Courtesy: Century 21 Alliance-NP
845-255-6163
3953-3955 Route 209 offers a rare mixed-use / investment opportunity in the hamlet of Stone Ridge. The circa-1795 stone Colonial (approx. 2,464 sq ft) plus a 2-story barn of about 1,800-2,200 sq ft create multiple income streams: live/work, professional offices, studio, retail or boutique hospitality, subject to Town approvals. The barn is currently configured with a retail/antique space on the main level and a music/creative studio above. High-visibility Route 209 frontage with easy access to Kingston, New Paltz and the Rondout Valley, close to destination dining, inns and outdoor recreation. Buyers to verify square footage, zoning and permitted uses with Town of Marbletown. A Mixed-Use Stone Compound in the Heart of the Hudson Valley! Historic mixed-use compound in the Stone Ridge hamlet consisting of a c.1795 stone Colonial (approx. 2,464 sq ft, buyer to verify) plus a 2-story barn estimated at 1,800-2,200 sq ft. Barn currently used as retail/antique shop on the lower level and a music/creative studio above, offering immediate or near-term income potential and strong upside with repositioning. Excellent exposure on Route 209 corridor between Kingston and the Rondout Valley's destination farm-to-table restaurants, inns and outdoor attractions. Ideal for investor seeking multiple revenue streams: possible live/work, professional offices, wellness/creative uses, retail, or small-scale hospitality, subject to Town of Marbletown zoning and approvals. Buyers/agents must verify: all square footage, current Certificates of Occupancy, permitted uses, any site plan/parking requirements, and status of utilities, septic/well and fire/safety features. Do not rely on public record alone. Showings by appointment only; please do not walk property or disturb occupants or business without confirmed appointment.
Courtesy: Compass Greater NY, LLC
845-334-0227
Many creative opportunities with this excellent B-1 location with 300' highway frontage. There are also two additional contiguous parcels available from the owners of this listed parcel. One is a 2.2 acre parcel to the north, with 138' additional frontage and a 1000 sq ft ranch home. Additionally there is a 1.66 ac parcel with 470' frontage on Route 213 on the way to High Falls. The 1.66 ac parcel is contiguous with the 2.2 acre parcel, creating a possible package of just over 5 acres total with access to two major roads. Speak with the listing agent/owner for more details if interested. Prior to 1980 this 3927 Main St cottage style home had a limited commercial use with an Antique shop attached to the original house. In the early 80s the building was divided into a two bedroom house rental and a 3 room real estate office. After about 5 years the residential use was removed and the entire building served as a real estate office until 2024. The central a/c is about 7 years old and the roof is about 4 years old. There is nicely finished storage room in the walk out basement. The storage attic is accessed by pull down steps in the roomy, fully windowed entryway vestibule. There are oak floors in most of the building on the main level, covered by wall to wall carpeting for noise reduction while an office occupied the building.
Courtesy: BHHS Nutshell Realty
845-687-2200
In the heart of Stone Ridge's historic district stands a landmark of creativity and community — the Marbletown MultiArts Building, a reimagined 19th-century church set on 3.4 beautifully landscaped acres. Once a place of worship, it now inspires in new ways: home to movement, music, and art. Inside the main structure, vaulted ceilings, wood floors, and luminous stained glass set the tone for a space that feels both soulful and modern. Currently home to Whole Sky Yoga, it opens to a welcoming entry and retail area with two commercial bathrooms, one ADA compliant. The space could be reimagined to incorporate a juice bar, coffee shop, or gallery for additional revenue streams. Two expansive studios offer open space, high ceilings, and large windows. Equally suited to reflection as well as movement, this building is versatile and could accommodate a wide range of visions. Beyond the main building lies a unique gem: the Kiva, a recently-constructed 1,300-square-foot circular yurt with radiant heat, professional sound, and a skylit dome that looks out to the stars. The Kiva hosts year-round workshops, ceremonies and performances currently generating roughly 30,000 annually with strong potential to grow. Completing the ensemble is a spacious two-bedroom apartment, warmly finished with natural wood details, a wood-burning stove, and light-filled windows. The apartment is currently rented month-to-month at an under-market rate and would be perfect for owner occupancy or additional rental income. The property's ample parking (54 spaces), outdoor gathering areas, and level rear acreage offer even more room for vision — imagine an open-air amphitheater, sculpture garden, or glamping retreat. With income streams already in place and deep roots in the creative life of the Hudson Valley, this property represents a rare convergence of culture, commerce, and community in one of Ulster County's most desirable locations.
Courtesy: Halter Associates Realty
845-679-2010
Retail park in the heart of Stone Ridge, NY. Former meat company, two story retail/office building, 3 bedroom home and groomed, fenced outdoor common area with pavilion and 28 parking spaces on prime 1.6 acre property. The decommissioned meat co building awaits its next retail incarnation. The adjacent Picard Building also offer retail space--plus a professional restaurant kitchen on the ground level and 4 office suites on the 2nd floor above. A circa 1930 three bedroom, one bath house can act as support space for your commercial enterprise(s) and/or as a residence. Tremendous value and opportunity has been created. Contents, including new but never-used equipment, are negotiable. High visibility and high traffic count on Main St, aka US Highway 209. All this in a coveted upscale enclave in the Hudson River Valley nestled between the Catskill Mountains and the Shawangunk Ridge. Accessible to all the area has to offer—world class natural beauty, outdoor recreational resources, arts, culture and cuisine. It's why we live here. Now you and your business can, too!
Courtesy: Corcoran Country Living
845-876-6676
In the heart of the Stone Ridge retail district, this successful business is attached to a period home filled with amazing details, built-ins and ample room for expansion - the possibilities are endless.?This well maintained home boasts three floors of living space and a full dry basement offering plenty of room for storage. ?Turnkey operation for a tried and true business with a solid customer base. The business currently has a full commercial kitchen, retail counter, and cafe dining area. Pending approvals, the almost one acre of land has as much potential as the home itself with space for possible increased parking or building expansion.?? Centrally located in Ulster County, in the hamlet of Stone Ridge and close to Woodstock, New Paltz, Kingston, and Rosendale. Minutes away from the Mohonk Preserve and Minnewaska State Park and under 2 hours to Manhattan. Come be a part of Ulster County and experience all that the Hudson Valley has to offer! Additional Information: HeatingFuel:Oil Above Ground,
Stone Ridge is located in New York. Stone Ridge, New York has a population of 2,087. Stone Ridge is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 12.08% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 25.39%.
The median household income in Stone Ridge, New York is $105,970. 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 Stone Ridge is 38.9 years.
The average high temperature in July is 83.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 12.8 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 48.9 inches per year, with 45.8 inches of snow per year.
