Strategically Located 30,000 sqft+ Building on 9.06 acres 0.5 Miles to Amazon Distribution Center (1,000,000+ Sqft), 2.5 Miles to the west I-90 Entrance (exit 11) & 3.2 Miles to the East I-90 entrance (exit 12). 700' of frontage on high-traffic US-9 (AADT 17,582) in Schodack. Site includes a modern clear-span industrial facility 24' ceilings/14' eave height plus a 2-story office building. Parking for 100+ vehicles with ample tractor-trailer turnaround. Flexible zoning supports warehouse, distribution, light manufacturing, transportation, retail, medical, education, worship, or recreation.
Welcome to 1688 US-9 Castleton-on-Hudson, NY 12033
Where History Lives
The Van Alen Homestead, also known as the Luykas Van Alen House, is a beautifully preserved Dutch Colonial farmhouse built around 1737 in Kinderhook, Columbia County, New York. With its steep gabled roof, Flemish-style brickwork, and three-room layout—each with its own entrance—it stands as a rare example of early Dutch architecture in the Hudson Valley. Operated by the Columbia County Historical Society, the site includes the Ichabod Crane Schoolhouse and a Dutch Farming Heritage Trail, offering insight into the lives of Native Americans, Dutch settlers, and enslaved Africans who shaped the region. The homestead is also believed to have inspired the Van Tassel home in Washington Irving’s The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
Just down the road lies Lindenwald, the stately home of Martin Van Buren, the 8th President of the United States. Van Buren purchased the estate in 1839 and named it Lindenwald—“linden forest”—after the trees lining the nearby Albany Post Road. The mansion, originally built in 1797, blends Federal and Gothic Revival styles and served as Van Buren’s residence and political base until his death in 1862. Now a National Historic Site managed by the National Park Service, Lindenwald offers guided tours and exhibits that explore Van Buren’s post-presidency life, his political legacy, and the broader history of 19th-century America. Together, these two landmarks form a rich historical corridor that connects colonial craftsmanship, presidential politics, and literary legend.
The grand hall is a striking, multi-functional space designed to inspire and accommodate. With soaring ceilings, an elevated stage, and generous floor area, it’s ideal for worship services, conventions, performances, or large-scale events. Natural light streams through tall windows by day, while custom lighting and acoustics enhance evening gatherings. The open layout allows for flexible seating and staging, making it easy to adapt for banquets, conferences, or creative productions. Whether envisioned as a spiritual sanctuary, a community hub, or a dynamic venue, this hall offers both architectural presence and endless potential.
The Grand Hall
The second hall offers a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere tailored for youth gatherings and family-friendly events. It features a dedicated stage perfect for performances, worship, or interactive programs, while the adjacent indoor playground provides a safe, playful space for children to explore and unwind. With flexible seating, bright natural light, and a layout that encourages connection, this hall has hosted everything from energetic youth services to community celebrations. Its blend of functionality and warmth makes it an ideal setting for multi-generational engagement, creative expression, and joyful moments.
The 2nd Hall
The kids’ playroom blends the warmth of a classroom with the energy of a play space, creating an environment that’s both structured and fun. Bright and spacious, it features child-sized tables and chairs arranged for group activities, arts and crafts, or learning sessions. Open shelving and cubbies line the walls for easy access to toys, books, and supplies, while colorful accents and soft flooring keep the atmosphere cheerful and safe. Whether used for Sunday school, daycare, or creative workshops, this room invites imagination, interaction, and joyful learning in a space designed just for little ones.
The Playroom
The studio is a versatile, light-filled space designed to support creativity, production, and intimate gatherings. With clean lines, acoustic-friendly walls, and flexible layout options, it’s ideal for recording sessions, workshops, rehearsals, or small group meetings. Large windows invite natural light, while blackout shades and adjustable lighting allow for controlled environments when needed. Whether used for media creation, youth programs, or breakout sessions during larger events, the studio offers a quiet, focused atmosphere that complements the energy of the main halls. It’s a space where ideas take shape and moments are made.
The Studio
The cafeteria is a bright, spacious area designed for comfort and community. With ample seating and a clean, functional layout, it’s perfect for hosting casual meals, coffee breaks, or large group gatherings. Stainless steel counters and prep areas offer practical support for food service, while wide windows bring in natural light that keeps the space feeling open and inviting. Whether used for daily dining, event catering, or fellowship after services, this cafeteria blends utility with warmth, making it a welcoming spot for connection and conversation.
The Cafeteria
Golden Harvest Farms
Golden Harvest Farms is a beloved landmark in Valatie, Columbia County, NY, known for its rich agricultural heritage and year-round charm. Established in the 1950s, this family-owned orchard spans over 200 acres, growing nearly 30 varieties of apples and producing fresh-pressed cider right on site. Visitors flock to the roadside stand for its famous cider donuts, fruit pies, pastries, and seasonal produce, while the adjoining Harvest Spirits distillery offers award-winning apple-based vodka, gin, and brandy.
The farm has evolved into a full experience: enjoy live music on Fridays, savor slow-smoked barbecue at the Harvest Smokehouse, and browse vibrant flower arrangements in spring and summer. Located at 3074 Route 9, Golden Harvest blends tradition with innovation, making it a must-visit destination for locals and travelers alike. Whether you're apple picking, sipping craft spirits, or indulging in fresh-baked treats, it’s a slice of Hudson Valley life at its most delicious.
The office space is thoughtfully designed for productivity and ease, offering a quiet, professional environment ideal for administration, planning, or team collaboration. It features built-in desks, ample storage, and clean lines that support an organized workflow. Natural light filters in through well-placed windows, creating a bright and focused atmosphere, while neutral tones and durable finishes make it easy to personalize. Whether used for staff meetings, counseling, or day-to-day operations, this space balances function with comfort, ready to support the mission behind the moments.
The Office Space
The Restrooms
The facility includes clean, well-maintained restrooms designed for comfort and accessibility, with multiple stalls, modern fixtures, and thoughtful details to support high-traffic use. Adjacent to these, the dedicated breastfeeding rooms offer privacy and calm, featuring cozy seating, soft lighting, and a peaceful atmosphere where mothers can nurse or care for infants in comfort. These spaces reflect a commitment to inclusivity and care, ensuring that every guest—from families to event attendees—feels supported and welcome.
Timeless Charm in the Heart of the Hudson Valley
Hudson and Columbia County, NY, offer a captivating blend of historic charm and creative energy, where 18th-century Dutch homesteads and presidential estates sit alongside vibrant art galleries, antique shops, and scenic trails. From the architectural beauty of the Van Alen House to the stately grounds of Lindenwald, the region celebrates its rich past while embracing a modern spirit, making it a destination for history lovers, nature seekers, and design enthusiasts alike.