1367 kings highway

Historic Colonial Era Home in the Heart of Sugar Loaf, NY Located just 60 minutes from NYC Zoned Residential/Commercial Step into history with this one-of-a-kind 1,750 sq. ft. Colonial era home, where 18th-century charm meets 21st-century opportunity — right in the heart of the artisan hamlet of Sugar Loaf, NY. Original building was built in 1770, this unique property features: • One of a kind Colonial era home, featuring original exposed hand-hewn beams, barn siding walls, and a fireplace • Two spacious workshops/studios – ideal for artists, entrepreneurs, or makers – currently a woodcarvers workshop. • A must-see, living piece of history full of soul and story • Stunning view of Sugar Loaf Mountain right out your front door Zoned commercial/residential, this home offers the perfect blend of live-work potential — ideal for a workshop, gallery, studio, or cozy retreat. Just steps away: • 2 popular restaurants • A vibrant performing arts center • Local breweries with live music • Coffee shop/ Roaster & Brunch House • Year-round craft markets & community events Sugar Loaf is a renowned creative hub, and this home is at the very center of it all. Nestled in the heart of Sugar Loaf’s artisan community, this unique home and shop was long owned by cultural mainstay Jarvis Boone — a woodcarver, painter, entertainer, and local luminary whose influence helped shape Sugar Loaf’s identity as an artists’ village back in the mid 1960’s. Boone’s legacy lives on through his son Clay, who apprenticed with his father beginning at age 7. He has carried on the woodcarving tradition as Sugar Loaf’s resident woodcarver for the last 58 years. This property offers more than walls and beams. Full of character and creative potential, this property is perfect for artists, craftsmen, woodworkers or anyone drawn to a vibrant, storied community. It offers a living canvas for makers and dreamers to carry forward a tradition of creativity. Don't miss your chance to own a timeless treasure in one of the Hudson Valley’s most beloved villages.