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.