STICK STYLE WITH VERANDAH

The Stick Style was popular between 1860 and 1890. This large Stick Style house features a steeply pitched roof with overhanging eaves, a turret, and fanciful wood cladding, all typical of the style. The house was owned by a series of families before being converted into a boardinghouse in 1924. It was vacant until 1936, when owners were forced into foreclosure. It was repurchased in 1946 and periodically served as a bed & breakfast inn.

“Saratoga Springs is a small city surrounded by a rural area; we can walk everywhere—restaurants, movies, schools. Outdoor activities abound given the lakes, rivers, and mountains.”