Schoharie Colonial Blends Timeless Character, Flexible Opportunity, and Small-Town Charm

Set along Main Street in the heart of Schoharie, this stately circa 1835 colonial known as the former Wedgewood Inn, blends timeless character, flexible opportunity, and small-town charm in one beautifully preserved property. Previously operated as a beloved bed & breakfast and still zoned for B&B use, the home offers the rare ability to continue a hospitality business or simply enjoy it as an expansive single-family residence. Rich with historic detail and warmth, the property feels like stepping into another era, one where craftsmanship, hospitality, and gracious living took center stage. Inside, the home features 6 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, with additional space and layout flexibility for future bedrooms and bathroom additions if desired. Multiple sitting rooms and dining spaces create an inviting flow ideal for entertaining, hosting guests, or creating cozy private retreats throughout the home. Original details shine everywhere you look, from ornate marble fireplaces and elegant federal-style light fixtures to the rich architectural character woven throughout the interiors. Large windows bring in beautiful natural light, while each room offers its own sense of charm and history. Outside, the grounds feel pulled from a storybook. A peaceful pond sits beneath the canopy of a graceful Japanese maple, while perennial gardens filled with dreamy hydrangeas bloom throughout the property. A welcoming back porch overlooks the lush backyard, creating the perfect setting for quiet mornings or evening gatherings. Adding to the charm, even the birdhouse was custom built as a miniature replica of the home itself. A detached three-car garage provides additional convenience and storage. Schoharie Valley, known for its gorgeous views and many farm stands makes this area a best kept secret. Located moments from beloved local staples like Wiggle on Main, Wayward Lane Brewery and beer garden, The Carrot barn farmstore, and nearby breweries, cafes, antique shops, and farm markets that make the Schoharie Valley so special. The area has also become an increasingly sought-after destination for weddings and events, with venues like the upcoming Parrott House and the nearby Maples Estate, and The Sablewood. Conveniently located near Albany, Cooperstown, and the Catskills, this one-of-a-kind property offers endless possibilities, whether as a private residence, weekend retreat, or reimagined hospitality destination.