luxury houses for sale Schenectady County, United States

Welcome home to this 4-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom Colonial offering exceptional space, flexibility, and modern upgrades throughout on 2.77-acres in the highly sought-after Burnt Hills School District. The main level features a formal living room converted into a music room/flex space with glass doors, a cozy family room with gas fireplace insert (2021), and a convenient main-floor primary suite complete with a deep soaking tub. The second-floor guest suite has its own sitting room and full bath with an advanced vertical shower tower system and two additional bedrooms with shared full bath. Off the kitchen is a screened in porch leading out to fenced in space with a lap pool and private wooded trails leading to Alplaus Creek. Please contact listing agent for photos.

There's a reason people plant roots in this part of Rotterdam. The streets are quiet, the neighbors wave, and the Mohonasen school district has been drawing families here for decades. Welcome to Patio & Pine — a home that feels grounded in the kind of neighborhood people hope to find but rarely do. The house itself is made for living, and for hosting. The galley kitchen offers sight lines the length of the home, front window to back, keeping whoever's cooking in the middle of the action rather than tucked away from it. The fridge, dishwasher, and oven were all updated just three years ago, so the kitchen is as ready as you are. Guests spill naturally from the kitchen to the patio without a second thought. Three bedrooms, one bath, and a color palette that feels intentional, soft, calm, and easy to come home to. Nothing jarring, nothing to undo. Just a space that already breathes. And that backyard is the real draw. Picture it on a summer evening, the fire pit glowing, chairs pulled in close, string lights overhead, and nowhere anyone needs to be. Private and fenced, it's the kind of outdoor space that turns a casual Friday into a memory. The storage shed keeps everything tucked away so the yard stays as pretty as it feels, and the one-car garage means the rest of life stays organized too. Step outside on a Sunday morning and the neighborhood is made for it — walks around the block, bikes in the driveway, a slow lap with no particular destination. This is a neighborhood where people actually know each other. All of that, and not an HOA in sight.