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Baker Residential unveils The Grove at New Windsor: A 142-townhome property located on the former Stewart Military Base

Baker Residential has debuted The Grove at New Windsor, a collection of 142 two-and three-bedroom townhomes located on the site of the former Stewart military base. The community will feature residences ranging in size from 2,200 to 2,500 s/f. "Orange County has become the premier destination for homebuyers looking for an alternative to the hustle-and-bustle of urban living at prices dramatically lower than those found in areas such as northern New Jersey and Westchester and Rockland Counties," said Clark Atwood, VP/general manager of Baker Residential. "This unquestionably proved to be the case at Woodside Knolls at Wallkill which has experienced sales success since its debut and with only a few opportunities remaining, is quickly nearing a complete sell-out."
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