Putnam County, from its eastern borders teeming with lakes and farmland, charming villages and protected heritage sites, to its western shoreline on the Hudson River, is a jewel among the Empire State’s counties. Putnam has many great attractions for all - if you love Art and/or History, check out Boscobel House & Garden, Manitoga - Russel Wright Design Center, Putnam County History Museum, and Southeast Museum to name a few. If you love scenic hiking or walking trails, visit Constitution Marsh Audubon, Cornish Estate ruins, Stonecrop Gardens, Clarence Fahnestock State Park & Canopus Beach, California Hill State Forest, Wonder Lake State Park, Nimham Mountain, and many more in glorious Putnam County.

Putnam County is about 55 miles North of Manhattan/NYC and 20 miles South of Poughkeepsie. Our office covers Town of Carmel (Carmel, Mahopac, Baldwins Place), Town of Philipstown (Continental Village, Manitou, Garrison, Cold Spring, Nelsonville), Town of Putnam Valley (Lake Peekskill, Oscawana, Putnam Valley, Tompkins Corners), and the River Towns/communities between the listed areas.

Nearby Train Station: Manitou, Garrison, Cold Spring, and Breakneck Ridge (Metro-North Railroad Hudson Line). Brewster, Southeast, and Patterson (Metro-North Railroad Harlem Line). Connection to Amtrak can be made via Hudson Line (South at Croton-Harmon Station in Westchester County or North at Poughkeepsie Station in Dutchess County).