Courtesy: BHHS HUDSON VALLEY PROP-WDST
845-679-0006
An opportunity to own a beloved Woodstock property while realizing an excellent revenue stream! High-profile property at well-trafficked intersection combining retail space with three living units generating multiple income flows - or live on-site and run your own next-door business. Situated on almost an acre in a magical, forested setting on both sides of Little Beaver Kill with mountain views. This sought-after retail space was previously the Mezza Luna Pizzeria, The Wittenberg Store, and most recently Harana Market -- and is now available, ready for its next chapter. This 864 sq ft versatile space could be used for a number of purposes with its 'Neighborhood Commercial' zoning - market, store, gallery, studio or professional offices just to start! . The retail space features a large commercial kitchen with appliances but could be redesigned depending on its eventual use. Off-street parking adjoins the building. Above the market is an 864 sq ft 2 bedroom/1.5 bath apartment. Just a few steps away is a charming (circa 1934) 1,233 sq ft main house. Off the entrance foyer is a large living room/office with vaulted ceilings (extra closet space) that opens onto a balcony and the easy flowing Beaver Kill Stream. On the other side of the foyer is the kitchen with breakfast bar and cozy light-filled dining area with built-in banquette seating. There's a bedroom and bath open off the kitchen along with a side entrance to a one-car carport. Upstairs is a large bedroom with mountain views and an ensuite bath - the very definition of cozy! Beyond the main house is a 988 sq ft 1 bedroom/1 bath cottage overlooking with a long front porch (that's actually in the back) overlooking the stream. This is an ideal investment for those looking for a mixed-use property in peaceful Woodstock. Do not miss this rare opportunity! Property abuts DEP land. See youTube and Assoc. Docs for charts and videos.
Courtesy: Halter Associates Realty
845-679-2010
Rose of the Catskills - This boutique inn-restaurant property has embraced and elevated the region's rich history of hospitality since 1988. Guests can stay in 4 rooms, each with its own porch, and enjoy the 3-season salt water swimming pool, cedar sauna, outdoor shower, changing room, gardens and grounds. A two bedroom, one bath apartment can act as a 5th guest unit or an owner/operator suite. Grow your own food in organic fruit and vegetable gardens and greenhouse. Harvest, prepare and serve to lodging guests and/or the general public in the 24-seat dining room and outdoor courtyard. Use the professional kitchen for on-premises needs and as a commissary kitchen for off-premises catering or food truck. Inherit and add to decades of goodwill built one customer at a time, with ample room for growth. Sale includes real property; furniture, fixtures and equipment; and, if desired, intellectual property—DBA, website, social media, etc. If location is everything, here you have it all. On the NYC bus route, 2 hours from the GWB. Steps away from two quintessential Catskill creeks, the Beaverkill and Esopus. Between the villages of Woodstock and Phoenicia, in the heart of what the Hudson Valley-Catskill Mountain Region has to offer—world class natural beauty, hiking, biking, skiing, fishing, tubing, bathing, wellness, arts, culture and cuisine all in one amazing place! Be a part of it!
Mount Tremper is located in New York. Mount Tremper, New York has a population of 742. Mount Tremper is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 41.48% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 25.39%.
The median household income in Mount Tremper, New York is $64,659. The median household income for the surrounding county is $71,040 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Mount Tremper is 41 years.
The average high temperature in July is 79.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 13.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 49.3 inches per year, with 64 inches of snow per year.
