Situated along the scenic and quiet Cooper Street in the heart of Stone Ridge, this beautiful 6-acre parcel offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Hudson Valley history. Located within the charming town of Marbletown, the property blends rural tranquility with exceptional accessibility to some of the region's most desirable destinations. Originally part of a working farm and used as pasture land, the lot still carries echoes of its agrarian past—gentle terrain, open spaces, and antique stone walls that line parts of the property and speak to a bygone era. The land is predominantly level, offering multiple ideal locations for building, whether you envision a primary residence, a weekend retreat, or a future investment. With its history as open pasture, clearing for construction is remarkably straightforward compared to densely wooded lots. A key highlight of the property is its potential for stunning views of Mohonk Mountain, part of the iconic Shawangunk Mountain Range. With selective tree clearing, you can unlock panoramic vistas that offer daily reminders of the natural beauty that surrounds this location. The current owner has thoughtfully created walking paths to two distinct potential build sites, allowing prospective buyers to easily explore the property and begin to imagine their future home taking shape. An electric pole is already on site, providing a convenient head start on utility access. Beyond the boundaries of the land itself, the location is truly unbeatable. A short drive connects you to the historic hamlets of Stone Ridge and High Falls, each offering farm-to-table dining, artisan shops, and local events. The cultural and college town of New Paltz, as well as the lively riverside city of Kingston, are also within easy reach. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the close proximity to Mohonk Mountain House, countless trailheads, and the famous climbing and hiking areas in the Gunks. For commuters or weekenders, the property is conveniently close to the NYS Thruway (I-87), ensuring easy access to New York City and beyond. With its blend of open space, historical character, and prime location, this Cooper Street property presents a rare and compelling opportunity to create something truly special in the Hudson Valley.