Historic 1835 Grist Mill 
 
 1835 Stone Flour Grist Mill Site with your own private Waterfalls and Gorge. 
 
	 
 Located in the Adirondack Foothills above Cooperstown in Upstate Central NY 
 
	
	Location, location, location – Your own Gorge, Waterfalls and Grist Mill 
	Complex. Unique Historic Stone Grist Mill in New York’s Mohawk Valley 
	Heritage Corridor. Located just above Cooperstown, close to the famous 
	Mohawk River Marina . Purported to be a station of the Underground Railroad in the 1840's! 
	
	  This quintessential stone grist mill is unlike any other property in upstate New York. The Mill is an important, historic architectural masterpiece which stands as a true testament to the rich history of New York’s Mohawk Valley. Feel yourself relax immediately as you leave the modern world and step back in time with this significant historic property. 
 
	
	The charm and technology of the 1800’s with the amenities of the 21st 
	century. The museum-quality restoration having been completed over the past 
	15 years and now ready for someone new to enjoy. This property is only for the most 
	discerning buyer. 
	
	  
	
	Set on a beautifully manicured property with extensive water and flower 
	gardens, this home exemplifies the rich history and beauty of the Central 
	Mohawk Valley region of NY State located along the Mohawk River Erie Canal 
	Corridor. 
	
	  
	
	The Grist Mill and surrounding buildings have been meticulously restored to 
	their original glory. The extent to which the property has been restored and 
	maintained is simply astounding. 
 The Mill Complex has been listed on the state and National Register of Historical Places (Essential for obtaining government loans and grants)and includes all the original equipment.. Diaries are available depicting the life and times of the miller that worked here from the late 1800’s to early 1920’s View and hear the soothing sound of Cascading waterfalls rushing through the Natural Stone gorge cradled by a forest of trees and wildlife all the while you're living in the romantic grist mill.
	 This property is suited for many varied uses such as a Corporate Conference Center, Bed & Breakfast, Retreat Center (yoga, religious, professional), Multi-unit Residential Development, Upscale Restaurant or Country Inn, Art Center, Historic Museum, Professional Offices or simply a Unique Private Waterfront Estate. Much room for expansion. Barn and Carriage House have been recently updated to include water, sanitation and electrical utilities for future expansion. Additional acreage is also available. 
 
 The Stone Grist Mill construction started around 1830 and was completed in 1835. The Mill opened for business on February 20, 1835 and produced Flour & Animal Feed. The Stone Grist Mill building was Purported to be used as a Station of the Underground Railroad. Escaping slaves traveled to and from the Mill through an underground tunnel that runs along the creek to another Mill, (foundation still remains) that was located downstream. Rooms below the basement floor provided a secure and safe place to rest while waiting for the next barge traveling up the Mohawk River towards Canada and freedom. 
 Outdoor Hot Tub Spa located alongside the Grist Mill 
 The 1835 Stone Grist Mill, 1894 Mill House, 1888 Water-Side Cottage is located in a tranquil park-like setting along cascading waterfalls, herb and perennial gardens. 
 
 Cascading Waterfalls 
 
 
 
 The gardens have been planted with over 20,000 flower bulbs as well as thousands of herbs and perennials. There is always an inviting place to stroll or pause in this peaceful haven. 
 
 
 The Mill House was built in 1894 and has been completely updated. 
 
 
 
 
 Located in Upstate Central New York, once known as the "Leatherstocking area" of the Mohawk River Valley, in the Town of (West) Saint Johnsville. Situated just North of the Mohawk River and Erie Canal near the Saint Johnsville Municipal Marina and just North of Cooperstown Hall of Fame and the Glimmerglass Opera. The location is said to be the Geographic Center of New York State The area is sometimes called Crystal Valley because of the abundance of clear doubly-terminated Quartz crystals scattered about the area ( AKA Herkimer Diamonds). 
 Short Video View of Waterfalls below Mill 12 02 2020 Timmerman Creek Just Behind the Mill 
	 
	   Historical 1830's stone 
	gristmill has open spacious three fantastic levels of lofted living space. 
	Possibilities are endless in this unique home. Adjacent to the Gristmill and 
	part of the property is 
	a natural gorge with beautiful cascading waterfalls. Romantic views to die 
	for! This property has a NY State Class A stocked stream on the property. Own a piece 
	of history with this gristmill turned residence. Totally upgraded and 
	updated in recent years with pride of ownership and great craftsmanship. 
	Once a working flour mill, this property has been totally remodeled into a 
	wonderful unique primary residence and has preserved it’s Historical 
	significance. The Mill boasts most of the original working machinery existing 
	from the original mill. Explore the underground RR tunnels from the trap 
	door leading from the full basement. Refinished wide plank floors, exposed 
	wood beams & stone exist throughout the original gristmill home. Over 1,500 
	sq. ft. of living space on each of the three levels all open and lofted. 
	First level is a wide open and spacious family game room. Second level has 
	huge gourmet kitchen, center island for cooking, granite, counter space, 
	large dining area and sitting areas, plus indoor two story atrium with 
	working fountains. Third level open and lofted with Jacuzzi tub, bedrooms 
	and living room, office and walk-in closets. Located on the same property is a beautiful 
	petite cottage built in 1888 and newly renovated, located close to the
	waterfall with a full bathroom. A three car garage plus separate barn and storage 
	building included on the 4.7 acre property. Also included is a 2620 sq. ft. 
	Victorian home. Full front porch, large eat in kitchen, living room, dining 
	room plus 5 bedrooms and 3 baths. Presently used as part of the B&B, this 
	house is fully functional alone. 
 EXPLORE THE FOLLOWING LINKS FOR MORE INFORMATION AND PHOTOS: Underground Railroad & History 
	 Email: info@innbythemill.com or call the owners 518.568.2388 or 518.568.3099 for more information 
 06.23.2024  |