There is a new coffee company moving into a historic village in Saratoga County and it's a dream come true for a local resident. Now the plan is in motion and the new coffee shop will be built in the heart of the village.

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Where Will The New Coffee Company Be?

Resident Jeffrey Miller has always wanted to open a coffee shop in the historic Village of Stillwater. He owns a building that he says will be the perfect spot. He is also naming it to pay homage to the original name of the village.

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The Coffee Company Will Be in the Heart of the Village

Jeffrey Miller who owns JEM Properties LLC bought the building at 751 Hudson Avenue in 2019. He owns all ten units inside the brick building. He has always thought the ground floor would be perfect for a coffee shop according to the Troy Record.

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Miller will fully remodel the space ver the next few months into the Upton Coffee Company. The name has historical significance. Upton was the original name of the Village of Stillwater back in 1780. Miller added what he hopes to achieve with the new coffee company.

Upton Coffee Company will be a reflection of the history of Stillwater and a place where locals can have a great cup of coffee. With a comfortable environment, quality products, and great people – Upton Coffee is what our village needs. It will be a place for the community to gather, relax and enjoy good conversation.

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The Upton Coffee Company

The coffee shop will be taking over the law office of Pamela L. Moore that was in that space. The law office is relocating.

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What Will the Upton Coffee Company Offer?

They plan to sell hot and iced coffee, lattes, espresso, and pastries. Down the road, Miller hopes to have an apparel line and mugs for sale. He wants the space to be comfortable with couches, tables, and chairs. When the weather is warm, he will have outdoor seating as well.

The Upton Coffee Shop is planning on a June opening. He will be documenting the progress on the Facebook page so everyone can come along for the journey.

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