Kingston's Premier
Outdoor Living Experts

Kingston, New York's first capital and the seat of Ulster County, is a city where three centuries of history converge with a thriving contemporary arts and culinary scene. The Stockade District — one of the oldest continuously inhabited neighborhoods in the United States — features 17th and 18th-century stone houses built by Dutch settlers, while the Rondout waterfront district showcases Victorian-era commercial architecture reimagined as galleries, restaurants, and residences.

The city's landscape character is defined by its relationship to both the Hudson River and the Catskill Mountains. Properties in the Midtown and Uptown neighborhoods sit on gently rolling terrain with mature hardwood canopies, while the areas west of the city toward the Catskill foothills feature more dramatic elevation changes and rocky outcroppings that create natural opportunities for boulder retaining walls and cascading water features.

Kingston's real estate market has attracted a significant influx of homeowners from New York City who are drawn to the city's cultural vibrancy and architectural authenticity. These buyers bring sophisticated design expectations and a willingness to invest in premium outdoor living spaces. The demand for outdoor kitchens, natural stone patios, and complete backyard transformations has grown substantially, driven by homeowners who view their outdoor space as an extension of Kingston's creative, artisanal culture.

Located just 25 miles from our New Paltz headquarters, Kingston is deeply familiar territory for our team. We have completed projects across every neighborhood — from intimate courtyard gardens in the Stockade to expansive estate landscapes in the Town of Kingston. We understand the local bluestone quarry sources, the specific soil conditions of the Esopus Creek watershed, and the design sensibilities of a community that values authenticity, craftsmanship, and connection to the natural landscape.