Historic character and renovation potential meet at 144 Main Street in Randolph, NY. Known as the Sheldon Residence. Thaddeus Spencer Sheldon (1818–1868) arrived in Randolph in 1836 and operated a store that served as an exchange for goods produced by area farmers. This circa-1850, one-and-a-half-story, three-bay Gothic Revival home showcases wood-frame construction, board-and-batten siding, and a cross-gabled roof with ornate wood vergeboard at the eaves. There are new wood details in the garage ready to be installed. Tall windows with decorative wood head trim and wood shutters add to its distinctive architectural charm. A new metal roof is already in place, setting the stage for bringing this historic property back to life. Offering over 3,000 square feet, the spacious interior was last used as a flower and gift shop. Some hardwood floors remain in very good condition, while portions of the upstairs have been gutted following water damage. No utilities are currently on or functioning within the home. Renovation is needed, providing an opportunity to restore its character and explore future uses, subject to applicable approvals. Situated on a nice corner lot along the Amish Trail in Cattaraugus County, the property includes a driveway, attached garage, and access to on-street parking. Its Main Street location offers convenient access to Interstate 86, routes toward Ellicottville, and nearby Allegany State Park. Bring your vision to this distinctive piece of Randolph history. Whether you’re drawn to a home with historic character to restore and make your own or envision a distinctive setting for your business, the Sheldon Residence offers possibilities worth exploring. Could this piece of Randolph history be the right opportunity for you? Buyers are encouraged to independently investigate potential historic preservation grants and rehabilitation tax credits. Eligibility and funding availability are subject to applicable program requirements and approvals and are not guaranteed.