Mapleview Rd, East Fishkill
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Mapleview Rd
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2yrs+
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"Trailer park in the woods"
Off of Palen Road, in between Routes 82 and 52, you'll find Mapleview Road. It is part of the Charlett Grove Trailer Park, which appears to contain several dozen very modest homes.
Location-wise, this isn't a bad spot. You're relatively close to Hopewell Junction, which has restaurants, places to shop, places to worship, places to send your kids to school, parks, public transportation, and all that good stuff. You're also not a tremendous drive away from other things to do, being in the most populated part of Dutchess County. This road itself, however, is in a relatively woodsy area and there's not much around the trailer park.
As one might expect, home values are definitely more affordable. I was only able to find a few for this street, but they're generally in the low-to-mid $100k range. It is a low-income neighborhood, which is unfortunate but true. The trailers are very densely-packed, also not unexpectedly, which can sometimes mean your home is a very short distance from your neighbors on both sides. I'd imagine there's quite a bit of community with neighbors here.
Parking appears to me as though it can be a problem; there aren't a lot of places to maneuver around here with the streets being narrow and not every place looking like it has a driveway.
Mapleview Road is alright if this is the kind of neighborhood you can afford. It's not in a bad setting and it's not far from things to do.
Location-wise, this isn't a bad spot. You're relatively close to Hopewell Junction, which has restaurants, places to shop, places to worship, places to send your kids to school, parks, public transportation, and all that good stuff. You're also not a tremendous drive away from other things to do, being in the most populated part of Dutchess County. This road itself, however, is in a relatively woodsy area and there's not much around the trailer park.
As one might expect, home values are definitely more affordable. I was only able to find a few for this street, but they're generally in the low-to-mid $100k range. It is a low-income neighborhood, which is unfortunate but true. The trailers are very densely-packed, also not unexpectedly, which can sometimes mean your home is a very short distance from your neighbors on both sides. I'd imagine there's quite a bit of community with neighbors here.
Parking appears to me as though it can be a problem; there aren't a lot of places to maneuver around here with the streets being narrow and not every place looking like it has a driveway.
Mapleview Road is alright if this is the kind of neighborhood you can afford. It's not in a bad setting and it's not far from things to do.
