The Hudson River Valley s Community for Food, Culture and Wellness vision document

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1 The Hudson River Valley s Community for Food, Culture and Wellness vision document

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3 in historic Hyde Park, New York, is an extraordinary, premier residential community nestled amongst farms and woodlands. Here you ll find true Farm-to-Table dining experiences in both retail venues and fine dining restaurants, as well as shopping and live entertainment. A boutique hotel and a luxury spa further enhance this unique setting, adjacent to the world s foremost culinary college, the Culinary Institute of America. Contents 2 Transportation Map Location Maps 4 Design Brief Project Overview Brand Strategy 7 Psychographics Area Overview Tourist Destination Map 0 Hyde Park Regional Photos Aerial Rendering 2 Food & Wine Winery, Brewery & Distillery Map 4 Zones of Opportunity Contents Key Plan Site Plan Your Arrival at 20 The Village Green 2 The Market Square 22 The Inn at 24 Trails, Walks & Parkland 2 Main Street & the Village Commons 2 The Residences: North Circle & Mews The Farm Village Parkside Residences at Maritje Place East Ridge Homes & Farmsteads 0 Select Service Hotel

4 Transportation Map Hyde Park BELLEFIELD Poughkeepsie 7 Dutchess County Airport Sky Acres Airport 22 Newburgh Beacon Stewart International Airport Taconic State Parkway 4 Danbury N E W Y O R K Danbury Municipal Airport U C T I T 7 C N E W J E 27 MTA Metro-North Railroad White Plains Westchester County Airport C O Stamford N N Norwalk E AIRPORTS Dutchess County Airport: 4 miles Sky Acres Airport: miles Stewart International Airport: 2 miles Danbury Municipal Airport: 0 miles Westchester County Airport: 7 miles Teterboro Airport: 2 miles Newark Int l Airport: 00 miles La Guardia Airport: miles JFK International Airport:00 miles TRAINS: METRO-NORTH RAILROAD AND AMTRAK Grand Central Station to Poughkeepsie: hour, 40 minutes New York Penn Staion to Poughkeepsie: hour, 2 minutes DRIVING DISTANCES Albany, NY: 72 miles Boston, MA: 24 miles Hartford, CT: 02 miles Montreal, Canada: 02 miles New York, NY: miles Newark, NJ: miles Philadelphia, PA: miles Washington, DC: 07 miles R S E Teterboro Airport Newark Y New York City 7 La Guardia Airport Greenwich Long Island Newark International Airport JFK International Airport 27 2 historic hyde park new york

5 Location Maps 22 GREENE COLUMBIA Kingston 7 BELLEFIELD Rhinebeck Hyde Park Millbrook Poughkeepsie N E W Y O R K C O N N E C T I C U T U L S T E Y N T R U C O G Red Hook Rhinebeck G C O L U M B I A 2 C O U N T Y 44 Millerton SULLIVAN ULSTER ORANGE ROCKLAND DUTCHESS BELLEFIELD PUTNAM WESTCHESTER Middleton 7 4 Newburgh 7 27 N E W J E R S E Y Beacon Taconic State Parkway 7 White Plains Stamford Greenwich Danbury Norwalk Vanderbilt Mansion Marist College Walkway Over the Hudson Mid-Hudson Bridge Newburgh Beacon Bridge FDR National Historic Site Culinary Institute of America D Hyde Park Beacon Eleanor Roosevelt Historic Site BELLEFIELD Dutchess County Airport Wappinger Falls Fishkill Millbrook Dutchess Community College Sky Acres Airport Poughkeepsie 4 Vassar College Pawling 22 C O N N E C T I C U T New York City Newark New York City Long Island Stewart International Airport O R P U T N A M C O U N T Y A N 27 G E TRADE AREA CONTEXT MAP LOCAL AREA historic hyde park new york

6 Design Brief The New York office of CMS Architecture & Design, renowned for their modern hospitality and entertainment projects, working with some of the best chefs in America, have crafted a visionary plan for s 40 acres, incorporating sustainability with traditional town and village planning principles. Designed with a 4-acre agricultural center as the heart of the property, s farmlands produce food for CSA-style distribution as well as for its restaurants. For those desiring a deeper connection with the land, their own personal gardens can flourish in provided beds or planters. Wonderful commercial opportunities abound in the exciting Market Square with its shops, flats and restaurants, as well as on Main Street anchored by a full-size food market, and its mixed use buildings and lifestyle retail. This lively, energized scene is on view from our hillside-sited Inn at. This full service, luxury hotel will graciously welcome guests for weekend getaways, weddings or rejuvenating agritourism escapes. A new Culinary Continuing Education Facility will forge an exciting, indelible bond with the CIA and Hyde Park s entire community. Personal enrichment classes such as Cooking for Better Health, Edible Landscaping and Urban Foraging will be offered for residents and hotel guests. Whether you picture your family in a detached cottage or a villa on tree lined streets, an artist-style loft or apartment with a balcony overlooking Main Street or a larger private acreage home, has the place for you to call home. Communal gathering places such as the Family Barn with a bowling alley and fully equipped art studio, the outdoor Amphitheatre, Market Square and the Village Green are all wonderful places to socialize and be inspired by things you create, taste or listen to. Everything is connected by exquisite parks and gardens, gathering areas, wetlands plus 0 miles of biking and pedestrian trails for a community of people who walk-the-walk. OBJECTIVES Create an exciting and varied regional destination which draws visitors from the entire Hudson River Valley and New York City. Over time, the project will come to be known throughout the US and the world as an international culinary tourism destination. 2 Develop a vibrant environment well-known for its unique collection of shops and exemplary pedestrian experience within a sustainable village. Provide an enticing and memorable culinary tourism destination that celebrates people coming together over fine food and wine and capitalize on existing 4. million tourist visits annually. 4 Highlight and celebrate New York State food products, wine, craft brewing and distilling. Enrich the visitor s experience by creating architecture and public spaces that create positive memorable imagery through the use of textures, patterns, selective materials, and architectural graphics. Create an atmosphere that is warm and festive through appropriate lighting, colors, seasonal graphics and landscaping program. 7 Engage the residential and other components of the project in a way that is complimentary to tourism, and vice versa. Make a strong connection to the existing local community of Hyde Park, embracing and drawing upon the history of the area. Connect with the Culinary Institute of America, building toward a two-way brand recognition that positively affects both partners. 0 Most importantly, provide an air of fine living, rooted in a responsible community, celebrating the farm to table lifestyle. KEY COMPONENTS Regional destination retail opportunities; well known key tenants, along with emerging concepts from established retailers. 2 Luxury boutique hotel Destination spa 4 Market Square, featuring multiple signature restaurant concepts, with up-and-coming chefs, showcasing locally farmed and produced food, wine, and spirits. A New York State Craft Brewers Center and Beer Garden A New York State Wine Expo Center with dozens of tasting rooms 7 A Culinary Tourism and Visitors Center A Biking Center A Farmer s Training Center drawing upon the expertise of local and New York State farmers to train the next generation of farmers. 0 Continuing Education Center with local institutions Cultural anchor with potential relationship to major New York City performing arts institutions. 2 Exceptional streetscape/pedestrian experience Programmed event spaces (farmer s market, skating rink, etc.) 4 Prestigious residential address A noted office location Trails network throughout the project, suitable for hiking, casual cycling, jogging, etc. 7 A continually refreshing brand; new restaurant concepts (rotating schedule, one new concept per year at a minimum), regularly scheduled special events, such as Thursday night tastings at Market Square, with all restaurants,food and wine purveyors participating, and seasonal graphics and landscaping. 4 historic hyde park new york

7 Project Overview SAVOR YOUR LIFE For those with an appetite for a simpler, more connected life, in historic Hyde Park, invites you to slow down and create memories in a unique place where people and nature happily co-exist FT Farm Fields Retail/Restaurant-Sty. w/mezz. Residential - Live Work Residential - Townhouses Residential - Villas Hotel/Spa Event Space/Conference Open Space/Woods Farm Grazing Meadow Retail - w/resid. above Residential - Apts. Residential - Cottages Park/Public Garden Academic Buildings Wetlands Traffic Light Just a 0-minute drive from Manhattan, is a 40-acre community designed with a 4-acre working farm as its heart and soul. A place of verdant fields, open space and fresh food, this Farm-to-Table sustainable-community, based on design principals of Traditional Neighborhood Development will offer; residences, from brownstone style homes to detached cottages to artist-style lofts to private acreage estates, all designed with regional Hudson River architectural style. Construction materials will be eco-conscious while heating and cooling systems will utilize geothermal and solar energy. For those who want to grow their own, homes will be provided with sustainable planters and beds for a more intimate yard-to-table experience. A 4-acre agriculture complex A luxury hotel with a culinary-based health and wellness spa. A boutique All-Suite Village Inn of all luxury units with a pool and tennis courts A Market Square featuring signature restaurants, artisan, specialty foods and wine shops A year-round Farmers Market A Village Green adjacent to the Market Square. A Conference Center A Performing Arts Center and Amphitheater An extensive network of ten miles walking, hiking, biking trails with wetlands and natural preserves promoting sustainable living and helping to preserve the land for generations to come. WASTEWATER TREATMENT EXISTING TRAFFIC LIGHT FARM FARM MEADOW VILLAGE COMMONS PROPOSED TRAFFIC LIGHT MAIN STREET PARK FARM VILLAGE GREEN HOTEL/SPA MARKET SQUARE EXISTING TRAFFIC LIGHT PARK FARM CULINARY EDUCATION SELECT SERVICE HOTEL historic hyde park new york

8 Brand Strategy is strongly positioned to be highly visible in the marketplace as not only a national and international tourism destination, but also as a key regional center for shopping, dining,and weekend getaways. The psychology of the brand is manifested through the following key elements: NY STATE PRODUCED FOOD & WINE will become an internationally-recognized culinary tourism destination featuring one-of-a-kind restaurant offerings by notable chefs at Market Square. Regionally, the project will be known as the premier showcase for locally produced food, wine and produce including the freshest fare from s on-site farms. SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP WITH THE CULINARY INSTITUTE OF AMERICA The presence of the Institute s new Continuing Education Center creates co-branding and co-destination opportunities aimed at food and wine enthusiasts throughout the region, the country, and the world. WINE, BEER & SPIRITS TRAIL As the central destination linking both the Dutchess and Shawangunk wine trails, becomes the hopping off point for winery tours throughout the region. The lively craft brewing and spirits distilling scene is also a growing presence in the region. CULINARY-BASED RETAIL The Shops at will feature a unique mix of signature luxury retailers, well-known national brands, and retailers with a strong local presence and ties to the surrounding communities. A CULINARY-BASED HEALTH AND WELLNESS SPA The Inn at will be the regional top of the market luxury boutique hotel, featuring the finest accommodations, first-rate staff and service, and a signature spa component. LOCATION Located less than miles from Manhattan in the Hudson River Valley region of New York s renowned wine country, is destined to become the weekend getaway destination, a must see for domestic and international travelers alike, and a prominent residential address. LIFESTYLE As a resident at, you will live in a truly complete community, offering all of the goods and services that you may need within walking distance, all contained in a vibrant and active setting, surrounded by nature. Office tenants, live/work creatives, and resident artists enjoy the convenience of shops, dining, and an on-site hotel. Visitors are offered a wide range of activities, events, services, and shopping and dining opportunities. NATURAL SETTING responds to its setting, celebrating and enhancing the beauty of the topography and natural features that define the land. Fine Foods. Fine Wine. Fine Shopping. Fine Living. historic hyde park new york

9 Psychographics Research related to the region and the US tourism market shows that directly responds to the wants and needs of the marketplace: There is a complete lack of high-quality lodging in the area. The hotel and spa facility at will serve the needs of visitors to the adjacent Culinary Institute of America. Residential offerings will serve the needs of students and faculty from the CIA as well as other local schools & universities, creative professionals and weekenders from New York City. The regional market for event and gathering spaces for programmed and casual activities is under served. California s Napa Valley is most widely recognized as the center for food and wine-related destination tourism in the United States. The Hudson River Valley, with its bountiful offerings, unique geography and close proximity to Manhattan, Connecticut, New Jersey and Massachussetts, is poised to achieve similar recognition will provide a central hub of activity for its culinary travelers and for tourists who are visiting Historic Hyde Park and its many area attractions. Rail transportation provides for easy access throughout the region. The area currently lacks a notable residential and office address. Dutchess County s assets needing improvement or expansion include evening / night-time entertainment and retail / unique shopping. The many opportunities for recreation and healthful activities, including biking and hiking, in the area will be enhanced and become an integral part of the community. historic hyde park new york 7

10 Area Overview Tourism is the county s second largest industry, sustaining more than,70 full-time equivalent jobs and generating a payroll of $24 million. Tourism promotion is underwritten by a combination of public and private sector dollars. TOURISM More than 4. million people visited Dutchess County in 202, spending in excess of $47 million. Monies spent have been broken down as follows: Food & Beverage - $07. million Lodging - $. million Recreation - $ million Retail - $ million Transportation - $ million Second Homes - $2 million - Elite Suburbs New York State is especially committed to promoting tourism; including funding nearly $0 million to grow the industry and create jobs. NYS investment and promotion helped result in an increase of. million visitors in 20 adding 2,00 tourism industry jobs statewide. National and international awareness of the Hudson Valley is increasing. National Geographic Traveler Magazine named the Hudson Valley as one of the Top 20 Places in the World to Visit in 20. HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: DIA Art Foundation The Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site Library and Museum Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site The Culinary Institute of America Bardavon Opera House the oldest operating theater in New York State. Staatsburg State Historic Site Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome Museum and Air Shows. Walkway Over the Hudson The area also boasts of several wineries, public gardens, arboretums, a zoo, pick-your-own farms and an extensive network of parks and recreation centers with facilities for boating, swimming, walking, picnicking, biking, fishing, golfing, bird watching, camping, skiing, skating, ice sailing, equestrian events as well as hiking along rail trails and the Appalachian Trail. EDUCATION, COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES In close proximity to the site are Vassar College, Bard College, Marist College, The Culinary Institute of America, Dutchess Community College, SUNY New Paltz and West Point. These colleges have a combined student population of,000 within miles. Recent studies substantiate that the direct economic impact attributed by these colleges alone total approximately $4.4 million annually. In 202 almost % of the local lodging market was college/university related. The Culinary Institute of America, in addition to having an enrollment of 2,00 students, draws the highest percentage (more than 0%) of visitors to Dutchess County. While being a center of higher education, Dutchess County also attracts very well-educated travellers. 0% of visitors have some level of college education. 7% have college degrees; with more than 40% having advanced degrees. historic hyde park new york

11 Tourist Destination Map >> KEY Fisher Center/Bard College 2 Montgomery Place Poet s Walk 4 Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome The Center for the Performing Arts at Rhinebeck Dutchess County Fairgrounds 7 Hudson River Maritime Museum Wilderstein Mills Mansion (Staatsburgh) 0 Vanderbilt Mansion Top Cottage/Val-Kill 2 Dutchess and Beyond Bicycle Club Home of FDR/ FDR Museum and Library 4 Dorsky Museum/SUNY New Paltz Culinary Institute of America Walkway Over the Hudson Bridge 7 Clearwater (Hudson River Sloop) Bardavon Opera House Mid-Hudson Civic Center/ McCann Ice Arena 20 Loeb Gallery/Vassar College 2 Mid-Hudson Bicycle Club 22 Dutchess Stadium 2 Stony Kill Farm Environmental Center 24 DIA: Beacon 2 Washington s Headquarters 2 Storm King 27 US Military Academy/West Point Kingston Culinary Institute of America W W 2 7 Beacon 24 2 Rhinebeck Hyde Park F 0 I V E M Poughkeepsie I L 0 T E N M I E S 4 2 L E BELLEFIELD 20 2 S T W E N T Y M I L Millbrook 44 E S historic hyde park new york

12 Hyde Park Regional Photos 0 historic hyde park new york

13 Aerial Rendering With its unique site and proximity to premier tourist attractions such as the Culinary Intstitute of America and the FDR Library, is certain to become an integral part of the Hudson River Valley experience. historic hyde park new york

14 Food & Wine FARM-TO-TABLE s unique Farm-to-Table program will go far beyond our own farm and agricultural center on site. Promoting local agriculture through education, community outreach, networking and hands-on on-site participation are bigger goals. Food grown in s sustainable organic gardens will not only be served in all of our restaurants and cafes, but will be available to residents for their own home-cooked meals. The Farm-to-Table philosophy gives local farmers a chance to market themselves, while supporting and encouraging family farming, farmers markets and helping to preserve regional agricultural traditions. Empowered farmers have more of a voice in influencing public policy and politics. will help to expand the understanding of the links between farming, food, health and local economics. Residents will have the option to have a plot of land in order to establish their own yard-to-table gardens. THE BREADBASKET (AND MORE) OF THE NORTHEAST will be an integral part of the Hudson Valley s community of agricultural, food, wine, brewing and spirits distilling life. The Hudson River Valley is well known historically for its great contribution in this regard. It has been a source for much of the food for the northeast region. The nation s first winery, Brotherhood Winery, was established here in. At one time production of hops for local and regional brewers and the distilling of local produce for spirits was among the highest in the country. More recently there has been a tremendous resurgence in the making and enjoyment of all of these fruits of locally grown and produced fare. The number of farms and farmers markets has increased. Local wineries have been expanding and been reaching out to the community with frequent tastings and various wine trails and tours have been established. The many regional craft breweries are expanding and developing a strong reputation. The local growing of hops has even led to a new genre of farm breweries. The burgeoning micro-distillery scene has also gotten much attention and rave reviews. In short, the visitors and residents of will have a cornucopia of fine fare to enhance the fine living, with a deep connection to the land, region, history and culture. 2 historic hyde park new york

15 Winery, Brewery & Distillery Map >> WINERIES Adair Vineyards 2 Alison Winery Applewood Winery 4 Baldwin Vineyards Benmarl Winery Brimstone Hill Vineyard 7 Brotherhood Winery Cascade Mountain Winery Clearview Winery 0 Clinton Vineyards Demarest Hill Winery & Distillery 2 Glorie Farms Winery Millbrook Winery 4 Palaia Vineyards & Winery Robibero Family Vineyards Stoutridge Vineyard 7 Tousey Winery Warwick Valley Winery & Distillery Whitecliff Winery >> BREWERIES 20 Brooklyn Brewery at CIA 2 Cave Mountain Brewing Company 22 Dutchess Hops Farm 2 Hyde Park Brewing Company 24 Keegan Ales 2 Millhouse Brewing Company 2 Newburgh Brewing Company 27 Peekskill Brewery 2 Rushing Duck Brewery 2 Westtown Brew Works >> DISTILLERIES 0 Demarest Hill Winery & Distillery Dutch s Spirits 2 Hudson Valley Distillers Tuthilltown Distillery 4 Warwick Valley Winery & Distillery 4 Windam Walden Montgomery Washingtonville 2 2 Walkill Woodstock New Paltz Woodbury Kingston Saugerties Culinary Institute of America Shawangunk Wine Trail 7 Newburgh Cornwall West Point Beacon Catskill Dutchess Wine Trail Rhinebeck Hyde Park Poughkeepsie Wappinger Falls Fishkill Red Hook Hudson 0 22 Hopewell Junction Mahopac Carmel BELLEFIELD Millbrook Pawling Brewster Copake 2 4 Pine Island 0 Warwick Monroe 27 Peekskill Granite Springs historic hyde park new york

16 Zones of Opportunity EXISTING TRAFFIC LIGHT PROJECT ENTRIES: Guests and Residents upon arrival develop an understanding of project character including its agrarian and natural setting. Entries shall be well marked and spatially defined without ostentation or monumentality. South Entry, opposite the CIA Route entry, will be more public providing easy access to major public spaces, Market, Hotel and Event Venues and a view of the corridor up to residences and farmsteads. North Entry on Rte. opens to a grazing meadow and with the Maritje Kill beyond wrapping around the base of an escarpment of fine homes surrounding a green. 2 CIA AND HUDSON RIVER VALLEY CONNECTION: Establish strong spatial and pedestrian linkages to existing projects emphasizing community and connectedness. PROJECT EDGE: Edge treatment along Route should respect the 0 foot buffer, maintain the arcadian character of the site, while drawing in visitors. Landscape, lighting and selected vistas deeper in to site will help achieve these goals. 4 VILLAGE GREEN: A lively, urbane, yet rustic plaza for the enjoyment of food, wine, art and life. Including New York State Wine Center and New York State Craft Brewers Beer Garden. Inviting and open barn-like structures provide food and wine retail and services at the ground level, with potential art galleries and exhibition space at the second floor level and surmounted by Artist Loft type dwellings. PROPOSED TRAFFIC LIGHT 4 2 MAIN STREET & VILLAGE COMMONS: Active, concentrated mixed- use, small scale retail and Live-Work center is balanced by a large, verdant, Commons transitioning to residential neighborhoods up the slope. Will feature a fresh concept, culinary-based food shopping market for visitors, local residents and regional shoppers. MARKET SQUARE: A lively public space that is a true culinary tourism destination with a variety of restaurants, cafes, and served by a year-round Farmers Market featuring regional, local, and on-site-grown fare. Easily accessed including pedestrian connections to the Village Green by footbridge, and to the Inn by terraced gardens. A New York State and Hudson Valley Tourism Center will be an added draw. Envisoned as a stage for food and wine events, music and seasonal activities including outdoor kitchens and grilling in the fair weather. 7 EXISTING TRAFFIC LIGHT 0 7 BELLEFIELD GARDEN VENUE, THE INN & SPA AT BELLEFIELD: Multi-use, elegant barn-like structure for any type of event or conference. Connected by a trellised colonnade to the Inn for convenience, but nestled into the green slopes with a raised deck spilling onto a small meadow for unique and memorable experiences. ROADS, LANES AND MEWS: Designed to follow the natural contours of the site while defining public spaces. Transitions and crossings are celebrated with bridges, both vehicular, pedestrian, and shared. Covered Bridges are meant for key crossings and will reinforce image and place-making at. Links between public spaces, parkland and residential areas are well-defined, and designed for maximum walkability. WETLANDS & TRAILS: Integral to the design and spirit of, wetlands encourage sustainability and provide habitat for wildlife. Network of trails will attract hikers, birders, bicyclists; and will link to other Hudson River Valley sites. A Biking Center will provide services and guides for resident and visiting cyclists. 0 SELECT SERVICE HOTEL: Will provide much-needed, moderately priced lodging increasing the number of tourists expected to visit. 4 historic hyde park new york

17 Key Plan Farm Fields Retail/Restaurant-Sty. w/mezzanine Residential - Live Work Residential - Townhouses Residential - Villas Hotel/Spa Event Space/Conference Recreation Building Traffic Light Farm Grazing Meadow Retail - w/residential above Residential - Apartments Residential - Cottages Park/Public Garden Academic Buildings Wetlands Open Space/Woods Entry FT p2: EASTERN RIDGE & FARMSTEADS p2: NORTH CIRCLE & MEWS p22: THE INN & SPA p27: FARM VILLAGE FUTURE COMMERCIAL p2: PARKSIDE AT MARITJE PLACE p2: MAIN STREET & VILLAGE COMMONS p20: VILLAGE GREEN p2: MARKET SQUARE w/tourism & Biking Centers p0: SELECT SERVE HOTEL historic hyde park new york

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20 >> KEY Culinary Institute Rte. Entry 2 Entry The Village Green 4 The Market Square The Inn at Destination Spa 7 Garden Venue Covered Bridge Wetlands 0 To Residences & Farms To Main Street & Village Commons 2 To Academic Campus Select Services Hotel Your Arrival at Driving or cycling on Route - the Hudson Valley s main road along the sylvan, wooded slopes one would catch glimpses of village-like clusters of various buildings their active roofscapes punctuating the extensive canopy of trees. Approaching the estate-like entry, views would open to the heart of the Village Green to the north and the Market Square to the south. A dramatic vista continues east up the rolling terrain past the Inn, Event Center and Spa, to the summit marked by the barn, silos and farm fields that define the Farm to Table nature of the sustainable village that is. historic hyde park new york

21 Entry View Looking to Village Green, Market Square, the Inn, Residences & Farm Fields historic hyde park new york

22 7 4 0 >> KEY Footbridge to Market Square 2 Village Green Terrace Cafe Coffee Roaster & Tea House 4 Existing Ruins in New Garden NY State Wine Center 2 NYC Craft Brewers Beer Garden 7 Public Parking Wetlands To Main Street & Village Common 0 The Village Green Garden The Village Green Prominently sited at the Route Entry, the Village Green is a lively, urbane, but rustic public space. Encircled by tree canopies and wetland streams, it is accessed by a picturesque footbridge from the Market Square and from the ample shaded and screened parking immediately east. A concentration of food retail and services, art galleries, shops and artist studio lofts will result in a dynamic and creative place sensitively carved out of the wooded site. A spacious terrace supported by rough-hewn timber trestles provides an overlook to the Hudson River to the west and the expected dramatic sunsets. A New York State Wine Center and NYC Craft Brewers Beer garden and a coffee and teahouse will feature prominently here. 20 historic hyde park new york

23 >> KEY To Select Service Hotel 2 Market Square West Market Hall w/lofts above 4 East Market w/lofts above Feature Restaurant Garden Venue 7 The Inn at Terraced Garden access to Square Destination Spa 0 Tourism Center Biking Center The Market Square Embrace a locavore s lifestyle, and fill your market basket till it overflows with farm-fresh ingredients grown on property; and from nearby Hudson River Valley farms at Market Square s year-round farmers market. Dine in one of our several signature restaurants, with a rising star chef at the helm. Feel good knowing they re creating original Farm-to-Table menus using fresh, locally sourced ingredients for both intimate meals, family dinners, larger gatherings, foodie-themed events and musical programs. Relish knowing that you re eating locally sourced food, which is always fresher, healthier, tastes better and is more eco-conscious, since nothing s transported long distances. Delight in the knowledge that not only do you know where your food is coming from, you may even know the farmer s name. historic hyde park new york 2

24 >> KEY Garden Venue 2 The Inn at Destination Spa 4 Spa Pool & Treatment Rooms The Market Square Covered Bridge 7 Wetlands To Select Service Hotel To Educational Campus 0 To Residences & Farms To The Village Green & Main Street The Inn at Once you proceed up the hill and cross the stream on our covered bridge, your journey has truly taken you to a place fresh, natural and alive. Nestled among the treetops on a natural rise, the Inn at provides wonderful amenities. s Culinary-Based Health and Wellness Spa will take healthy living to a new good-for-you level. Working with renowned NYC fitness expert and sports medicine physician, Dr. Jordan D. Metzl, s destination spa will encourage a more active fitness program, that might include nutrition counseling, preventative wellness and continuing education programs and other options for wellness plans. Indoor facilities will include Pilates, indoor cycling and yoga studios. Of course, classic spa services are also on the menu; for those interested in a rejuvenating massage or a spa manicure. Events at the Garden Venue take place in a building inspired by the great barns of the Hudson Valley. The dramatic and generous space can be configured for many types of events that are certain to spill out onto the spacious deck overlooking a green meadow and a vista that continues up the hill to our farms. 22 historic hyde park new york

25 View of Spa, the Inn at & the Garden Venue >> KEY Garden Venue 2 The Inn at Destination Spa 4 Spa Pool & Treatment Rooms The Market Square Market Square Restaurant 7 Wetlands Entry from Route To The Village Green & Main Street 0 To Residences and Farms 0 historic hyde park new york 2

26 Trails,Walks & Parkland Trails Pedestrian Lanes Farms, Meadows Parks & Greens >> KEY Route NYS Bicycle Route 2 Culinary Institute Route Entry Entry 4 Maritje Lane Entry West Dorsey Lane St. Andrew s Road 7 North Entry FT TRAILS & OPEN SPACES is a site blessed with wonderfully diverse landscapes and features; from woodlands to meadows, fields to mountains and streams and wetlands. Throughout the property, a network of trails and open spaces exist to afford residents and visitors the opportunity to truly commune with nature and drink in panoramic views of the surrounding mountainscape. Here, we ve created a variety of recreational programs and experiences to be had on site. These trails are just the beginning of outdoor experiences throughout the entire valley including hiking, mountain biking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Directly adjacent to the property, the Hudson Valley Rail Trail is being expanded from 2 to 0 miles, creating a safe and secluded, and seemingly endless routes, for cyclists, joggers and walkers to further enjoy the scenic Hudson Valley landscape. A hike or bike ride of less than miles will get you to the Walkway Over the Hudson the world s highest pedestrian bridge and its magnificent views up and down the Hudson River Valley and beyond. 24 historic hyde park new york

27 Main Street & The Village Commons 0 Main Street provides the lively urbanity and shopping you crave; alongside the green, open space of The Village Commons. 7 Shops and boutiques are topped by spacious, elegant apartments. Abundant parking is concealed inside the blocks with intimate scaled live/work units sited along the Hudson River side of this unique neighborhood. A new concept culinary-based food shopping market will anchor the west portion of the Main Street neighborhood. 4 2 The Village Commons nestled between Main Street and the verdant, wooded ridge to its east provides for recreation and cultural life. An outdoor naturally fed pool and adjoining fountains and landscape greatly complement this true public garden. 4 2 Let the sound of music and the sight of fine art feed your soul at The Performing Arts Center at. A varied engaging program will draw in both residents and visitors. A covered performance hall will have seating for 00 guests opening to an outdoor amphitheatre sloping up the hillside to accommodate an additional 00 guests. Planned programming will include something for everyone; from national musical performances, touring theatrical companies from New York City and across the US, local theater groups, with temporary museum installations gracing the exhibition galleries. >> KEY Main Street Mixed-Use Buildings 2 Small Scale Retail & Live/Work Culinary-based Food Market 4 Landscaped Parking Courts Restaurant Village Commons 7 Pavilion Clubhouse Outdoor Pool, Recreation & Event Amphitheater 0 Terrace Townhouses The Meadow 2 The Village Green New York State Route historic hyde park new york 2

28 The Residences: North Circle & Mews 7 There s a groundswell of a movement going on across America in a few special areas. People planning communities are looking to create places to live that blend modern life harmoniously with nature. does this. Here, you can hike on a nature trail on site, or nearby, with your children in the morning, pick some lettuce from your own garden plot for lunch, shop on a lively Main Street in the afternoon, catch up with friends and neighbors over a craft cocktail at lively Market Hall at dusk. Wrap up a perfect day, relishing a meal created with fresh, seasonal ingredients at one of s many restaurants or cafes, all staffed with visionary young chefs from the Culinary Institute of America Luxurious, yet not exclusive, will protect existing natural preserves and integrate an updated classic American neighborhood. Here curved, organic feeling streets intersect with a network of wide sidewalks and peaceful trails for safe walking in this pedestrian-friendly community. Inspired by beautiful turn-of-the-century neighborhoods, the homes will reflect regional architectural style, with welcoming front porches for easy spontaneous get-togethers. Homes will be built with green materials and heating and cooling systems will be eco-conscious contributing to this sustainable community. Residents of the North Circle and Mews neighborhood have the best of both worlds. Sited on a wooded ridge, its homes linked by a network of pedestrian ways, to the northeast and southeast, residents have only a short walk to the farms that are woven into the life of. While enjoying views of the Hudson River Valley one can walk down the grand terraced steps to the Village Common, Outdoor Theater and the shops of Main Street. 4 >> KEY North Circle Cottages - 0 Units 2 Hillside Cottages - Units The Mews - Units 4 Terrace Townhomes - 0 Units Park Wetlands 7 Farm Amphitheater Village Commons 0 To East Ridge Neighborhood 2 historic hyde park new york

29 The Residences: The Farm Village 2 Natural and more designed spaces are all over, from the wide, open Village Common that welcomes games of frisbee, to the more manicured, landscaped Vanderbilt and Churchill Parks that invite picnicking or losing yourself in a good book. The undisturbed native wetland system a prime spot for birding will meander throughout the property A particularly idyllic neighborhood or perhaps we should say agri-hood the Farm Village is poised between the Farms to the east and the Market Square a short amble down the South Country Lane. A Wetlands Nature Preserve is the focal point of this sustainable village, with the vista up the hill surmounted by the barn and silos of the Southeast Farm. The mix of cottages, detached homes, townhomes and terraced townhouses follow the contours of the natural terrain with a network of country lanes, pedestrian ways, and rustic trails woven thru this unique fabric of homes, gardens, woods and wetlands. 0 2 >> KEY Farm Village Cottages - 0 Units 2 Ridge Road Houses - 2 Units The Crossing Cottages - Units 4 Terrace Lane Homes - Units Terrace Townhomes - 20 Units Park 7 Wetlands Farm South Country Lane & buffer 0 To the Inn at To East Ridge Neighborhood 2 To Market Square To Village Commons historic hyde park new york 27

30 The Parkside Residences at Maritje Place The Parkside Residences are situated atop a wooded escarpment, at the base of which runs the fresh stream of the Maritje Kill, winding its way to the nearby Hudson River. A close-knit enclave of very special homes, they are certain to attract neighborly sorts, drawn by the lovely manicured green they share. The backs of many of the homes feature expansive views to the Hudson Valley. Town and Country come together all homes have private gardens in wooded clearings and it s only steps to leafy hiking and biking trails, a grazing meadow to the southwest and the largest of the working farms and most extensive of protected wetlands to the northeast. 7 A mix of residence types and sizes include a well-appointed, lodge-like apartment house, townhouses, larger homes and four very special villas at the prow of the Maritje Place escarpment. Surrounded by outdoor recreation opportunities, in addition to gardening, hiking and biking, tennis courts set in the woods with views of the farm are sure to be the setting for memorable matches. Maritje Place vividly represents s endless ways to connect to the land >> KEY Maritje Kill 2 Grazing Meadow Farm 4 Steps & Trail Trail & Footbridge Apartment House - 0 Units 7 Maritje Townhouses - Units Maritje Place Homes - 22 Units Park 2 historic hyde park new york

31 >> KEY Hilltop Homes - Units 2 Farmstead Cottages - Units Farmstead Homes - 2 Units 4 Farmland - approx. 7. acres Family Barn & General Store Wetlands 7 East Country Lane South Country Lane East Ridge Homes & Farmsteads The summit of the project is the agri-hood known as The East Ridge. Very special homes are intimately sited within a wooded wetlands preserve, sharing the land as a true responsible community, with prime farmland at the highest ridge of the site. It is only fitting that the defining feature of the Farm-to-Table sustainable village of occupies such a prominent spot and commands such striking views of the Hudson Valley the acknowledged Bread Basket of the North East. historic hyde park new york 2

32 Select Service Hotel >> KEY Landscaped buffer & controlled views from Route 2 Select Service Hotel Culinary Institue Entry 4 Market Square & Feature Restaurant Landscaped Allee connection to Market Square Garden Venue Event & Conference Center 7 The Inn at - Boutique Hotel & Spa Located on a prominent corner- near to the Hyde Park Historic Town Center and directly across Route from the main entry of the internationally renowned Culinary Institue of America, this site will be activated by a moderately priced hotel providing much need lodging for tourists and business travelers alike. Set on a high, level site with easy access from the road, it will provide gracious accomodations and amneties such as a small conference center, pool and a rooftop lounge. Conveniently located on Route, the hotel will draw additional tourists to the area and to the site. Walkable nearby amenities include the Market Square with its feature restaurant and the Event & Conference center. The building is designed to be sympathetic to the historic architecture of the Village of Hyde Park; while having easy access, ample parking and state of the art hospitality amenities. 0 historic hyde park new york

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