Rockland County Real Estate:  Looking for homes by the water, try Piermont condos. Homes  available in all price ranges!  Piermont Condo Sales: September 2008 Address BED BATH SQFT DOM OLP$ List Price SOLD $ 111 ABBOTTSFORD GATE   3 3 1983 148 879,900 879,900 830,000 108 HARBOR COVE 1 1   38 429,000 439,000 390,000 28 ROUNDTREE   2 1.1 1012 133 310,000 269,000 PENDING   Previous Months August 2008   Michael TruianoRockland County Real Estate LLC845-480-2366mike@rocklandcountyrealestate.com 10/07/2008

Rockland County Real Estate LLC:  Searching homes for sale in Orangetown? We are a boutique agency specializing in condo sales throughout the county Read here to see what Piermont Condos are selling for.            Piermont Condo Sales August 2008 Address BED BATH SQFT DOM OLP$ LIST $ SOLD $ 109 Harbor Cove 2 2 1800 785 689,000 560,000 535,000 5 LAWRENCE PARK # 12 2 1 1292 33 305,000 305,000 295,000 111 ABBOTTSFORD GATE 3 3 1983 148 879,900 879,900 PENDING 779 PIERMONT AV # 2 3 2.1 1700 111 795,000 750,000 PENDING 108 HARBOR COVE 1 1   38 429,000 439,000 PENDING DOM- DAYS ON MARKETOLP=ORIGINAL LIST PRICE   Michael Truiano845-480-2366mike@rocklandcountyrealestate.com 09/10/2008

Piermont Historical Society Boat Cruise Sunday September 23 was the boat cruise on the majestic Hudson River. The boat left from the end of the Piermont Pier, went under the Tappan Zee bridge then made its way down the Palisades Cliffs toward New York City. It was a beautiful evening, the weather was perfect, the conversation was lively and the food was fantastic. What more could you really ask for? Relax and watch the 1 minute slideshow. 09/19/2007

  Today was a beautiful blustery winter day in Piermont NY.  You could feel the excitement in the air as the Henry Family set out to see the Snowy Owl that had taken up residence at the end of the Piermont Pier.  As a rule the Snowy Owl is only seen in Canada or in the Arctic.  Fortunately for us this owl had decided to fly south for the winter.  This lone female snowy owl had been hunting ducks for the last few weeks in the icy waters of the Hudson River.  As we began the mile long trek to the end of the pier in 20 degree weather I debated the sanity of my recreational choice for a February Sunday.  As we approached the end of the pier I could not believe how many fellow bird enthusiasts had also braved the cold to see our northern visitor.  One of the women there said that this bird w... 02/12/2007