Home Details for Lot 371884 Rt-376

Along the rolling stretch of New York State Route 376 in Wappingers Falls, the parcel identified as Tax ID 0135689-6358-01-371884-0000 rests within the R-40/80 zoning district — a designation that quietly defines both its limits and its potential. R-40/80 is not high-density ground. It is residential land shaped by scale. The zoning generally calls for substantial minimum lot sizes — typically 40,000 square feet where public water and sewer are available, and up to 80,000 square feet where they are not. That distinction alone tells you something important: this is land meant for breathing room. Route 376 carries steady daily movement — commuters heading north and south, families navigating school schedules, residents connecting to larger corridors. Yet the R-40/80 designation pulls development back from that rhythm. Wide setbacks, controlled lot coverage, and dimensional requirements ensure that any home built here sits with presence, not pressure. Standing on the property, you can imagine a long driveway extending from the roadway, gradually separating the homesite from passing traffic. Mature trees preserved along the frontage. A residence positioned deep enough to feel private while still benefiting from accessibility. This zoning encourages single-family living with scale — not crowded subdivisions, but individual homes with space between them. What makes R-40/80 compelling is the balance. The corridor provides convenience. The zoning protects character. In areas where density often creeps forward lot by lot, this designation resists that trend. It preserves openness and reinforces a suburban pattern rather than an urban one. For a builder or end user who understands land, the code becomes part of the design. Minimum frontage requirements influence orientation. Yard setbacks define envelope. Utility availability shapes lot yield if subdivision is considered. Every dimensional standard becomes a guide rather than a barrier. On Route 376, opportunity can take many forms. Commercial parcels capture traffic. Higher-density zones invite clustering. But R-40/80 speaks differently. It speaks to longevity. To homes that stand back from the road, framed by lawn and tree line. To development measured in quality rather than quantity. Tax ID 0135689-6358-01-371884-0000 is more than acreage on a highway. It is land defined by structure and space — positioned where access meets restraint, and where the next chapter will be written carefully within the framework that R-40/80 provides.