17 Maple Street St, Oneonta-City, NY 13820

Discover an exceptional opportunity with this stunning 10-bedroom, 5-bath historic home located in the heart of Oneonta. Formerly a national sorority house for the past 60 plus years, this captivating three story home is looking to start a new chapter. The stately property boasts unique architectural features, sprawling living spaces, and beautifully preserved details that celebrate its rich history as one of the most notable mansions during Oneonta's industrial boom of the late 1800’s and early 1900’s. In addition to use as a residence, there are possibilities to use the property as a home day care, or a bed and breakfast, among other options. It is conveniently located near the bustling Main Street of Oneonta and the local bus stop and within an easy walk to SUNY Oneonta and Hartwick College. As you step through the original mosaic tile entryway from the huge covered porch, you will be captivated by the intricate wood trims and finishes that reflect the rich history of this remarkable residence. On the main floor, the living and dining rooms are expansive with unique architectural features, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The spacious large kitchen is perfect for those inspired by the culinary arts. There is an adjacent pantry room with an extra refrigerator and storage space. With ample room for modern appliance, extra countertops and cabinets, and a formal dining room that can host the entire extended family, this property is perfect for large gatherings and parties - an entertainer’s dream! All the major systems of the house have been professionally maintained. The heating system is natural gas. There is a commercial sprinkler system throughout the house allowing the bedrooms to be fully utilized on the third floor. The large asphalt driveway provides plenty of off-street parking for several cars. IMPORTANT NOTE: Due to commercial classification dropping off, as of February 14th, 2025 the new assessed value was reduced from $690,000 to $327,900. Taxes will be approximately 47.5% of the totals from 2024.