Welcome to Linden Falls, where a waterfall-carved gorge meets nearly two centuries of history in one of Troy's designated historic districts. Built for the Van Rensselaer family in 1840, this restored home offers three bedrooms, two-and-a-half baths and a primary suite addition on the main level. Beyond the main house, a separate studio building creates another layer entirely. Outside, the property unfolds through pathways, gardens, two brick and slate patios, a large deck, a covered front porch and a balcony fitted with a hot tub, each deliberately positioned toward the landscape. It is this rare meeting of waterfall and city, privacy and community, that makes Linden Falls so difficult to compare to anywhere else.