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Village of Grand View-on-Hudson, NY: zoning for new construction

2 districts Min residential lot 0.23–0.51 ac Orange & Rockland

Residential lots in the Village of Grand View-on-Hudson run from a 0.23-acre minimum in Zone B Residential up to 0.51 acres in Zone A Residential, across 2 zoning districts in all. Short-term rentals prohibited. Power here is Orange & Rockland territory. The district table below has the setbacks, height limits and coverage - confirm the specifics with the building department at (845) 358-2919 before you rely on a figure.

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Zoning districts

District Min lot Setbacks F / S / R Max height ADU
Zone A Residential (the entire area west of River Road. Minimum ADJUSTED lot area 22,000 sf with at least 125 ft of frontage on a public road; a lot qualifies for subdivision only at 54,000 sf of adjusted lot area with 200 ft of frontage, each resulting lot keeping at least 100 ft. Front setback 50 ft from a public road or the Village Park buffer area and 25 ft from any other right-of-way line; principal buildings 25 ft from a property line, other structures 10 ft. Max FAR 20%. No principal building may contain less than 1,500 sf of floor area. No lot coverage percentage is set) 0.51 ac 50 / 25 / 25 ft 35 ft No
Zone B Residential (the strip between River Road and the mean high water mark of the Hudson. Minimum ADJUSTED lot area 10,000 sf with at least 100 ft of frontage on River Road. Setback 25 ft from the right-of-way line; principal buildings 20 ft from a property line, other structures 10 ft. Max FAR 25%. HEIGHT IS A VIEW-CORRIDOR RULE, NOT A FIGURE: to preserve Hudson River views from River Road, no building may rise more than two stories nor more than 4 1/2 ft above the easterly side of River Road, measured every twelve inches in a straight vertical line to the top of the building; where the lot lies substantially at the same level as River Road, nothing may rise more than one story or 15 feet. Lot area is measured to the mean high water mark and no artificial accretion by fill counts. No lot coverage percentage is set) 0.23 ac 25 / 20 / 20 ft No

Short-term rentals

Short-term rentals prohibited. Short-term rental is not an available use in Grand View-on-Hudson, on the face of the Zoning Law. Chapter VI-E is a closed list: 'Only those uses listed for each zone as being permitted shall be permitted. Any use not specifically listed as being permitted shall be deemed to be prohibited.' No lodging, transient-accommodation or rental use is listed in either zone; Chapter VI-B states there is no commercial or business district anywhere in the Village; Chapter VI-C bars occupancy by more than one family; and the Home Occupation definition in Chapter IV expressly excludes 'transient accommodations.' Note that this is the closed-list clause doing the work — the Village has no local law that names short-term rentals, so confirm with the Village at (845) 358-2919 before relying on it either way. Separately, since 2025 New York State requires every short-term-rental host to register the unit with the State through the county registry.

Good to know

Working out a budget? A standard-finish build here runs $229–$300/sq ft , and a conforming lot adds about $86,168 on top - see the full cost to build a house in Grand View-on-Hudson, or what an ADU costs here.

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Zoning figures for Village of Grand View-on-Hudson are compiled from the municipal code (last reviewed 2026-07-22) and provided for decision-support only - not legal, engineering, or architectural advice. Setback and dimensional standards often carry conditions and exceptions; verify with the building department at (845) 358-2919 before relying on any number. Source: Offsite / Aldo zoning dataset, municipalData.js.

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