5 Upstate New York Homes and a Ready-to-Build Lot

Set on 1.46 acres in Horseheads, this spacious residence balances everyday comfort with remarkable flexibility for work and play. Inside, a bright, open-concept kitchen, dining, and living area is framed by large windows, hardwood floors, and upgraded appliances, while beautiful wood details add warmth throughout. Two first-floor bedrooms and a full bath support easy main-level living, complemented by a generous mudroom/laundry room. A separate family room with a fireplace and an adjoining sunroom creates an inviting rhythm for relaxing or hosting. Upstairs, three additional bedrooms include a private primary suite with its own half bath and two large walk-in closets, plus a second full bath. Outdoors, a composite deck overlooks a koi pond, hot tub, firepit, and above-ground pool—an easy setting for unhurried afternoons. Two driveways and extensive garage/workshop space round out the lifestyle.

Set on 2.4 acres in the quaint Village of Stamford, this circa-1920 carriage house began as an outbuilding for a prominent local estate and now reads as a thoughtful residential conversion. Enter through the original carriage house doors to a space that nods to its working past while embracing the comfort and aesthetic touches of modernity. Offered fully furnished and turn-key, it has been positioned for use as a primary residence, second home, or short-term rental, with a history as an STR. At its center, the great room is defined by spacious 10-foot ceilings and a truly open concept—kitchen, dining, and living areas each feel distinct, yet remain connected without walls between. Designed for the carriages of yesteryear, it suits today’s easy, communal gatherings with equal grace.

On 5th Avenue in Troy, this residential offering is shaped for flexible, real-life living. Large bedrooms give everyone room to spread out, while new windows and a series of recent upgrades add day-to-day ease. The main bathroom has been newly updated, and practical improvements include a radon system and an upgraded electric system—behind-the-scenes work that matters. The layout also hints at possibility: once configured with an in-law apartment, it could be reestablished for multigenerational living or whatever your plans require. With transportation, houses of worship, parks, a swimming pool, and an ice rink nearby, the setting supports an active routine and easy connections. It’s a home that invites both togetherness and independence, ready to adapt as life changes.

On Elm Street in Philmont, this highly adaptable building is currently configured as a medical office, yet its truss construction makes the interior layout notably flexible for efficient, cost-effective reconfiguration. Inside, a spacious reception area and waiting room set an orderly tone, followed by multiple exam rooms with private baths, dedicated office spaces, a lab room, and a kitchen—an arrangement that naturally supports both client-facing and behind-the-scenes work. A full basement adds valuable storage, keeping daily operations streamlined. Off-street parking for 12 cars is complemented by a public parking area within walking distance when more capacity is needed. For buyers thinking beyond commercial use, the property also presents a compelling opportunity for conversion into a one- or two-family home, ready to evolve around the way you want to live or work.

Tucked into the valley on Odyssey Drive in Chester, this very private homesite sits within a mature subdivision of large homes. The lot has already been cleared, with a driveway base laid down and underground utilities installed at the driveway entry—thoughtful groundwork that helps bring future plans into focus. Along the tree line, a small amount of brush-clearing can open up views toward the valley and surrounding watershed lands, adding a quieter sense of horizon to the setting. When you want to step out beyond the property, you’re close to SugarLoaf Artisan Hamlet, Warwick’s Main St shops and restaurants, area artisan studios, LegoLand, and local amenities and shopping. It’s a place that balances seclusion with easy access, where weekends can shift from woodland calm to small-town browsing in a single drive.

Size: 5.00 acres