Description

The Lofts at Main + Pleasant anchors Livingston Manor’s most bustling corner. Now available for your vision is the space formerly housing Ba and Me Vietnamese! This turnkey space features a sunny storefront and a efficiently-arranged, already prepped kitchen with hood, reach-in, and plenty of electric. The small footprint of the kitchen space helps keeps the operating costs and maintenance manageable. This space is the perfect spot for Manor’s newest destination dining experience! In the warmer months, a generous, dedicated outdoor space provides additional guest seating and excellent visibility. Included in the monthly rent are heat, water, and sewer. Limited street parking is available, along with municipal parking lots across Main street. Electric, garbage and internet are the responsibility of the tenant. Conveniently, there are currently two apartments also available for rent just upstairs, for yourself or for potential employee housing. Check them out here and here!This space, along with the entire building, has benefited from recent updates major systems, such as a new wraparound sidewalk, new roof, new plumbing, heating, and electrical systems, new windows and new insulation for high energy efficiency. Main + Pleasant has become an town anchor in its own right, home to some of Livingston Manor’s most popular attractions. Originally an A&P grocer from the 1940s, the ground floor is now home to The Stumble Out, Long Weekend, Manor Goods, Jitterbug, and One Grand Books.Recently coined the “new poster child of bohemian Catskills living, ’ there’s plenty to Livingston Manor beyond the doors of Main + Pleasant. Within just a few walkable blocks, you’ll find several restaurants and bars, such as Sunshine Colony + The Kaatskeller, specialty shops and markets (Main Street Farm and Spruce Home Goods to name a few), a full grocery store, wine shop, world-class art gallery Catskill Art Space, library, hardware store, post office, hiking, a local swimming hole and fishing on the Willowemoc Creek, a Pilates studio, and even a bus stop that takes you to New York City’s Port Authority. Whatever you dream up, you’ll be in good company!