Former Pre-Civil War Schoolhouse in New York, Now a Peaceful Mountain Retreat for Only $63K

Formerly a pre-Civil War schoolhouse, this seasonal New York retreat features an open layout main cottage with a bed, bath, and scenic picture window, plus a screened-in porch for warm evenings. A separate two-bedroom bunkhouse with full bath offers additional guest space, all just minutes from skiing and the Adirondacks.

Back Side featured at 712 County Route 41, Malone, NY, 12953

3 bed
2 bath

Patio featured at 712 County Route 41, Malone, NY, 12953

About This Former Pre-Civil War Schoolhouse in New York, Now a Peaceful Mountain Retreat for Only $63K

Once a pre-Civil War schoolhouse, this seasonal property on the side of Titus Mountain now serves as a peaceful retreat with character and potential. The main cottage features an open floor plan with a bed and bath at the back, and a large picture window that beautifully frames the surrounding natural landscape. A screened-in porch invites you to enjoy the fresh air on long summer evenings. The separate modern bunkhouse, with pine walls, two bedrooms, and a full bath, is ideal for hosting guests. Just up the road from Titus Mountain Ski Area and a short drive to the Adirondack Mountains to the south, this property makes a perfect base camp for exploring the region.

Home Office featured at 712 County Route 41, Malone, NY, 12953

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712 County Route 41, Malone, NY 12953 $63,000

Malone, New York

Malone, New York, is a small town located in the northern part of the state, close to the Canadian border. As the county seat of Franklin County, Malone serves as a regional hub for government services, commerce, and education within the area. The town combines a rural atmosphere with the conveniences of small-town living, featuring a downtown area with local shops, restaurants, and historic buildings that reflect its long history. Malone’s roots go back to the 19th century, and its heritage is still visible in its architecture and community events.

Surrounded by natural beauty, Malone offers easy access to outdoor activities such as fishing, hiking, snowmobiling, and skiing, thanks to its proximity to the Adirondack Mountains and several rivers. The town experiences all four seasons, with snowy winters that support winter sports and warm summers ideal for exploring the countryside. Residents enjoy a peaceful lifestyle with a strong sense of community, while still having access to necessary services and amenities. Its location near the Canadian border also adds a unique cultural and economic dimension to the town.