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Upstate New York artist Elizabeth Apgar-Smith lives and works at this beautiful home on Main Street. She operates a studio and gallery at this location, specializing in oil, pastel, and watercolor paintings. Her work is well known throughout the region, particularly her impressionistic landscapes of the Schoharie Valley and her touring exhibit, Faithful Labors, which pays tribute to local farm families. You can view her available art, check her class schedule, or contact her directly to visit her studio at the Elizabeth Apgar-Smith Official Website

The home is in the “Old Style” or “Colonial” architectural style. It is a large home at 3248 sq feet, a single-family residence that boasts five bedrooms and three bathrooms on a little over ½ acre of property. While some homes in the area date back to the late 18th century (such as the nearby 1772 Old Stone Fort) or the early 1830s, public and real estate records indicate that 246 Main Street was built in 1922. The traditional home features an expansive layout across two main floors, a detached garage that serves as the artist’s studio, and a large yard.