Contact us

Two offices, real people, and a front door that's open six days a week. Call, write, or come in and sit down.

Hours

Monday–Friday 9–6 · Saturday 10–4 · Sunday by appointment (and most Sundays at an open house)

Email

hello@fieldstonefinch.example

Rentals

rentals@fieldstonefinch.example · (845) 555-0171

Holidays

Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year's Day. Rental emergencies are always answered.

Send us a note

Tell us a little about what you're thinking about. It goes to the office manager, who reads every message and passes it to the right agent, usually within a few hours on a weekday.

Name Email Phone I'd like to Buy a homeSell a homeBuy or sell land or a farmRent a homeTalk about property managementAsk about a specific listingAsk about joining the teamSomething else Which office is closer to you? BeaconKingstonNo preference Best way to reach you EmailPhone callText message Message You may text me about my inquiry. Send message

By providing your phone number you agree to receive calls and text messages from Fieldstone & Finch Realty at that number about your inquiry, including by automated means. Consent is not a condition of any purchase. Message and data rates may apply; message frequency varies; reply STOP to opt out or HELP for help. We reply within one business day.

What to expect at a first meeting

A first meeting is a conversation, usually forty-five minutes to an hour, at one of our offices, at your house if you're selling, or on a video call if you're still in the city. There's no charge and no obligation.

New York requires us to give you two forms at our first substantive conversation: the Agency Disclosure Form, which explains the different ways a real estate agent can represent you (or not), and the Housing and Anti-Discrimination Disclosure Form, which explains your rights under fair housing law. Neither is a contract. We'll ask you to sign to acknowledge that you received them.

If you're buying and want to tour homes with us, we'll also go over our written buyer agreement before the first showing. It's short, it says what we're paid, and the amount is negotiable. If you're selling, we'll bring comparable sales and talk through pricing, preparation and our fee.

Getting here

Beacon by train: from the Beacon Metro-North station, walk up the hill toward Main Street and turn left onto Ferry Lantern Street; we're on the right, past the bakery. Allow ten to twelve minutes, a little more if it's icy. The shuttle up Main Street stops a block away.

Beacon by car: from I-84, take the Beacon exit and follow signs to Main Street. Ferry Lantern Street is one block south of Main.

Kingston: from the Thruway, take the Kingston exit and follow Washington Avenue toward Uptown. Stockade Row is two blocks past the old courthouse. From Amtrak at Rhinecliff, it's a 15- to 20-minute drive across the bridge; we're happy to pick you up if you let us know your train.