1914 Route 169, Little Falls, NY 13365

Drive down a long driveway and over your own bridge to reach this private, truly park-like 200 acre farm with mountain views. Dating from the 19th century, this farmhouse and four barns have been immaculately maintained and updated. The three bedroom, two bath home is 2400 square feet, with wood floors, a cathedral ceiling in the greatroom and a cozy woodstove. The land has been lovingly maintained, with a wonderful mix of woods and meadows, an apple orchard and even a Christmas tree grove. There are perennial gardens, vegetable gardens, and fenced pastures with ready access to water, ideal for horses or cattle. Miles of well-maintained carriage trails traverse the property. There’s even a one acre swimming pond with its own beach and cabana. All this and only 3 hours from NYC. Owner Financing Available. Neighborhood Description About Little Falls, NY A snug, unassuming residential community, Little Falls is nestled in a deep gorge of the Mohawk River Valley. Breathtaking mountain views are a highlight of the area. Little Falls is home to approximately 5900 friendly and helpful people, with a wide and diverse background. The community has a variety of stores and shops, restaurants, industry, schools, an excellent hospital, along with a fine public library, area museums and other historical sites. The contemporary Erie Canal is a significant feature of the City. This grand waterway, once the conduit for major commercial traffic, has become a clean, attractive destination for boating and other recreational activities. The Historic Erie Canal and Mohawk River system played an important role in the development of Western New York and the Great Lakes region in the 18th and 19th centuries. The 1825 Erie Canal, completed in 1825, was the "Internet" of its era; opening new vistas and changing the lives of those who ventured upon its waters. Little Falls owes its existence to the falls. There are many outstanding natural and geological features in the area. The deep chimney potholes, scoured in the stone by the swirling waters at the end of the last ice age, are a geological marvel. If one searches carefully, "Little Falls Diamonds" can be located along various outcroppings. Excellent examples of these unique Quartz crystals are on display at the Public Library and The Little Falls Historical Society Museum. Located along the south bank of the Erie Canal, the Miller Bicycle and Exercise Trail is ideal for walking, running and biking. There are several running events within the city during the year, including the Fall Flurry and the Canal Classic 10k Run, held during the Canal Days Celebration. Little Falls is located along State Rt. 5, approximately mid way between Syracuse & Albany, New York. Exit Interstate 90 (New York State Thruway) at interchange 29A.