Ile-Ijọba Itan ni Ilu Rensselaerville ti o wa ni ibi atẹgun.
Ti a gbe sinu Itan-ajo Hyuck Nature Preserve, Rensselaerville jẹ ilu White Pine ti o mọ ti o ni ipilẹ ni ayika ọdun 1820, ti a mọ fun awọn ile itan rẹ ti o lẹwa ati ẹwa adayeba. Itan-ajo naa nfunni ni awọn ila-ọna to tobi, waterfalls 300-foot ti o lẹwa (pẹlu cascades ti o farapamọ), ati awọn ọmọ ile iyasọtọ fun awọn olugbe - pẹlu awọn olutọju omi ati awọn ẹkọ fun awọn ọmọde. Ile-iṣẹ iwadii ayika rẹ n ṣe awọn eto isejade adayeba akoko, ti o dojukọ ohun-ọgbin agbegbe, ẹranko, ati igbesi aye inu omi.

Ilu alawọ ewe n ṣe ọna abawọle ni ayika Conkling Hall, ibi-ọrọ aṣa fun orin, teatro, yoga, ati Pilates. Ní ebè, ilu náà ní ile itaja ounje agbegbe, ile ounje, ile ikawe, àti àwọn ìṣẹlẹ ọdún méjèèjì àti awọn iṣẹ ti n ṣe ayẹyẹ awọn ọgbọn agbegbe ati ibasepọ. Lati igba ajakaye-arun, Rensselaerville ti fa agbegbe ti o n dagba ti awọn oṣere ati awọn olugbe ti o ni imọran kanna. Ti a yika nipasẹ awọn ọna abayọ ijọba, o jẹ ibi ti o bojumu fun awọn abẹwo, awọn oluwo ẹiyẹ, ati awọn ti n rin pẹlu awọn aja, pẹlu awọn ile איטaja ti wọn wa ni irọrun ni Greenville ati New Scotland.

Ti a gbe sori awọn eka 11.8 alawọ ewe, ile itan yii ni anfani lati awọn ila-ọna irekọja, omi, ati adagun ti o fa awọn ẹranko oriṣiriṣi ati awọn ẹiyẹ. Awọn ọgba jẹ pẹlu awọn ohun ọgbin ti o pọ ju, awọn pẹtẹlẹ nla, awọn igi honey locust ati black walnut ti o ni olorun - ti n ṣẹda ibi isinmi alaafia, bi Eden. Ọgba ẹfọ organik wa loke ile naa, ti a ṣetọju pẹlu awọn ilana ti o tọ.

Ti a kọ ni ayika ọdun 1820 ni akoko ilọsiwaju ilu naa gẹgẹ bi ile-iṣẹ iṣelọpọ felt pẹlu agbara ti awọn waterfalls ti o wa nitosi ati awọn igbo white pine, ile yii ti ṣiṣẹ ni igba kan gẹgẹbi apothecary ilu - ikọlu nibi ti wa laaye awọn ohun ti o lẹwa. Ti a ṣe apẹrẹ lati mu ina adayeba jakejado ọjọ pẹlu awọn ferese 8-over-8 ati awọn ihò meji, a ti tunṣe rẹ ni pẹkipẹki nipasẹ amoye itan ti o wa lẹhin The Thomas Cole House. Awọn ohun elo ẹnu-ọna “witches hat” atilẹba, awọn ina akoko, ati awọn ilẹ ilẹ white pine ti o gbooro ni awọn iyẹwu, ti o n pa irisi atilẹba ti ibugbe Federal-ti o ni ẹwa yii.

Historic Federal-Era Village Home in Picturesque Rensselaerville
Nestled within the expansive Hyuck Nature Preserve, Rensselaerville is a pristine White Pine village dating to circa 1820, renowned for its stunning historic homes and natural beauty. The Preserve offers miles of managed trails, a breathtaking 300-foot waterfall (plus a hidden cascade), and exclusive summer swimming and boating memberships for residents—with lifeguards and lessons for children. Its ecological research center hosts seasonal nature programs, focusing on local flora, wildlife, and aquatic life.

The vibrant village community centers around Conkling Hall, a cultural hub for music, theater, yoga, and Pilates. Nearby, the village boasts a community food store, restaurant, library, and year-round events and galas that celebrate local arts and fellowship. Since the pandemic, Rensselaerville has attracted a thriving community of artists and like-minded residents. Surrounded by state nature trails, it’s an ideal destination for hikers, bird watchers, and dog walkers, with supermarkets conveniently located in Greenville and New Scotland.

Set on 11.8 lush acres, this historic home benefits from serene walking trails, streams, and ponds that attract diverse wildlife and birds. The gardens feature abundant perennials, expansive lawns, fragrant honey locust and black walnut trees—creating a tranquil, Eden-like summer retreat. An organic vegetable garden lies just above the house, maintained with sustainable practices.
Built around 1820 during the village’s heyday as a felt-making center powered by nearby waterfalls and white pine forests, this home once served as the town apothecary—digging here has unearthed fascinating relics. Designed to capture natural light throughout the day with classic 8-over-8 mullioned sash windows and double exposures, it was meticulously restored by the historic specialist behind The Thomas Cole House. Original “witches hat” door hardware, period fireplaces, and wide-board white pine floors grace the living rooms, preserving the authentic charm of this exquisite Federal-era residence. © 2025 OneKey™ MLS, LLC