Port Jervis Real Estate

Port Jervis Real Estate

Welcome to Port Jervis, New York – a charming city that beautifully blends history, nature, and community spirit. Nestled in the picturesque Hudson Valley at the confluence of the Delaware and Neversink Rivers, Port Jervis is a hidden gem in Orange County that offers a vibrant lifestyle for residents and visitors alike.

Rich in history, Port Jervis was established in the early 19th century and played a significant role as a transportation hub, particularly during the railroad boom. Today, remnants of its storied past can be seen in the well-preserved architecture and quaint downtown area, where local shops and eateries invite you to explore. The city's historic charm is complemented by a warm and welcoming community, making it an ideal place to call home.

Nature enthusiasts will find Port Jervis to be a paradise, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. The nearby Appalachian Trail offers miles of scenic hiking, while the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area provides opportunities for kayaking, fishing, and camping. The city's prime location allows for easy access to outdoor activities, making it perfect for families and adventure seekers alike.

Port Jervis also boasts a diverse cultural scene, with local events and festivals that celebrate the spirit of the community. With its blend of urban convenience and rural tranquility, Port Jervis is not just a place to live; it's a lifestyle. Whether you're looking to settle down or simply visit, this charming city in Orange County, NY, promises a unique and fulfilling experience. Come discover why Port Jervis is the perfect place to call home!

Newest Listings in Port Jervis

$654,900
4 Beds 3 Baths 1028846 MLS
Welcome to this impeccably maintained 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath Colonial, gracefully situated on 2.1 acres of beautifully landscaped, level grounds that offer exceptional privacy and timeless curb appeal. Boasting over 2500 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space, this distinguished residence seamlessly blends classic elegance with modern comfort. The spacious primary suite features a generous walk-in closet and a beautifully appointed ensuite bath. A versatile study provides the perfect space for a home office, library, or guest room. The inviting family room is highlighted by a stunning propane fireplace, creating a warm and welcoming gathering space. The beautifully appointed kitchen boasts rich cherry wood cabinetry, a well-positioned center island, a large pantry, a spacious breakfast room, stylish lighting, and easy access to the formal dining room with another gorgeous propane fireplace. A cozy living room offers additional space for relaxation and entertaining. Quality craftmanship is evident throughout with gorgeous inlaid hardwood floors, elegant wood and crown moldings, and beautifully updated modern bathrooms. Additional highlights include a newer roof, a newer high-efficiency propane heating system with the added benefit of an auxiliary boiler heating system, two propane fireplaces, a spacious two-car attached garage, an extra one-car barn garage, and a full unfinished basement offering lots of space for storage. Step outside the home and discover your own private oasis. Surrounded by mature woods, this property offers exceptional privacy and the perfect setting for outdoor entertaining. Create your ideal gathering space by adding your own patio table, chairs, and outdoor bar, then cool off in the well-maintained newer above-ground pool featuring a spacious deck for relaxing and soaking up the sun. The expansive yard provides plenty of room for nearly any outdoor sport, party, or recreational activity. This remarkable property presents a rare opportunity to enjoy refined country living while remaining conveniently close to schools, shopping and major highways. It is ideal for anyone looking to enjoy the peaceful Hudson Valley Lifestyle.

2810 County Route 1, Port Jervis

$325,000
3 Beds 2 Baths H6254995 MLS
Welcome to 32 Kingston Avenue, a three-bedroom, 1.5-bath home filled with the kind of character and details that give this home its charm. Step inside through the front foyer, where a beautiful wood staircase immediately sets the tone. The main level offers a spacious living room with a lovely stained-glass window detail, along with a bright dining room featuring large windows, plenty of natural light, and a stone fireplace with a pellet stove insert, adding both warmth and an efficient supplemental heat source. The kitchen offers plenty of counter space for prepping and cooking, and a convenient half bath completes the first floor. Upstairs, hardwood floors, original built-in storage in the hallway, three nicely sized bedrooms, and a full bath continue the home's classic feel. A walk-up attic provides even more possibilities, whether you envision additional storage, a creative space, or potential future living space. Outside, there's even more to appreciate. The covered front porch is made for rocking chairs and morning coffee, while the private-feeling backyard offers plenty of room and versatility. In addition to the two-car garage, a separate one-bay outbuilding provides a great space for a workshop, hobbies, home office, or whatever best suits your needs...with additional storage above. A long driveway and nicely sized yard round out the property. Located in the City of Port Jervis, you'll be close to downtown shops and restaurants, parks, schools, outdoor recreation along the Delaware River and Watershed Trails for hiking/biking, and the NJ Transit train station for commuting or an easy day trip. 32 Kingston Avenue offers old-school charm, useful spaces, and plenty of room to make it your own.

32 Kingston Avenue, Port Jervis

$539,900
5 Beds 3 Baths 1042308 MLS
The best financial decision you make this year is going to look like a red barn on a hill. There are two full homes inside it. You take the upstairs. The lower unit has its own entrance, its own kitchen, its own laundry, and it goes to work on the mortgage while you go about your life. Your half is the one you fall for. The living room runs 40 feet and never meets a flat ceiling. It climbs into the roof, solid plank with the rafters left showing, a line of skylights down the whole length, and a brick fireplace on one wall. A walkway crosses above it on a black railing with the bedroom doors set along the wall behind. Three bedrooms and two baths sit up under the peak, and the timber follows you all the way up there. The rental is a 2 bedroom with a full bath, and it is nobody's afterthought. French doors open it straight onto the grass, so a tenant never sets foot in your part of the house. There is a real kitchen, a laundry of its own, and a 29 foot room with a brick hearth and a pellet stove. It is finished, it is bright, and it comes to you vacant, which means you write the first lease on your own terms. Everything that keeps a unit occupied out here is already in place: I-84 at Exit 4 minutes from the door, the station 15 minutes out, and the Minisink Valley district. What that buys you is not really money. It is the part of your income that stops being spoken for. The payment quits running your calendar. You take the week in October instead of talking yourself out of it. You get to be the person who bought 4.3 acres and a barn and still sleeps fine at night, because somebody downstairs is helping you hold it. And the land is why you were looking out here to begin with. Mowed ground runs from the back of the house down to a tree line and keeps going, a few fruit trees standing out in the open, deer along the edge most evenings, and not one other rooftop showing from any window. The wrap-around deck takes the afternoon sun. The screened porch beside it sits right up against the woods with a fan turning overhead, and it is the seat everybody fights over from May to September. Past the yard there is a fire ring for the nights it gets cold enough to want one. High Point is 20 minutes south, where the monument looks out over three states and Lake Marcia is worth the swim in August. The Appalachian Trail crosses at Unionville, where the hikers come off the ridge and land at Wit's End Tavern. The Delaware is close enough to be a Saturday rather than a trip, and every January the bald eagles come down and sit in the bare trees above the water. Route 97 takes the cliffs at Hawk's Nest for the days you feel like driving for its own sake. Dinner does not mean leaving the valley. Westtown Fare runs farm to table Thursday through Sunday. When you want the bigger night out, Milford is a short drive west over the river, where Broad Street has Bar Louis inside the Hotel Fauchere. Sunday is Warwick, the market in the South Street lot from 9 to 2 and the orchards picking through the fall. Manhattan is 75 miles southeast on the days you want it. The structure is settled and the land is here. The rest is paint and fixtures and the small choices that make it yours, which is the fun part if you have been waiting for a place worth putting your own hand on. The nights out by that fire ring are going to cost you a lot less than you think, and you are going to have a lot of them.

53 Woods Road, Port Jervis

$539,900
5 Beds 3 Baths 1041097 MLS
You will notice it on the first night cold enough for a jacket, walking back up across the grass toward the house. Lights on upstairs and lights on downstairs, everyone in for the night, everyone with a place of their own to go back to, and nothing left for you to check on. Every person you love is already under this roof, and you will sleep differently for it. Two complete homes here, 4.3 acres around them, and nobody giving up their independence to be close to everyone else. And you want the country, not the idea of it. Lawn falling away toward the trees, fruit trees out in the middle of it, deer at the tree line most evenings, and a red barn of a house up on the rise. In July the fireflies come up out of the grass by the hundred. In October you light the fire ring out back and stay out there until you cannot feel your hands. This is the part of Orange County people mean when they say they remember what it used to be like out here. Inside, the living room runs 40 feet and never meets a flat ceiling. It goes straight up into the roof, solid plank with the rafters exposed, skylights down the whole length, and a brick fireplace on one wall. This is where a Sunday gets away from you, where a conversation that started at two in the afternoon is still going when somebody notices it went dark outside, and where not one person makes a move toward the door. Above it a walkway crosses the full length of the room on a black railing, bedroom doors along the wall behind it. You will cross it a thousand times and still stop halfway to look down. Three bedrooms and a full bath sit up under the peak. Downstairs is not a basement with a kitchenette in it. It is a second home. Its own entrance, French doors that swing out onto the grass. A real kitchen. A full bath. A bedroom at 13'3" by 14'7". Its own laundry. And a 29 foot gathering room with a brick hearth and a pellet stove that throws serious heat in January. Somebody could live down there for 20 years and never once feel like a guest. The screened porch off the deck that wraps the house looks into deep woods, and it is the seat everybody fights over from May to September. The structure is settled and the land is here. The rest is paint and fixtures and the small choices that make it yours, which is the fun part if you have been waiting for a place worth putting your own hand on. Milford is a short drive west, over the river into Pennsylvania, and it is where you go for a real dinner. Bar Louis inside the Hotel Fauchere, or any of the places up Broad Street, and every June the street closes for the Milford Music Festival. Warwick is the Sunday trip, with the farmers market in the South Street lot from 9 to 2 and orchards picking through the fall. Middletown, the other direction, has Thrall Library. But the reason you moved out here is the rest of it. High Point is 20 minutes south, where the monument stands over three states and Lake Marcia stays cold enough to be worth swimming in August. The Appalachian Trail crosses at Unionville, so hikers come down off the ridge all summer looking for a hot meal. The Delaware is right there for a float in July, a canoe in September, and shad in the spring. In January the bald eagles come down to the Upper Delaware and sit in the bare trees along the banks. And Route 97 climbs onto the cliffs at Hawk's Nest and runs above the water with nothing but a low stone wall between you and it. I-84 meets Exit 4 minutes from the door, Otisville puts you on the rail line in 15 minutes, and Manhattan is 75 miles southeast on the days you want it. A year from now what you cannot explain to anyone is how the light falls through that roof on a cold morning, how much of the place already has your fingerprints on it, and how everyone you love can be 30 seconds away and on their own at the same time.

53 Woods Road, Port Jervis

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