Rossie Historic 1823 Workers’ Boarding House. Restored Charming 4-bedroom house

Step back in time while enjoying the comfort of today. Built in 1823, this historic home is believed to have served as the original boarding house for the workers who helped build Rossie’s famous mills, lead works, and mining community.

Located directly across from the spectacular Rossie Falls and the historic mill ruins, you’ll wake up to the sound of rushing water and views that have changed very little in over 200 years.

Whether you’re relaxing with your morning coffee, exploring the historic ruins, kayaking nearby waters, or taking a scenic drive to the Thousand Islands, this home offers a peaceful escape filled with history and natural beauty.

Highlights

* Built in 1823
* Historic workers’ boarding house
* Overlooks Rossie Falls and the old mill ruins
* Quiet village setting
* Approximately 25 minutes to Alexandria Bay, Clayton, and the Thousand Islands
* Excellent fishing, boating, hiking, photography, and wildlife viewing nearby
* A perfect retreat for history lovers, couples, families, and outdoor enthusiasts

As evening falls, enjoy the peaceful sounds of the waterfall, gather around the fire pit beneath the stars, and experience a side of New York that few visitors ever discover.

This isn’t just a place to stay—it’s an opportunity to become part of the story of one of New York’s earliest industrial communities.