Sitting on over 21 acres in Cottekill, Marcott Manor is a classic 1882 farmhouse that has been in the same family for almost five decades and is ready for its next chapter.

Set back from the road and up a long driveway is the two floor colonial that appears through the tree line and overlooks a large pond surrounded by willow trees adding to the dreamy country scene.

The home was last renovated in 1978, and the interior reflects that era, from the wood kitchen cabinets to the carpeting. It has a true time capsule feel, but the layout and size give you a lot to work with depending on your vision.

There's a large eat-in kitchen for everyday use, plus a separate dining room for hosting. Two spacious living rooms offer flexibility and could potentially be opened up into one larger space. A wood-burning fireplace adds a cozy element, and the enclosed front porch gives you extra living space for most of the year, overlooking the pond where you will regularly see upstate wildlife.

Upstairs are four bedrooms, all with views of the property, and a full unfinished attic that could be expanded into additional living space. There's a full bathroom on each floor, plus a back entrance with a mudroom that makes day-to-day living easy. Outside, you'll find a two-car garage and carport for parking and storage.

The land is rich with a mix of open fields, rolling hills, fruit and flower trees, rhubarb shrubs, and wooded for natural privacy. With over 21 acres, there's so much room and opportunity to add additional features such as a guest house, pool, or tennis court.

The house has been lovingly cared for over the past 48 years, preserving the colonial's solid bones and a strong foundation for its next chapter. In 2023 the asphalt roof was fully replace. The furnace seems to be approximately 10-15 years old, 200-amp electric panel (repaired in 2011), septic tank was pumped in November 2025, a UV filtration system for the well water, copper piping, and a dry basement.

Even though the property feels secluded, you are just 5 minutes to Stone Ridge for coffee at Black Dot or yoga at MAMA. Under 10 minutes to Rosendale for popular thrift stores like Clubhouse Vintage or dinner at The Countryside Inn. Then only 15 minutes to Kingston and 20 minutes to Woodstock for even more entertainment and activities. Plus easy access to the Trailways bus and under 2 hours to the GWB for city commuters.