A World-Class Culinary and Agritourist Destination Located in the Heart of New York's Hudson River Valley
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A World-Class Culinary and Agritourist Destination Located in the Heart of New York’s Hudson River Valley
Bellefield at Historic Hyde Park is a new 2.1-million-square-foot
$500 million one-of-a-kind mixed-use development
featuring world-class multi-faceted culinary, lifestyle,
tourism and hospitality offerings.
Hyde Park
Situated on 340 acres directly across from the world’s
largest culinary school the Culinary Institute of America in
the heart of New York’s Hudson River Valley, Bellefield will
include culinary shops and farm-to-table restaurants, two
hotels, a spa, a conference center, an education center and
residential spaces that are seamlessly integrated into the
picturesque landscape and agricultural sites.
Residences
558 Residential Units
Hotels Franklin D. Roosevelt
Presidential Library
The Inn at Bellefield, a 133-room all-suite lifestyle hotel, and Museum
opening in 2020
Vanderbilt
150-room full-service, luxury hotel Mansion Estate
Dining and Retail
300,000 square feet of farm-to-table, chef-driven
dining offerings, artisan culinary retailers, food markets
and related businesses
The Hudson Valley Culinary Center
10,000 to 200,000 square feet for multiple tenants
Vassar Brothers
Medical Center
9 Walkway over
the Hudson
Hudson River COLLEGE
“This is a one-of-a-kind development in a strategic location that will
exponentially develop the food and beverage culture in the
Hudson Valley while creating a natural partnership of businesses, retailers,
farmers, and homeowners.”
Thomas M. Mulroy, CEO, T-Rex Capital Group LLC
Opportunities
Hotel Conceptual Rendering
Hotel Conceptual Rendering
Bellefield at Historic Hyde Park is destined to be an extraordinary, premier
agri-community for living, visiting and indulging. This unique culinary
experience nestled in the Northeast United States’ breadbasket, will be
centered around the Hudson Valley Culinary Village and Market, which
will offer 500,000 square feet of farm-to-table, chef-driven dining
offerings; artisan culinary retailers; food markets; and related businesses.
Space opportunities range from 500 to 10,000 square feet.
0 400 800 1200 1600 2000FT
Farm Fields Farm Grazing Meadow
Retail/Restaurant-1Sty. w/Mezz. Retail - w/Resid. above
Residential - Live Work Residential - Apts.
Residential - Townhouses Residential - Cottages
Residential - Villas Park/Public Garden
Hotel/Spa Academic Buildings
Event Space/Conference Wetlands
Open Space/Woods Traffic Light
FARM
FARM FARM
PARK CULINARY
FARM EDUCATION
PARK
VILLAGE VILLAGE GREEN HOT
WASTEWATER
COMMONS EL/S
TREATMENT PA
SELECT
SERVICE
HOTEL
MAIN STREET
MEADOW
MARKET SQUARE
EXISTING TRAFFIC LIGHT PROPOSED TRAFFIC LIGHT EXISTING TRAFFIC LIGHT
The Market Square
The Market Square
Visitors and residents will embrace a locavore’s lifestyle with farm-fresh ingredients grown on property and from
nearby Hudson River Valley farms at Bellefield Market Square’s year-round farmers’ market.
We are seeking several signature restaurants offering original farm-to-table menus using fresh, locally-sourced
ingredients for intimate meals, family dinners, large gatherings, “foodie-themed” events and musical programs.
The Village Green
The Village Green
We envision prominently featuring a New York State wine center and craft
brewery beer garden and a coffee and teahouse at The Village Green.
Prominently situated at the Bellefield Route 9 entry, the Village Green will be a lively, urbane, but rustic public
space. Encircled by tree canopies and wetland streams, it will be accessed by a picturesque footbridge from the
Market Square and from the ample shaded and screened parking immediately east. A concentration of food retail
and services, art galleries, shops and artist studio lofts will result in a dynamic and creative place—sensitively carved
out of the wooded site. A spacious terrace —supported by rough-hewn timber trestles provides an overlook to the
Hudson River to the west—and the expected dramatic sunsets.Main Street and The Village Commons
Main Street and
The Village Commons
Main Street will provide lively urbanity and shopping alongside the green, open space of Bellefield Village
Commons. Street-level shops and boutiques will be topped by spacious, elegant apartments. Abundant parking is
concealed inside the blocks with intimate scaled live/work units sited along the Hudson River side of this unique
neighborhood. We are seeking a new culinary-based food shopping market that will anchor the west portion of
the Main Street neighborhood.The Village Commons—nestled between Main Street and the lush, wooded ridge to its east, The Village Commons will provide many options for recreational and cultural activities. An outdoor naturally fed pool, adjoining fountains and landscape will complement this true public garden.
“With so many premier tourism destinations located in Hyde Park,
the addition of attractive, well-located lodging will allow visitors
to stay where they play.”
Aileen Rohr, Supervisor, Town of Hyde ParkTourism
The Hudson River Valley is one of New York State’s top tourist destinations and
Bellefield at Historic Hyde Park is destined to become the weekend getaway
destination, a must-see for domestic and international travelers alike, and a
prominent residential address. Directly across from the world-leading Culinary
Institute of America, Dutchess County welcomed nearly 5 million visitors who
spent $601.5 million in lodging, dining, shopping and area attractions which is
only anticipated to keep growing with the addition of the Bellefield and the new
developments to the area.
Bellefield will capitalize on the thriving tourism in the Hudson River Valley, also
known as the “Napa Valley of the east,” which saw 20 million visitors in 2017;
greatly surpassing Napa Valley’s 3.85 million visitors for the year.Tourism
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1 Fisher Center/Bard College
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2 Montgomery Place 6
Kingston 10
3 Poet’s Walk 7 Rhinebeck
4 Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome TE
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5 The Center for the Performing 8 M
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Arts at Rhinebeck 87
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6 Dutchess County Fairgrounds 9W
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7 Hudson River Maritime Museum 9 FIV
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8 Wilderstein M
9 Mills Mansion (Staatsburgh)
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10 Vanderbilt Mansion 11
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11 Top Cottage/Val-Kill Hyde Park
Millbrook
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12 Dutchess and Beyond 13
Culinary Institute
Bicycle Club of America BELLEFIELD
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13 Home of FDR/ FDR Museum
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and Library
16 Poughkeepsie
14 Dorsky Museum/SUNY New Paltz
15 Culinary Institute of America 44
17 18 19
16 “Walkway Over the Hudson” Bridge 20 21
55
17 Clearwater (Hudson River Sloop)
18 Bardavon 1869 Opera House
19 Mid-Hudson Civic Center/
McCann Ice Arena
20 Loeb Gallery/Vassar College 9
9W
21 Mid-Hudson Bicycle Club
22 Dutchess Stadium
23 Stony Kill Farm
22 23
Environmental Center 84
24 DIA: Beacon Beacon
25 Washington’s Headquarters 25 24
26 Storm King
27 US Military Academy/West Point 87
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27The Hudson River Valley
Booming with over $8 billion in major developments, Bellefield at Historic Hyde Park
plans to become an integral part of this Hudson River Valley experience.
Located in Hyde Park, Bellefield will be able to benefit from the existing 5 million visitors per year from major
tourism destinations such as the CIA, the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum, The Eleanor
Roosevelt National Historic Site, Vanderbilt Mansion Estate and The Walkway Over the Hudson. Also within
proximity are 35,000 students enrolled in Marist College, Vassar College, Bard College, SUNY at New Paltz,
Dutchess Community College and the United States Military Academy (West Point).
Bellefield will have 10 miles of walking, hiking and biking trails, all to be connected to the existing Hudson River
Valley Greenway. This extensive network of wetlands and natural preserves will promote sustainable living and help
to preserve the land for generations to come.Transportation
Located approximately 90 minutes from Hyde Park
Manhattan and in the heart of the Hudson BELLEFIELD
River Valley, Bellefield is easily accessible by Poughkeepsie
car, bus and train via major transportation Sky Acres Airport
corridors including service by Metro 87 Dutchess
County Airport
North and Amtrak. If arriving by plane 22
or helicopter, Dutchess County Airport,
Sky Acres Airport, New York Stewart
International Airport and Westchester Newburgh
County Airport, to name a few, are 81
Beacon
within proximity. Stewart International 84
Airport Taconic State
Parkway Danbury
Danbury Municipal
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Trains:
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Metro-North Railroad & Amtrak
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New York Penn Staion to Poughkeepsie: 1 hour, 25 minutes
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MTA Metro-North Railroad E
Grand Central Station to Poughkeepsie: 1 hour, 40 minutes N
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Airports N
Norwalk
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Westchester County
Dutchess County Airport: 14 miles White
Airport
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J Plains
Sky Acres Airport: 16 miles E
Stewart International Airport: 29 miles
R Stamford
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Danbury Municipal Airport: 50 miles Greenwich
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Westchester County Airport: 67 miles
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Teterboro Airport: 82 miles
La Guardia Airport: 95 miles
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Newark International Airport: 100 miles
JFK International Airport:100 miles
Teterboro Airport
Driving Distances
New York
Albany, NY: 72 miles City
Long Island
New York, NY: 86 miles
Newark La Guardia
Hartford, CT: 102 miles Airport
Newark, NJ: 111 miles Newark International JFK International
Philadelphia, PA: 165 miles Airport Airport
Boston, MA: 234 miles
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Montreal, Canada: 302 miles 95
Washington, DC: 307 milesFood and Wine
Food and Wine
The Northeast United States’ breadbasket - the Hudson River Valley, is well known historically for its community of
agricultural, food, wine, brewing and spirits distilling life. Bellefield at Historic Hyde Park will be an integral part of
this community and the visitors and residents will have a plethora of fine fare to enhance the fine living, with a deep
connection to the land, region, history and culture.Education Bellefield’s unique farm-to-table program will go far beyond the on-site farm and agricultural center by promoting local agriculture through education, community outreach and hands-on, on-site participation. Bellefield will help to expand the understanding of links between farming, food, health and local economics as well as sustainable organic gardens to be served in all restaurants and cafes and will be available for residents for their own home-cooked meals. Directly across from the world-leading Culinary Institute of America, Bellefield and the CIA will share a deep passion aimed at food, wine and the education of this fruitful region.
T-Rex Capital Group LLC
T-Rex Capital Group (“T-Rex”) affiliate Bellefield Development Partners, will oversee the
development of Bellefield at Historic Hyde Park. The T-Rex investment program has sourced
and invested in transactions, on a proprietary basis, encompassing over 11 million square feet
with a gross asset value of over $2.5 billion. T-Rex was early-in and early-out of the cycle for
telecommunications and data center assets, completing its proprietary acquisition program in June
2000. Both a savvy view of the changing dynamics of the marketplace and speed of execution are
hallmarks of the T-Rex investment philosophy. T-Rex maintains its results-oriented approach and it
is structured as a “cradle-to-grave” platform.
T-Rex principles include investment, asset management, and financial professionals with extensive
experience in real estate, capital markets, and banking areas. T-Rex’s extensive relationships
throughout the country and the industry allow it to be scalable on a plug and play basis depending
on the circumstances. The senior management of T-Rex averages over 25 years of real estate
related experience. It is through the experience and expertise of the Principals and the Management
Team that superior risk-adjusted returns are created for each investment.
www.bellefieldhydepark.com
www.trexcapitalgroup.com
For leasing information contact exclusive agent:
Mitchell N. Friedel
Vice Chairman
Newmark Knight Frank
212.372.0719
mfriedel@ngkf.com
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