Status: Availability Pending

Description:

The property at 59 Tinker Street in Woodstock, NY, is a landmark steeped in musical and cultural history. In the 1960s, it was home to Café Espresso, the town’s vibrant hub for folk music.

This beautiful commercial space is located on the second floor of this historic and famous building, slap bang in the center of Woodstock.

59 Tinker Street is a building representing the historic heart of Woodstock, in which Bob Dylan performed at the infamous Cafe Espresso and wrote and slept upstairs in this featured space.

This second-floor suite of rooms is above a retail space (Happy Life Clothing, Cup Cake café). It would work as a studio, small café (max 28 people), or office.
Large 814 sq ft studio space with small stage and retractable projection screen to the east wall. Separate but integrated.120 ft storage area at the back.
The White Room – a small 160 sq ft room where Bob Dylan lived worked and where we understand he wrote songs in 1962 and 63, some of which made it to the two albums ‘Another Side of Bob Dylan’ and ‘Bringing it All Back Home’.
Bathroom
Kitchen and Storage area featuring large dishwashing sink, cupboard for storage, plus open work area. 174 sq ft.
Zoned commercial - great space for small café/restaurant, retail space, performance or rehearsal studio, yoga studio, therapist office, painting/photography studio, etc.

Key Features:

Second floor accessed by flight of stairs.
Hardwood floors, some new windows.
Suite of 4 rooms:
Studio including stage and separate office/storage area
- The famous White Room
- Bathroom
- Kitchen
Separate HVAC units.
Zoned commercial.
Total Area - 1,148 sq ft

*(FOOTNOTE…In the 1960’s, the Café Espresso at 59 Tinker Street was Woodstock’s hub for folk music. Bob Dylan came up from Greenwich Village, NYC, in 1963, and befriended the Paturel Family who owned the Cafe. Bob worked here, in a room with a manual typewriter, creating music that helped people understand the changes of a turbulent decade in America, and pulling in many friends and visitors including Joan Baez, Peter Yarrow, Levon Helm, Happy Traum, and John Sebastian.)