Perched on a gentle hillside with open fields and mountain views, this lovingly restored 1790s homestead blends early American heritage with modern comfort. Located in pastoral Bloomville, this rare property offers the chance to own a piece of Catskills history—thoughtfully revived by its current owner, a renowned ceramicist. Originally built by early settlers and expanded in 1890, the home has undergone a full gut renovation that honors its history while adding contemporary function. Beneath hand-hewn beams and period charm lies all-new plumbing, electrical, boiler, insulation, windows, drywall, and more—ensuring comfort and efficiency. Step into a sun-drenched open floor plan where wide French doors and double-pane windows bring in natural light from all directions. The spacious farmhouse kitchen includes a large walk-in pantry with pellet stove. A first-floor room can serve as an accessible 4th bedroom or office, next to a luxurious full bath with sunken Japanese wood tub surrounded by windows with rolling mountain views, plus with a large walk-in shower. Upstairs, three bedrooms include a tranquil primary suite with a spa-like bath and sliding glass doors that open to sweeping views. A second bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe and sunrise-facing windows; the third features a charming built-in twin alcove bed and desk. Outdoors, old-growth and apple trees are set within a gently sloped park-like landscape. A huge wraparound porch is ideal for coffee or sunset dinners, with uninterrupted views in all directions. A former pond site above the house is ready to be reinstated—a quote is available. Additional features: • Town-maintained road • Detached barn with water/electric—perfect for studio or guest house • New drainage and sealed foundation • Multiple natural springs • Wood shed (storage or garage) • Two separate parcels included Surrounded by quiet, unused farmland, this home offers rare privacy and peace, yet is close to key amenities: • Farm store – ½ mile walk • West Kortright Centre – 4 min • Bloomville – 7 min • Stamford – 12 min • Delhi – 20 min • Oneonta – 20 min • 2h40m to GW Bridge