Built in 1826, the Nathan Wild House is a grand residence on the National Register of Historic Places. Many historic figures were guests at the house, including President Martin Van Buren (who used to ride over on horseback for breakfast), Amelia Earhardt and Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The house boasts original wide-plank wood floors, a sweeping staircase, 5 fireplaces and a ballroom with elaborate plaster-work.

B&B guests are served breakfast in the elegant Greek Revival dining room. The meal is served in front of a roaring fire in the wintertime.

The north wing of the house has been turned into an elegant two-story guest house. It is completely private with elegant bedrooms, bathrooms, sitting room, dining room, kitchen and fireplace. The entire wing can be rented by guests staying 6 nights or longer and who wish to prepare their own meals. It is ideal for one or two adult couples.

All bedrooms include private baths, air conditioning and cable TV. For more details and photos, please see our guided tour of the house and property. To request a reservation, please use online form or call (518) 758-9684.