Established in 1778, the town of Clermont proudly welcomed the Old Parsonage, a distinguished 1867 Victorian residence recognized for its significance in American history and culture. Adorned with intricate gingerbread trim, this stunning home has been listed on the State Register of Historic Places and on the National Register of Historic places in 1983. The beautifully maintained grounds feature mature, vibrant gardens, winding walking paths, and a serene courtyard. A historic carriage barn provides substantial storage space, while the interior of the home retains its original charm with warm wood floors, generously sized rooms and expansive windows. Multiple faux fireplaces are thoughtfully placed throughout the residence, enhancing is ambiance. An above ground pool sits in the southeast corner of the property along with a whole house generator. A notable feature of the home is the inviting garden room, designed with continuous windows that offer picturesque views of the yard in every season. The spacious kitchen includes a wet pantry ideal for entertaining, and its generous layout provides ample room for culinary pursuits. Adjacent to the kitchen, the formal dining room comfortably accommodates numerous guests and across the hall, the parlor offers the same. The private quarters are located on the upper floor, offering a variety of room sizes suitable for bedrooms, a home office, study or personal library. A full bath serves this level, providing both functionality and convenience. The home is supported by a laid-stone foundation and is equipped with a whole house generator for added reliability. The boiler is also brand new. The basement is notably large and well-kept, featuring a dedicated room that opens into a charming wine cellar. Clermont sits on the southern most side of Columbia County. Enjoy the tours of the historic Clermont Mansion built by Robert Livingston, the Falling Waters Preserve, wine tasting with Catskill Mountain Views at Clermont and Tousey Wineries. Not to mention the nearby distilleries, hiking trails, kayaking, and State Parks.