This historic building, called the Newburgh Craft Colony, is a great location for your art studio or business! If you are looking for inspiration this space offers plenty of light with large windows on two walls. It has two rooms. The front room can be used as the creative room or an office, given the amount of natural light, and the larger room can be used as a gallery or larger work space. It has central air conditioning and a full bath. 100 MB WiFi is included. Great spot for weekend artists from the City. 10 minute walk to Hudson River. Accessible to Beacon Train Station by frequent Newburgh/Beacon Shuttle

The unit is located on the 2nd floor. It is 750 sq ft. It has 10' ceilings, which allows for work on larger projects. It can be used for painting, sculpting, photography, office, internet based businesses, etc.

The building is situated on the corner of Broadway and Clark St. It offers an inspiring view of Broadway looking down towards the Hudson River. It is next to the building that has a magnificent mural of an African woman and a flower garden on the corner.

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Description of Newburgh
Since this property is located in Downtown Newburgh, there are many amenities close by. Including charming shops, restaurants, and cafes on the Liberty St corridor, featuring local eateries such as; Ms. Fairfax, Bivona’s Simply Pasta, The Wherehouse, & Cafe Little Treasure. You'll also find a vibrant nightlife scene with bars like Midnight Ferry, Newburgh Brewing Company, & 190 Bar.

Within the downtown area, you can also find Downing Park, built by Central Park architect Calvert Vaux, as well as, SUNY Orange, Mount St. Mary's College, galleries, studio rentals, bodegas, a great library, & George Washington Historical Park. The Newburgh Waterfront with all of its restaurants, is just a short walk away. Also New York Stewart International Airport is right outside of town!

About This Lister

Landlord has owned properties in Newburgh since 1986. The Newburgh Craft Colony was a project, taken on by the landlord, to resurrect a derelict building. The result is now called the Newburgh Craft Colony, which has 5 commercial work spaces, mainly used for craft related businesses. The restoration of the building significantly enhanced the block. The landlord also planted trees to further enhance the vibe of the neighborhood.