The Clermont is visual excitement, in a prime, stylish downtown location with luxury condos on the Hudson River with boat slips.  It was designed and named after Robert Fultons first steamship, that steamed up the Hudson River in 1807 to Albany from the East River in Manhattan.

The pictures depict its’ unusual design, but you need to see it, to smell the river to get the true sense of this special Condo development.  The structure has the look and feel of the Fulton Ship, and with the docks and boat slips outside, you‘re at home on the Mother ship.  Inside the building are luxury duplexes, and triplexes, waterfront condos with patios.  The riverfront condos range in price 550k – 900K for the luxury condos in the Clermont. Park one car in underground parking, and another car in the outside assigned lot.

Each view continues to expand from the envy inducing first floor residential level to the upper floors condos where panoramic views stretch the horizon.   On the Fourth of July there are dueling fireworks from the Rivertowns on both sides of the Hudson in Westchester and Rockland county and down thru New York City and New Jersey.

A couple of blocks from the Clermont Condo building is the Nyack Boat Club.  This is a true boat club, it’s affordable, and run and owned by the members, as a member you can dry dock your boat for winter.  Members get together for barbeque’s and sailboat racing on the River. It is a relaxed and comfortable club.

Drive thru the town, past Memorial Park (with a permit, you could launch a boat ), the River Mile is 29, and whether you arrive by car , boat or mass transit you feel exhilarated.  Come down Main Street (route 59) pass the clubs, shops, artists, theatre or your everyday quirky people.  Broadway has wonderful eateries, antique shops, boutiques, and many houses of worship.  

 Two miles up is another boat ramp at Julias Petersen Inc. in Upper Nyack – RM 31.

Capture Nyack ‘s promise of rich & surprising experiences in a conscious and connected urban condos, catch the train in Tarrytown, there is a commuter bus that runs across the Tappan Zee bridge to catch the Metro North Railroad to Grand Central Station.  The Red and Tan Bus Lines drives down through New Jersey into Penn Station.

Walk to Nyack Beach on North Broadway, up a few blocks on Gedney Street, where you will pass the Rivercrest (there are a lot of coops here) the building is older but your view isn’t any less spectacular.  Parking is outside assigned spaces. The price range is 300k to 350k for a one or two bedroom coop.  There is a gym on the premises.

In South Nyack, there is also Riverfront Coops with views of the Tappan Zee Bridge and Hook Mountain.  There are four buildings at the site called Salisbury Point and if coming over the Bridge into Rockland County, there the first thing you see on your right. 

There are one and 2 bedroom apartments built in 1970's that range in price from

Riverspace (formerly the Helen Hayes Theatre) just re-opened, and there is live entertainment, both drama, comedies, and musicals.

Nyack in the Summertime,  there is so much to do, Festivals with Arts & Crafts,  and outdoor fairs with live music, top performers, fun in the streets of Rockland County. 

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