Step into a remarkable piece of Burnt Hills history. This circa 1835-1840 Greek Revival residence has been thoughtfully preserved and expanded over nearly two centuries, blending historic craftsmanship with modern comfort on a beautifully landscaped 0.70-acre lot. Offering approximately 2,400 sq. ft., the home features 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and three garage spaces, including a detached garage that once served as Minard Orcutt's grain store. Rare dual residential and commercial zoning creates exceptional flexibility for a live/work lifestyle, professional office, or distinctive single-family home. Rich in local history, the property appears on the 1856 Saratoga County map and has been lovingly stewarded by its owners. Historic details abound: three-brick-thick walls, a hand-hewn summer beam with bark still intact, late Victorian stained-glass windows and oak staircase, custom built-ins, an original fireplace mantel, recessed windows and doors, and a front porch perfect for rocking chairs. The dramatic 2012 addition seamlessly complements the home's heritage with soaring 15-foot ceilings, approximately 20 windows, abundant natural light, and a gas stove capable of heating the entire first floor. Granite countertops, central air, radiant heated floors, and updated plumbing and electrical systems provide today's conveniences without sacrificing character. Significant improvements include remodeled baths, an insulated and reinforced attic, heat pump, whole-house generator, professional landscaping, expanded driveway with turnaround, stamped concrete patio, and a newly installed epoxy flake garage floor (2026). Outside, enjoy perennial gardens, mature roses, and a spacious patio ideal for entertaining. Located in the award-winning Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake School District, it is just a short walk to local shops, dining, and everyday conveniences. A landmark of Burnt Hills, a rare opportunity to own a home where an old house and modern living come together.