Toad Hall Carriage House-quaint family friendly home on a historic estate

Embrace the allure of this unique and captivating barn conversion moments from Cooperstown, featuring an exposed cathedral ceiling crafted from hand-hewn beams. Nestled amidst a picturesque expanse of over 260 acres, this property is situated in the heart of one of the most renowned landscapes in the nation, serving as the inspiration for James Fenimore Cooper’s literary masterpiece, “The Last of the Mohicans.” Relax and take in the scenic views, or embark on exhilarating hiking adventures along the extensive trails, enjoy some fishing or take a dip in the seasonal salt water pool. This rustic historic home combines vintage charm and creative character. The open concept layout features hand-painted walls, exposed beams, and warmth throughout. The fully equipped kitchen caters to all culinary needs. The farmhouse-style cabinetry is a standout feature. In the living area, a plush sectional sofa faces a large flat-screen TV, providing an ideal spot to unwind after a day of exploration. On the upper floor, you will find the bathroom, and the loft bedroom, which features a king-sized bed and a twin-sized bed with a trundle, providing ample space to comfortably accommodate four individuals. Start your day with a long and relaxing walk (or a thrilling run) through the nearby fields, woodlands, and along Oaks Creek. Keep an eye out for cows, horses, and geese gracefully swimming in the ponds. Watch the beavers busy building dams, the deer grazing peacefully at dusk, and the majestic eagles soaring high above the vast pastures. Get lost in the wonderful world of wildlife that makes this place so special. While the carriage house is exclusively yours for your personal use, please be aware that this Estate comprises multiple houses and horse stables. When approaching any of the animals, exercise caution. The outdoor spaces, including the patio, seasonal pool, fire pits, and the property itself, are available for your exclusive use and enjoyment. Two other residents reside on the estate, and maintenance workers maintain the grounds, pool, and property in a state of order.