$375,000

Tucked away down a long, tree-lined private driveway sits 12.3 acres of Upstate natural beauty. Steeped in timeless appeal and originally built in 1870, this 5-bedroom, 1.5-bath historic home offers a rare blend of architectural charm, expansive space, and an idyllic rural setting. Situated on a quiet country road, directly across from the 10,568-acre Burnt-Rossman Hills State Forest, this property is the ultimate sanctuary for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Step inside to discover rich exposed wood beams, abundant natural light, and classic rustic details throughout. The spacious kitchen features plenty of workspace and flows seamlessly into a warm, open dining area. The comfortable living room is anchored by a cozy pellet stove—perfect for relaxing on crisp autumn evenings. Multiple living spaces provide flexible room for entertaining, quiet relaxation, or a home office setup. Outdoors, the property is a buyer’s dream—featuring a tranquil private pond, sweeping valley views, open rolling fields, and mature woods. Outbuildings include a classic barn offering incredible storage or hobby potential, a detached 4-car garage/workshop, and a backup generator for complete peace of mind. Outdoor Recreation & Regional Highlights: • Direct State Land Access: Located right across the road from Schoharie County's largest state forest, the 10,568-acre Burnt-Rossman Hills State Forest, offering hiking along sections of the famous 350+ mile Long Path, camping, and fishing at Looking Glass Pond. • Snowmobile Trail Access: Enjoy groomed local snowmobile trails located right across the road, connecting directly into New York's 10,500-mile statewide trail network. • Corridor Accessibility: Conveniently situated for easy drives toward Cobleskill, Schoharie, and I-88, providing smooth connections toward the Capital Region. • Regional Hubs: Approximately 15–20 minutes to Cobleskill for everyday shopping, dining, and medical services, with easy reach to Cooperstown and regional attractions.