A unique assemblage of historic properties located a short walk from downtown Sharon Springs and within a NY Qualified Opportunity Zone.

 

A short walk from the resurgent Village of Sharon Springs and on a ridge overlooking the Mohawk Valley with views stretching 100 miles, sits a unique group of historic properties which have been preserved by attentive owners. Now offered for sale, Sharon Springs Holdings includes The Stone House Estate, a 8000 sf Victorian Italianate residence on 12 acres and the former Sharon Springs Golf Club, a contiguous 73 acres of land with 2000 sf clubhouse, all located within Qualified Opportunity Zones.

 

 

Original Construction by Dr. & Mrs John Gardner - Current photos courtesy of Lance Manning Photography

Sharon Springs Community - Meet the Neighbors!

 

Sharon Springs Holdings is more than a country estate. Each of the properties occupies a significant place in the history of Sharon Springs, a preeminent Victorian-era wellness community founded to take advantage of what Native Americans discovered long ago - the healing powers of natural mineral springs flowing through and around the Village.

Sharon Springs' resurgence captures the same spirit of discovery, renewal and community that connects past, present and future. We invite you to explore the Sharon Springs community and surrounding areas of upstate New York via the icons below and the Meet the Neighbors tab above. Welcome to the community!

 
courtesy of Sharon Springs Historical Society

courtesy of Sharon Springs Historical Society

Sharon Springs Resorts & Spa

Historic Renovation/historic implications

Sharon Springs, Inc., led by owner Kyusung Cho, has embarked on a journey to potentially transform the Village of Sharon Springs. The South Korean investor and travel agency executive is currently undertaking a projected $10 million renovation of the Imperial Bathhouse, with a projected $5 million restoration of the former Columbia Hotel and a $20 million rebuild of the former Adler Hotel planned to follow in subsequent phases. These undertakings could resurrect the historic spa business that originally brought Sharon Springs to prominence as a center of wellness and health.

Mr. Cho is also the owner of Dongbu Tour & Travel, which transports 40,000 visitors between New York City and Niagara Falls each year. (source - company website)

http://www.sharonspringsresort.com

https://www.bizjournals.com/albany/news/2016/09/02/can-a-spa-save-this-community.html

This photo of The American Hotel is courtesy of TripAdvisor

This photo of The American Hotel is courtesy of TripAdvisor

The American Hotel

Historic Renovation/SIGNificant contributions

The American Hotel is a National Register of Historic Places hotel located on Main Street in Sharon Springs. Built by Nicholas LaRue, (ca. 1842) and vacant for more than 30 years, the ​3 story Greek Revival structure was in serious disrepair when purchased in 1996 by current owners Doug Plummer and Garth Roberts. After extensive renovations, The American re-opened on May 23, 2001. Now celebrating its 22nd season, it is a key component and symbol of the revitalization of Sharon Springs and has been featured on HGTV Restore America, The Food Network-Rachel Ray $40 A Day and numerous articles written about Sharon Springs. (source - company website)

https://www.americanhotelny.com

 
courtesy of Beekman 1802

courtesy of Beekman 1802

Beekman 1802

HISTORIC INVOLVEMent/NEW MOMENtum

The Beekman 1802 Mercantile is located at 187 Main Street in Sharon Springs, NY. Founded by Josh Kilmer-Purcell and Dr. Brent Ridge (aka The Fabulous Beekman Boys), Beekman 1802 Mercantile is the flagship store of one of the fastest growing lifestyle/wellness brands in the nation (source: NASDAQ) and was created following their 2007 purchase of the historic Beekman 1802 Farm. (source - company website)

Their work, along with the significant contributions of many others, is leading to a remarkable renaissance in the Sharon Springs community. Read more about them, their company, their products, their contributions and events at: https://beekman1802.com.

SO Many Great People and Businesses, SO Little Space here…..

More supporters - shopping and Restaurants

Located in Sharon Springs, each of the listed businesses and their founders have contributed to upward momentum in Sharon Springs (as have many others who may not be on this immediate list). Please take a moment to get to know them……

Black Cat Cafe - http://blackcat-ny.com

204 Main Bar & Bistro - http://204mainbistro.com

Brimstone Bakery - https://brimstonebake.com

The Finishing Touch -https://www.facebook.com/finishingtouchnewyork/

Cobbler & Co. - https://www.cobblerandcompany.com

The Roseboro - http://roseboro.com/blog/

The Spring House Spa - http://www.springhousespa.com

Edgefield B&B - https://www.edgefieldbb.com

The New York House - http://thenewyorkhouse.com

Sunnycrest Orchards - https://www.sunnycrestorchards.com

Sharon Springs Chamber of Commerce - http://sharonspringschamber.com

Living It Up Upstate - Places To Go & See

Cooperstown - 20 miles - drive time 30 minutes - Otsego Lake, Baseball Hall of Fame, Fenimore Museum, Otesaga Hotel, Glimmerglass Opera, Leatherstocking Golf Club, Ommegang Brewery.

https://www.wearecooperstown.com; https://baseballhall.org; https://www.fenimoreartmuseum.org; https://www.otesaga.com; https://glimmerglass.org; https://www.ommegang.com

Saratoga Springs - 46 miles - drive time 1.25 hours - Saratoga Performing Arts, Saratoga Racing, Saratoga National Golf

https://www.saratoga.org; https://spac.org; https://www.nyra.com/saratoga/; https://saratoganationalevents.com

Adirondack State Park - 30 miles - drive time 40 minutes - visible from the porch of the Stone House.

https://visitadirondacks.com/about/adirondack-park

Albany, NY - 45 miles - drive time 1 hour or less - State Capital of New York State.

https://www.albanychamber.com

Finger Lakes Region - 90 miles - drive time 1.5 hours.

https://www.fingerlakes.org

Close enough to get here from anywhere.

Albany, NY - 45 miles - drive time 1 hour or less

Boston, MA - 217 miles - drive time 3.5 hours

Cooperstown - 20 miles - drive time 30 minutes

Finger Lakes Region - 90 miles - drive time 90 minutes or less

New York City - 147 miles - drive time 3 hours or less

Saratoga Springs, NY - 46 miles - drive time 1.25 hours

Sharon Springs, NY