TOP 30 Historical home tours in Troy, New York

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The Counties of Ireland is a unique and charming home goods and jewelry store located at 77 3rd Street in Troy, New York. Step inside and immerse yourself in the rich culture and history of Ireland through our carefully curated selection of traditional and contemporary home decor items, as well as stunning jewelry pieces inspired by the Emerald Isle. Whether you're looking for a special gift or simply want to add a touch of Irish flair to your home, The Counties of Ireland has something for everyone. Visit us today and experience the beauty and craftsmanship of Ireland right here in the United States.

The Fortress is a premier home goods store located at 1 Jackson Street in Troy, New York. Our store offers a wide selection of high-quality furniture, decor, and accessories to elevate your living space. From modern and contemporary pieces to classic and timeless designs, we have something for every style and budget. Visit us today to discover the perfect pieces to make your house feel like a home.

Welcome to Cooperstown Property, your trusted general contractor located at 15 Delaware Street, Cooperstown, New York. We are proud to present a unique opportunity to own a stunning 13.25-acre parcel in the highly sought-after Pierstown area of Otsego County, Central New York. This approved and surveyed building lot is ideal for constructing your dream solar home, surrounded by upscale residences and breathtaking natural beauty. Located at 116 Sunset Ridge Road, this property offers 1,800 feet of road frontage and is part of a prestigious subdivision. It provides the perfect setting for an active or passive solar home, with up to 1GB of fiber-optic high-speed internet available, ensuring you stay connected while enjoying serene country living. Just a short 10-minute drive from the Village of Cooperstown, you'll find yourself close to a wealth of cultural and recreational attractions, including the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, Otsego Lake, and the Fenimore Art Museum.