Property Type:
Residential
Bedrooms:
10
Baths:
8
Square Footage:
10,394
Lot Size (sq. ft.):
348,480
Status:
Active
Current Price:
$1,399,000
List Date:
5/25/2026
Last Modified:
5/25/2026
Description
Set on beautifully maintained grounds in Colton, New York, this striking mixed-use commercial and residential property offers a rare combination of immediate income, architectural presence, and long-term flexibility.
Currently operating as an established wellness and practitioner space, creating a turnkey opportunity for a buyer seeking continuity, investment potential, or the freedom to reimagine the property for a new vision entirely.
Thoughtfully designed and exceptionally maintained, the expansive building and surrounding grounds lend themselves to an extraordinary range of possibilities, including a wellness retreat, boutique inn, corporate or leadership retreat space, creative campus, therapeutic or educational center, event venue, multi-generational living arrangement, continued practitioner suites, luxury residential conversion, or a live-work compound unlike anything else currently available in the region. The scale of the property, combined with the pond, auxiliary structures, open lawns, and peaceful natural setting, creates an experience that feels both private and destination oriented.
Inside, the property offers an impressive and highly functional layout featuring seven full bathrooms, one half bath, five en-suite practitioner spaces, a separate commercial kitchen, and a beautifully appointed residential kitchen with custom cabinetry and artisan-crafted wood details. Additional features include, multiple gathering and dining areas with seating capacity for approximately 30 guests.
Surrounded by the Adirondack foothills, the area provides year-round access to hiking, paddling, boating, skiing, snowshoeing, and cycling, with Higley Flow State Park, Blake Reservoir, and the Raquette River all nearby.
The location also benefits from close proximity to St. Lawrence University, Clarkson University, SUNY Potsdam, and SUNY Canton, bringing year-round cultural, educational, and economic energy to the region.
