NewVida Preserve represents a rare opportunity to acquire a repositioned, high-growth resort asset in the Adirondack High Peaks, anchored by a fully operational lodge and approximately 619.68 acres of contiguous land. Following a recent repositioning, the property has demonstrated exceptional operating momentum, including 440% year-over-year EBITDA growth in 2025, driven by both revenue expansion and improved cost controls. During the same period, total income increased by approximately 24% while operating expenses declined by 2%, reflecting meaningful operating leverage. The offering provides a compelling entry point at $4,250,000 for the lodge and core acreage, significantly below estimated replacement cost, and well below prior aggregate valuation levels for the full assemblage. This creates an opportunity for a new owner to build upon an already improving operational foundation while implementing additional efficiencies and growth strategies. The property benefits from a diversified revenue mix, with lodging complemented by food & beverage, wellness, and events—together accounting for over 55% of total income. As additional lodging units are introduced, these existing amenities provide a built-in platform for revenue expansion without proportional increases in overhead. A preliminary expansion plan contemplates additional cabins and experiential accommodations, with the current concept representing only a portion of the overall development potential across the landholding. The scale and layout of the property offer flexibility for phased growth aligned with market demand. An additional 12,000+ SF mountaintop residence on 60 acres is available separately for $4,750,000, offering optional assemblage potential for a buyer seeking to create a flagship residential or retreat component alongside the resort. This is a highly flexible opportunity for hospitality operators, investors, or lifestyle buyers to acquire a scaled asset with demonstrated momentum and significant long-term upside in one of the Northeast’s most supply-constrained resort markets.