Winner · New York State’s first-ever Buildings of Excellence AwardNet-zero condominiums · 87 North Chestnut St · New Paltz, NY
Own a home that makes its own energy.
Forty-six one- and two-bedroom condominiums in an all-electric, LEED Platinum building. Rooftop solar and geothermal wells do the work. You get the ridge view.
Over a year, the solar array on the roof is designed to produce as much energy as the whole building uses: heat, cooling, hot water, appliances and plugs. There is no gas service, no oil tank and no furnace.
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Rooftop solar array
Photovoltaic panels cover the roof. Surplus power goes to the Central Hudson grid as a credit against the building’s electricity.
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Fresh air in every home
Each residence has its own energy-recovery ventilator, so you control temperature and airflow room by room, year round.
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Insulated concrete walls
Load-bearing ICF exterior walls with a two-hour fire rating. They keep heat in, summer out and street noise down.
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15 geothermal wells
Drilled beneath the building, they supply heating, cooling and hot water using the steady temperature of the earth.
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Roof terrace
Reached by elevator, with seating and tables set behind the panels, facing the Shawangunk Ridge.
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Electric to the curb
Induction cooking, electric oven, condensing dryer, and EV charging on site.
Net-zero is the building’s design target. Actual energy use depends on how residents live, and net-zero performance is not guaranteed.
Residences · Three layouts
Pick your plan.
Every home has a full-size washer and dryer, its own ventilation controls and the same all-electric systems. Choose by size and view.
An efficient one-bedroom with an open kitchen and living room, walk-in closet and in-unit laundry. Interior units face east toward Mulberry Park or west toward the rail trail and the ridge.
Zer0 Place sits directly on the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail, part of the Empire State Trail, which runs north to Rosendale and south to Gardiner.
Roof terrace
Lounge seating and dining tables five floors up, with long views west to the Shawangunks.
Fitness center
Off the lobby, with cardio machines, free weights and an accessible bathroom.
Rail trail access
The Empire State Trail runs right past the building. Bike racks and e-bike charging on site.
Mulberry Park
A small public park with patios, benches and sculpture, between the building and Mulberry Street.
EV charging
Level 2 charging for electric cars, plus off-street parking.
Private storage
Seventeen storage spaces available to residents by license.
Elevator building
Every home is adaptable to accessibility standards. Unit 102 is fully accessible.
Location
Village life, ridge views.
On North Chestnut Street (Route 32), 0.6 miles from the shops and restaurants of Main Street and close to the historic stone houses of Huguenot Street.
Wallkill Valley Rail Trail / Empire State TrailAt the door
Main Street shops and dining0.6 mi
Trailways bus, with service to New York City0.6 mi
UCAT New Paltz Loop to SUNY New Paltz0.6 mi
Mohonk Preserve and the Shawangunk RidgeIn view
87 North Chestnut Street, New Paltz, NY 12561 · shops at street level
Tours & information
Come see it in person.
Private tours are by appointment. Ask about current availability and pricing.
Sales director
Alejandra Filiciotto
Licensed Real Estate Salesperson Corcoran Country Living
We want to thank everyone for your encouragement and excitement as you’ve watched Zero Place going up, despite the weeks-long COVID pause. It is exciting to see how many want to join us in our zero-energy mission and to become part of the Zero Place community. We know that you are anxious to understand the timeline for opening as well as the application process.
Apartments will be generally available by January 1, 2021. We hope to make some apartments available even earlier and open on a rolling basis. We will share the timing of the opening on each unit as part of our online application process, which we anticipate rolling out within one to two weeks. We will advertise this application process prominently, and we will also honor the ordered list of people who expressed interest over the past couple of years as an important factor.
