his restored 1922 stone garage offers a dramatic and versatile setting for a wide range of activities, including film and photography shoots, creative workshops, offsites, retreats, intimate weddings, elopements, art installations, and small events. With its soaring 20ft ceilings, rare cast-iron trusses, and open 45×60ft layout, the space provides a cinematic industrial atmosphere that works beautifully for both production and gathering-based uses. The main hall is a completely open-span interior with no columns, making it easy to adapt for sets, lighting rigs, staging, seating layouts, or workshop configurations. A new steel-and-glass double entry door creates an elegant front access point, while the original garage bays allow straightforward load-in for equipment or even vehicles. Additional adjacent spaces—including a woodshop, vintage furniture showroom, and an upstairs apartment—may be available for use as holding rooms, green rooms, dressing areas, or additional shooting environments. Unique features include the building’s original 1922 stone walls, exposed cast-iron truss system, and historic concrete slab, which together create a visually rich backdrop rarely found in the region. Modern upgrades such as efficient heating and double-glazed windows ensure comfort year-round without compromising the character of the space. The result is a one-of-a-kind Catskills venue that blends industrial history with thoughtful restoration, welcoming both creative productions and meaningful gatherings.