801 Route 29Rock City Falls, NY 12863-1204
(518)885-1607
(888)996-9977
Circa 1866. Experience the refined elegance exuded at this recently renovated, historic mansion with striking details such as six fireplaces with massive mantelpieces, original brass and copper gas chandeliers with Waterford glass shades, etched-glass doors and parquet floors of three woods. It sits on four acres across from a clear spring-fed millpond and waterfalls, perfect for trout fishing, walks along the shore or a refreshing swim off a rope swing. Play the grand piano in the library and relax over a complimentary cocktail. After a restful night in a lavish guest bedroom, an incredible breakfast is served in the formal dining room, on the 60-foot-long Victorian porch overlooking the flowers and fountain or on the garden deck under the shade of a 200-year-old giant spruce tree. Transportation for pick-ups and drop-offs is available in a black Bentley.
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Mansion of Saratoga
High end victorian - very warm
Painted in a deep shade of maroon with cream molding, this room was the breakfast room in 1866. Today it features a massive dark wood King bedroom set w/matching marble dresser, mirrored armoire and a private bath.
Formally the kitchen of the Mansion, this large room has been converted into one of the most popular rooms of the house. Decorated with period wall covering it features a magnificent four-poster King-size bed (that you will need to climb into), a matching dresser, and private bath with a Jacuzzi tub. This room is located on the first floor of the Mansion right off the formal dining room and has a large outside deck perfect for morning coffee or late afternoon cocktails.
Look out any of the front windows and view the millstream from this magnificent southern exposure room. Its 14-foot ceilings are perfect for the commanding mahogany King-size four-poster bed that the room features. An original bedroom of the Mansion, the walls are painted dark and rich to compliment the gold and silver tones of the bedding. One of the most interesting furniture pieces in the Mansion is the Victorian Empire-style mirrored triple armoire on the north wall of the room. As with all rooms the San Souci has a private bath, but this room also features a cast iron clawfoot tub and shower.
Guests love the opulence of the second-floor Canfield room. Painted cool Wedgwood blue, the Canfield is an original Mansion bedroom with 14-foot ceilings, private bath and an over-the-top King bed fit for royalty with matching dresser. This room, like the San Souci, faces the old mill and pond offering great windows with southern exposure. The Waterford chandelier located in this room is set in an especially interesting ceiling medallion. Your eyes will be drawn to the room's eastern wall featuring a unique marble fireplace and a portrait of a rather portly nobleman.
Located on the western side of the 2nd floor, the Artesian room is the most private bedroom of the Mansion. An original bedroom, it includes a private bath with shower, 14' ceilings, Waterford chandelier and pale green Victorian wall covering. This room has a very masculine cherry wood King bed w/matching dresser. Since the bedroom is on the quiet side of the Mansion, guests find that the Artesian is a great room for those who love to sleep late.
On the east side of the 2nd floor of the Mansion, this very sunny, original bedroom room looks down on the fountain and gardens. This room is the most photographed bedroom and was featured in Victorian Homes Magazine. The 14' ceiling, golden walls and white marble fireplace become a backdrop for the 19th-Century high Victorian and quite decadent Queen bedroom set. The distinctive black set is hand painted with a floral and gold leaf design. The over-mantel is Victorian East Lake and wonderfully reflects the two-arm Waterford chandelier. As with all rooms, the Excelsior is complete with private bath and shower
