Rural Intelligence (Page 592)

Real Estate

Grand Anglophilia

If only the Elizabethan (and pre-Elizabethan) English knew this much about gracious living, building private homes with patios, gardens, and well-manicured grounds, such as this impressive Tudor in Canaan. (There's be less Plague at least, one would imagine.) It has four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a large

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Real Estate

Stucco In Place

The setting is picture perfect on six lush, green acres by a large pond in Richmond. With the classic design of a Tudor, it has stucco siding with tan and brown wood frame construction. The meticulously maintained home includes five bedrooms, three bathrooms, large living room, and kitchen with hardwood

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Real Estate

The Princess Beatrix House

Have your morning cup of tea in this classic Tudor, built in 1920 and on the National Register of Historic Places. It was named for Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands when she visited the home on her official visit to Hudson in 1959. The four-bedroom, three-and-a-half

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Royal Digs

A custom Tudor on a cul-de-sac was built in 1989, but from the grand entry, you might think you were entering an English castle. The four-bedroom, five-bathroom New Milford home has two fireplaces, granite countertops, a fully finished walk-out basement, hardwood flooring, and heated sunroom.

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Real Estate

A Tudor for Today

A contemporary home on the outskirts of the village of Rhinebeck offers a variation on the theme with its hints of Tudor Revival styling. The four-bedroom home has an open floor plan with a great room that has 20-foot ceilings, a gourmet kitchen with custom cabinetry and granite

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Style

Garden: Weed Wonderings

The following is a regular column that addresses basic issues facing the ever-inquisitive back- and front-yard toiler, proffered by the people who know best, the fertile master gardeners from the Berkshire Botanical Garden in Stockbridge. This week, Brian Cruey of the BBG ponders the thorny process of how

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Style

Finch: A New Nest in Hudson

“I remember being in our kitchen and it was a really cold winter, and I thought, 'What the hell have we just done?'" Andrew Arrick remembers, as he surveys his seven-week-old Hudson shop, Finch. A fashion refugee turned small town shop-keep, Arrick once ran

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Parties

The Wassaic Project Summer Exhibition 2013

Wassaic Project 2013

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Food

Dining: Two Boots, Many Pleasures

By Robert Burke Warren Two Boots Hudson Valley, the newest addition to the Cajun-Italian restaurant franchise, is approximately one hundred miles from the original — and still thriving — Two Boots in New York’s East Village. Filmmaker-cum-restaurateur Phil Hartman posted that first shingle among run-down tenements and

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Community

Bascom: A Venerable and Democratic Lodge Celebrates A Diamond Jubilee

By Shawn Hartley Hancock Visiting a stone lodge at the top of a mountain appeals to everyone, even the not-very-outdoorsy. The delicious smoke and crackle of a campfire, the bracing fresh air, or maybe just the absence of a TV and a break from the quotidian all seem

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A Pomperaug River Runs Through It

Sarah Todd reports from Woodbury.Do river nymphs live in Woodbury? The idyllic landscape at the Pomperaug River Watershed Coalition's annual Evening by the River benefit on Saturday, June 15, made their presence seem likely. Guests in flowered shifts and crisp jackets sipped white wine while lounging by

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Food

Dining Al Fresco: Celebrating the Great Semi-Outdoors

By Sarah Todd There is real alchemy when a fresh-grilled ear of corn and a pot of softened butter make contact with the great outdoors. If you’re in the mood to take a night off the grill and let someone else do the cooking this summer, head to

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