, and a clean palette keep everything cohesive. Step outside, and the property expands in a way that changes how the home is experienced. Set on 3.52 acres, there is space to breathe, to move, and to shape the surroundings over time. Three separate porches extend the living experience beyond the walls of the home, each offering a different vantage point and a different moment in the day. One becomes part of your morning routine. Another holds the late afternoon light. The third becomes where the day winds down. What sits behind the walls is where the difference becomes lasting. Spray foam insulation, a two-zone heat pump system, and high-performance windows create a home that holds its comfort and consistency through every season. Even the garage is insulated and heated, extending how the space can be used beyond storage. Depending on the homesite, the basement brings natural light and walk-out access, creating future flexibility. Goshen adds another layer to it. Early mornings that can start on the Heritage Trail. Quick access to Warwick, Chester, and the surrounding towns that shape the Hudson Valley experience. Seasonal markets, local restaurants, and everyday essentials all within reach. Roughly 60 miles to New York City when needed, yet far enough that the shift is immediate the moment you arrive. There is a difference between adapting to a home and stepping into one that already aligns with you. This one was designed that way from the beginning.

32 Breezeway Lane, Goshen

$775,000

4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 1043187 MLS

Owned by the same family since it was built as a model home, this property is now available for the first time on the market. Welcome to this well-maintained 2,780 sq ft Colonial offering 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms on a private 1.8-acre lot with underground utilities. Nestled in a peaceful setting, this home offers comfort and a covered front porch. Enjoy panoramic views of the Black Dirt region, Mt. Peter, High Point, and Pine Island. The lot borders a Christmas tree farm, adding privacy and a natural backdrop in an upscale neighborhood. Inside, the living room features a cathedral ceiling, skylights, and a balcony overlooking the space. This home offers hardwood floors, a whole-house vacuum system, 4-zone central air, solar panels for energy efficiency and a whole-house generator for reliable peace of mind. A partially finished basement provides additional flexible space, and a shed for outdoor storage. This home combines privacy, views, and everyday convenience. Don’t miss the opportunity to make 5 Spruce Hill Lane your own.

5 Spruce Hill Lane, Goshen

$499,000

3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 1043676 MLS

Welcome to 3344 Route 207! Beautifully updated and move-in ready, this charming Goshen home combines modern updates with timeless character and an incredibly convenient location. The updated kitchen features new shaker-style cabinetry, an eat-in island, and quartz countertops, creating a stylish and functional space perfect for everyday living and entertaining. Additional updates include refinished hardwood floors, fresh interior paint, and a newly tiled bathroom. The lower level offers additional flexible living space with new LVP flooring. Outside, you’ll find a detached garage with additional storage space above, providing excellent room for vehicles, hobbies, equipment, or future possibilities. Located less than two minutes from Main Street in Goshen, you’ll enjoy quick access to shops, restaurants, schools, parks, and everything the village has to offer. Turn-key updates, versatile space, great storage, and an unbeatable location—this is one you won’t want to miss!

3344 Route 207, Goshen

$625,000

4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 1040928 MLS

Welcome home to this spacious 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home located just minutes from the heart of Goshen. A rocking-chair front porch welcomes you in and may quickly become one of your favorite spots. Sit back, enjoy the quiet surroundings, and take in the beautiful view. Inside, the great room features vaulted ceilings and a fireplace, creating a comfortable gathering space. The first-floor primary bedroom includes a private en-suite bath, offering the convenience of one-level living. Upstairs, you'll find three additional bedrooms and a full bath. Additional features include central air, a large two-car garage, and a full unfinished basement with plenty of potential for future finished space, storage, a home gym, or workshop. Outside, enjoy a level backyard with room to relax, play, or entertain. Set in a beautiful area while still offering easy access to the shops, restaurants, and amenities of the Village of Goshen.

32 Maiden Lane, Goshen

$979,900

4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 1038146 MLS

Nothing here has been decided yet, and that is the best thing about it. The plan is drawn, the 2.26 acres are ready, and the neighborhood around it is all striking custom homes with real space between them, not a corner cut on a single one. This is the side of Goshen that still feels like country, and everyone on this road went looking for exactly that. Every choice that normally gets made for you a year before you ever walked in is open, starting with where the fireplace goes in the room you will live in most. That room is 14 by 20 and opens all the way to the second floor, so light drops in from two stories of windows and somebody laughing downstairs can be heard from the top of the stairs. The covered porch across the front runs 23 feet, the kind of depth that slows people down on their way to the door. Inside, 9 foot ceilings carry the whole first floor. The dining room stands a step off the kitchen without being in it, which is how a dinner that started at 6 is still going at 10, and there is an office with a door that actually closes, which you will appreciate on the loud days. Behind the kitchen the plans mark a hidden pantry, 13 feet of shelves out of sight, and you will understand the point of it the first time company arrives early. Upstairs the primary bedroom is 17 by 13 under a tray ceiling, and the walk-in beside it comes in at nearly 13 by 12, larger than plenty of bedrooms and yours to fit out however you please. Two more bedrooms line the hall. The fourth stretches 22 feet, long enough to become a studio, a guest space nobody wants to give up, or the spot where the drums finally live. The village is 5 minutes away and it is a good one. Saturday mornings there is the market. Dinner is Limoncello at the Orange Inn when you want white tablecloths, or Franzel on West Main when the answer is schnitzel and a beer, or the Stagecoach Inn when the point is to sit at the bar and know everybody. The Heritage Trail runs right through town, which is how a walk after work turns into 12 miles on a bike by Sunday. Fourth of July weekend, the Great American Weekend fills with 150 craft vendors and much of the county, and the harness track opens for its meets. Route 17 is minutes out, Campbell Hall is the close station for the train, and Manhattan is 60 miles east on the days that call for it. Living here will be simple in the ways that count. A 2-zone heat pump and central air take care of February and August, spray foam in the exterior walls keeps the bills reasonable, laundry is on the first floor, and the garage is insulated and heated so January never shuts it down. The basement walks out at grade, unfinished for now, waiting for whatever you eventually decide belongs down there. New Gen has been building in Orange County for decades, so the part left to you is the fun part. You will stand on a bare subfloor pointing at where the windows should land, and a season later you will be standing in the finished room knowing every inch of it was your call. Very few people ever get to say that about the place they come home to.

21 Breezeway Lane, Goshen

$849,900

5 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 1034805 MLS

By now you know the shape of the problem. The houses coming up do not have the rooms. Four bedrooms, two baths, and a conversation about an addition, which means an architect, permits, and a number that keeps moving. New construction means waiting out the build, then the settling, then a year of landscaping and pouring the patio yourself. This one is already past all of it, and you feel that before you reach the front door. You notice the quiet first. The street ends here, so nothing passes through and nothing sweeps the front windows at 11 p.m. A covered porch runs the front, deep enough for rocking chairs. Mature trees stand where you would otherwise be planting them, the beds are established, and the property is irrigated, so August stays green while you do nothing about it. The garage doors run on quiet belt drives, and just inside them a mudroom of custom cubbies and cabinets swallows the pile that otherwise lands on your counter, second refrigerator included. Beyond it the center hall opens rather than funnels, hardwood running in every direction, crown molding overhead. The kitchen is an easy one to live in, which matters more than anything else about it. White cabinetry to the ceiling, stone counters, gas cooking, a double door pantry, and an island that seats three, where everyone ends up no matter how much room there is elsewhere. The dining room sits right off it. The living room is wide and bright with a gas fireplace you start from the couch. Behind glass French doors there is a flex room with a full bath beside it, an office on Monday, a guest suite on Friday, a sixth bedroom the day you need the house to live on one floor. Upstairs, all five bedrooms on one floor and four full baths in the house. The primary sits under a tray ceiling with hardwood underfoot, and its walk in closet is built out floor to ceiling with custom cabinets and drawers. Its bath carries a double vanity and a custom glass shower. A second bedroom has a brand new private bath of its own, which settles a lot of arrangements before anyone has to negotiate them. Three more generous rooms follow, sharing the fourth full bath, and the laundry room is on the same floor as the beds. Then you open the back door. A deck steps down onto 2,500 square feet of paver patio, closed in by mature trees and privacy fence. The pool is heated, which matters most on either end of summer, when the air has cooled and the water has not and you are still swimming in October while everybody else has closed theirs. Fiber optic lighting turns the water over after dark, and a spill over hot tub runs beside it. The pavilion holds an outdoor fireplace with a real chimney and lights strung across the beams, and it is the reason dinner here turns into a night. Gas and electric are already run underground for an outdoor kitchen whenever you want one. A shed and workshop sit off to the side on their own gravel pad, out of view of the patio. The parts nobody photographs are finished too. A new 20 kilowatt standby generator, a water softener and filtration system, central air and natural gas heat. Municipal water and sewer, so no well and no septic waiting to surprise you. The basement runs the footprint of the house and already works as a gym and a movie room. And you are in the village for all of it. Manhattan sits about 60 miles east. The bus into the city loads a 10 minute walk from your door, Harriman puts you on the Port Jervis line about 20 minutes out, and the highway is 5 minutes from the end of your street. Shops, restaurants and the farmers market are close enough that dinner out skips the car. The Heritage Trail picks up nearby, the village green fills with live music and art festivals all summer, and the historic Trotter track still runs meets as it has for over a century. Built in 2019 and kept like it was meant to be kept forever. Every other house on your list is asking you to build this one. Come see the one where somebody already did.

14 Robalene Drive, Goshen

$820,000

4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 1037841 MLS

Nestled amid the rolling landscapes of Goshen, New York, 77 Houston Road offers a graceful blend of modern elegance and serene country living. This beautifully appointed colonial home sits proudly on a pristine 4.3 acre lot of manicured lawn. Its classic front porch welcoming you with timeless charm and tranquil views. Step inside to discover an open-concept living space featuring a spacious living room, anchored by a beautiful fireplace. Offers the perfect setting for intimate gatherings or grand entertaining. Large windows allow the view of the alluring scenery outside and fill every corner with natural light. The chef inspired kitchen seamlessly connects two (2) dining areas. It features sleek granite countertops, custom cabinets, Stainless steel appliances and a center island, ideal for both formal dining and family bake nights. Upstairs, you'll find a primary suite offering a private retreat complete with a generous walk-in closet and "spa" like ensuite bath. Three additional well sized bedrooms and secondary full bath provide comfort and versatility for guests, or home office. Outdoors is just as inviting... Relax on the covered front porch, unwind on the spacious back deck, or take a refreshing dip in the above-ground pool while enjoying the sweeping landscape. A two-car garage and immaculate basement complete this impeccable residence. Set on a quiet, picturesque road, yet minutes from the heart of historic Goshen, this home combines refined living with small town tranquility. 77 Houston Road isn’t just a home; it’s an offering of sought after lifestyle and right in the heart of the Hudson Valley. Do Not Miss Out!!!

77 Houston Road, Goshen

$599,000

4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 1036432 MLS

Welcome to this stunning 2,912-sq-ft Contemporary home perfectly situated on a beautiful, level 1.5-acre lot in the highly desirable Goshen Central School District. Step inside to an inviting layout highlighted by a light-filled living room featuring dramatic cathedral ceilings. The heart of the home is the fully updated kitchen, complete with sleek granite countertops and brand-new appliances, ideal for everyday living and entertaining alike. An expansive family room provides incredible space for relaxation, complemented by a dedicated den that offers the perfect footprint for a home office, study, or flex space. Upstairs, retreat to spacious bedrooms offering generous closet storage and comfort. Outside, the level acreage provides endless opportunities for outdoor recreation, gardening, or relaxing in a serene setting. Conveniently located just minutes from historic downtown Goshen, local shops, dining, major commuter routes, and local amenities. BONUS! Home has been completely stained and looks beautiful!

243 Hill Road, Goshen

$574,900

3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 1032819 MLS

You have toured enough houses by now that you walk in already doing the arithmetic. The kitchen you would have to redo. The bathroom that would swallow a summer and a savings account. The little concessions that pile up until you are talking yourself into something you never actually wanted. Somewhere in the last few months, the search stopped being exciting and started feeling like a negotiation with yourself. That is the part that ends here. You will feel it in the first ten steps. The foyer opens up instead of closing in, the light comes at you from more than one direction, and the running tally in your head just goes quiet. There is nothing to fix. Nobody cut a corner and hoped you would not look. The living room stretches nearly 19 feet, long enough for the sectional and the tree in December and still room to walk around both. The kitchen sits open to the dining area, so the person cooking is never exiled from the conversation, and the back room off the hall gives you a second place to land when you want the door closed and the game on. A half bath on the main floor means guests are never wandering upstairs looking for one. Then you go up, and the primary suite is the moment you stop pretending to be casual about this house. It runs better than 20 by 28 feet, windows on three sides, big enough to hold a proper bed, a pair of chairs by the glass, and the kind of morning that does not require you to be anywhere yet. The walk in closet runs nearly 14 feet, so your things live on hangers instead of in a pile on the chair. The bath is yours alone. This is not a bedroom you sleep in and leave. It is the room you retreat to, the one that finally makes the house feel like a reward rather than a compromise. Two more bedrooms and a second full bath sit down the hall, and the laundry is right there on the bedroom level, which sounds like a small thing until you remember every basket you have ever carried up two flights. The village gives you the rest. You can leave the car in the driveway all weekend and still have somewhere to be, walking out for a bagel and a coffee at Orange County Bagels, dinner at Limoncello or the long German kind at Franzel, a drink at the Stagecoach Inn, an unhurried hour at the library, Saturday morning at the Church Park farmers market. When the parade comes through town, you are not circling for parking, you are standing on your own block with a coffee in your hand watching it pass. The bus stop is a short walk for the days you go into the city, Salisbury Mills and Harriman put you on the Port Jervis line in 10 to 20 minutes, and Manhattan sits about 60 miles east for whenever you want it and not one minute before. Summer evenings, a meet runs at the Historic Track, and the sound of it carries across the village the way it has for more than a century. Out back, a wood fence wraps a level yard that belongs entirely to you, with a deck for the grill, a fire pit that earns its keep the first cold night in September, and a shed already standing so the mower is not living in the garage. The two car garage gets to stay a garage. Central air handles August, natural gas heat handles February, and municipal water and sewer mean no wells, no tanks, no surprises waiting for you in year three. The house is immaculate, and that word is doing honest work. There is no punch list taped to the refrigerator, no Saturday lost under a sink, no long conversation about whether the price plus the repairs still makes sense. You move in, you hang your things on the wall, and you get your weekends back. After everything you have looked at, that might be the thing that finally lets you exhale.

8 Nelson Street, Goshen

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