3 Elm Street, Cooperstown – SOLD

Historic Village Colonial This beautiful post and beam colonial home has been located at Cooperstown’s center since 1820. Noted in the National Register of Historic Places, this house was with the Presbyterian Church and then moved to its current site, 3 Elm St., in 1883. Placed with a prominent street setback, the bubble glass, maple, cherry and chestnut floors are a few of the home’s distinguishing features. There are four bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, a living room, den with fireplace. The dining room has a bead board ceiling and a period built-in sideboard/cupboard. The kitchen is large with vintage 70s cupboards. The large .42 acre lot meets current criteria for a potential subdivision or just simply enjoy the space. The staircase is quite unique. Add stained glass windows to the design for more visual interest. Bring your creativity to restore this historic home to all that it once was and could be again. This will be a home where friends will meet and families will celebrate.

• Chestnut, Maple, Cherry and Wide Pine Floors
• 9′ Tin Ceilings
• Vintage 70s kitchen Den with Fireplace
• Copper and cast iron plumbing
• Steam heat with cast iron radiators
• First floor laundry room
• Front entrance foyer with unique staircase

• Vintage 70s kitchen Den with Fireplace
• Copper and cast iron plumbing
• Steam heat with cast iron radiators
• First floor laundry room
• Front entrance foyer with unique staircase

• Driveway from Elm and Pioneer Street
• Clapboard siding with shake shingles
• Tin shingle roof
• Covered side porch and front portico
• Large deep lot for outdoor activities

• Covered side porch and front portico
• Large deep lot for outdoor activitie