Muroff Hospitality Group is proud to exclusively present the extraordinary opportunity to acquire NewVida Preserve & Estate, a one-of-a-kind experiential resort set on 1,140 private acres in the Adirondack High Peaks. Formerly the beloved Paleface ski mountain, NewVida has been reimagined as a boutique, revenue-generating destination blending luxury lodging, wellness, culinary, and outdoor adventure. The property includes a 12,000+ SF mountaintop residence, a 25,000+ SF resort lodge with restaurant, bar, gym, and wellness center, and over 35 miles of private trails, all just 7 minutes from Whiteface Mountain and under two hours from Montreal. With no zoning restrictions in the Town of Jay, development-ready infrastructure, and strong state and community support, NewVida presents a rare chance to own and scale a historic resort property with proven income and significant potential for lodging and event-driven expansion. NewVida Preserve offers a rare, turnkey growth opportunity with a fully developed and permit-ready expansion strategy—eliminating the heavy lift for future ownership. The vision includes increasing lodging capacity from 50 to 250 guests through the addition of 50 eco-friendly A-frame cabins across two thoughtfully planned hubs: one offering ski-in/ski-out access along former ski runs, the other positioned for panoramic views of Whiteface Mountain. Perched atop Bassett Mountain with breathtaking 360-degree views of the Adirondack High Peaks, the Mountain House is NewVida’s crown jewel—a 12,000+ square foot luxury estate that combines the grandeur of the region’s historic Great Camps with the comfort and elegance of a modern mountain retreat. Designed into the granite mountainside and surrounded by master-crafted stonework by renowned artisan Lew French, this four- story residence offers unmatched privacy and architectural beauty. Whether used as a private residence, luxury guest rental, or executive retreat, the Mountain House is an unparalleled asset that captures the magic, scale, and serenity of the Adirondacks.