New Paltz - Art, Culture, Entertainment 16 N Chestnut St 6 560 pi² Commerce de détail Immeuble New Paltz, NY 12561 2 705 750 $ CAD (412,46 $ CAD/pi²)

The building at 16 N Chestnut Street in New Paltz, NY, has a rich history dating
back to the 1860s. Originally serving as a community meeting place, its
expansive upstairs space hosted meetings, live theater, lectures, and art
exhibitions, while the downstairs area accommodated a restaurant and various
retail uses. In the 1960s, it became home to Barnaby's Restaurant on the ground
floor and a movie theater upstairs, much to the delight of New Paltz residents.
Barnaby's was known for its cozy downstairs ambiance and a spacious upstairs
area featuring high ceilings, beautiful windows, and historic woodwork. In recent
years, the building was leased by Goodwill Church, which utilized the space for
Sunday school and community rooms while preserving the original architectural
features.
New Paltz, NY, is a vibrant college town known for its blend of history, culture,
and natural beauty, making it an excellent destination for tourism and marketing
opportunities. Home to SUNY New Paltz, a highly regarded public university, the
town attracts thousands of students, fostering a lively, youthful atmosphere that
supports local businesses, arts, and entertainment. The Mohonk Preserve and
Minnewaska State Park offer stunning hiking trails, rock climbing, and scenic
views, drawing outdoor enthusiasts year-round. Historic Huguenot Street, one of
the oldest preserved streets in the U.S., provides a unique cultural and
educational experience. With a thriving arts scene, farm-to-table restaurants, and
a strong emphasis on sustainability, New Paltz appeals to a diverse audience,
from students and families to adventurers and history buffs. Its strategic location
between New York City and Albany makes it a convenient getaway for urban
dwellers seeking a charming, nature-filled retreat.