Step away from your busy day, relax and put your mind at ease. This early 1800's manor, is nestled on 4 beautiful acres with a breathtaking view of the Mohawk valley and the Adirondack Mountains. Within 30 minutes, you can visit the Baseball Hall of Fame, Glimmerglass Opera, along with the Opera Festivals, Farmers Museum, Glimmerglass State Park or go underground at Howe Caverns.
Just a very short walk, the beautiful village of Sharon Springs, opens you to their many shops, spas and eateries. Owner Marnie Vollmer has been in the hospitality and food service industries for over 20 years. Marnie started working as soon as she could. She took a job in an adult home caring for the elderly and helping in the kitchen.
Just a very short walk, the beautiful village of Sharon Springs, opens you to their many shops, spas and eateries. Owner Marnie Vollmer has been in the hospitality and food service industries for over 20 years. Marnie started working as soon as she could. She took a job in an adult home caring for the elderly and helping in the kitchen.
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Rooms & Rates
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Rooms & Rates ( prices are subject to change on special events and holidays) All rooms have air conditioning, cable TV, free WiFi and all you can eat breakfast. Deposit of one night's stay (for 1-2 nights) or 50% of entire stay required at the time of reservation may be charged per management. Cancellations: Cancellations or changes within 14 days, no refund of deposit unless the room is re-rented.
Our Property
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Situated on four manicured acres and located in beautiful Sharon Springs N.Y. this restored mansion, built in the early 1800's, provides a variety of unique spaces for our guests to enjoy a peaceful and relaxing time with us. From the back lawn you can enjoy a breathtaking 90 mile view over the Mohawk Valley into the Adirondack Mountains or just relax with a good book on the front porch or the back patio.
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The land now known as the Clausen Estate, in Sharon Springs N.Y., had been the prosperous farm of the Eldredge family- in 1799, Barnabas Eldredge built the first school in the town of Sharon for his family and neighboring children on the property. This school burned in 1843. The Eldredge family and their home was considered significant enough to be illustrated in William Roscoe's book, History of Schoharie County, New York, published in 1882.
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