Historic home in quiet village near Cooperstown

This historic home was built in the 1840s and extensively renovated in the early 2000s. The interior is comfortable and charming, with authentic period details (including wooden floors and two working fireplaces), three bedrooms (one for a child), and three baths. The 2-acre property features a large lawn and wooded areas, as well as gardens in summer. Roseboom is a quiet hamlet 15 miles outside of Cooperstown, with easy access to Otsego Lake, Baseball Hall of Fame, and other attractions. The space Downstairs has a parlor with piano and large desk, beautiful dining room, well-equipped kitchen, and large and sunny living room, as well as full bathroom. Upstairs has an enormous master bedroom, child's room (with toddler bed), second queen bedroom, and two full baths. There is a twin-size air mattress available as well. Outside, you will find two side porches, one with Adirondack chairs and one with grill and table/chairs. There is a small fenced area and a large green lawn, with maple trees for shade, a shed, a children's sandbox, and vegetable garden boxes. The rest of the property is wooded and marsh areas, fun for exploring, and has gorgeous views of hills and farms. Guest access You will have access to the whole house and yard. There is room for 2-3 cars in the driveway. Other things to note Please note that our house is in a rural area and does not have cell service! But we have Starlink internet which provides excellence wi-fi. Please also note that we have a well and a water filtration system with limited capacity, and therefore we ask that guests be conscious of water usage. Please limit washing machine and dishwasher to one load each per day, and to the extent possible try to limit the number of showers taken each day. You may sometimes encounter water pressure issues, especially after a lot of water has been used each day. Finally, we have a dog and a cat who are often at the house with us, so if you have severe allergies this is probably not a great choice.