31 Mapletown Road

Offered as a peaceful Upstate retreat in the heart of Rensselaer County. Set within the scenic countryside of Hoosick Falls, this inviting property offers a rare opportunity to enjoy privacy, natural beauty, and small-town charm. Two parcels totaling over 17 acres of land. Located in the quiet Mapletown area--one of the historic hamlets within the Town of Hoosick--this residence is surrounded by rolling hills, open skies, and the tranquil character that defines Upstate New York living. This home presents an ideal setting for a primary residence, weekend escape, or investment property. The surrounding landscape provides a sense of seclusion while still offering convenient access to nearby amenities, regional routes, and neighboring communities in both New York and Vermont. Hoosick Falls is a historic village of approximately 3,200 residents, known for its rich heritage and revitalized downtown district. Originally settled in the 1700s, the area grew around the Hoosic River, where early mills powered a thriving industrial community. Over the decades these very hills inspired literary luminaries Shirley Jackson, Donna Tartt, and Brett Easton Ellis''. Today, the village blends history with a growing arts and cultural presence, including galleries, local eateries, and restored 19th- and early 20th-century architecture. The area is also associated with famed American folk artist Grandma Moses, whose legacy remains a point of pride in the community. Outdoor enthusiasts benefit from proximity to the surrounding mountains and valleys, while the nearby Bennington College and Battlefield--site of a pivotal Revolutionary War engagement--adds historical significance to the region. With a strong sense of community, recreational amenities, and a slower pace of life, Hoosick Falls offers a compelling alternative to more densely populated areas while remaining within reach of Albany, Saratoga, and Vermont destinations. A Unique Opportunity 31 Mapletown Road represents the essence of Upstate living--space, quiet, and connection to both history and nature. Whether envisioned as a serene escape or a long-term residence, this property offers a rare chance to establish a foothold in one of New York's most character-rich rural communities.