2170 Bitters RoadCamillus, NY, 13031

Welcome to this classic 1970s Colonial, nestled in the hills of Camillus on more than 7 acres of beautiful land. Rich in history and filled with memories, this home has remained in the same family since it was built by the current owners' father. For generations, it has been lovingly cared for and enjoyed, creating a rare opportunity for the next owner to continue its legacy. Upon entering, you'll be greeted by a spacious slate foyer that sets the tone for the home's generous living spaces. The oversized living room features a wood-burning fireplace and offers plenty of room for gathering with family and friends. The kitchen has been the heart of the home for decades, where countless meals have been prepared while overlooking the in-ground pool and scenic acreage beyond. The lower level provides additional living space with a family room, half bath, and laundry area. The former attached garage has been converted into finished living space and is currently used as a workout room, offering flexibility for a variety of needs. Upstairs, you'll find four generously sized bedrooms, including a primary suite with a private bath and shower, along with a large main bath featuring dual vanities. A partially finished recreation room provides space for a game room, hobby area, or additional living space while still offering abundant storage. Comfortably heated by a boiler system with hot water baseboard heat, the home also includes a detached two-car garage with electricity—perfect for storing vehicles, recreational equipment, or workshop space. One of the property's most unique features is its private tennis court, a rare find in the area, which could easily be converted into a pickleball court. Surrounded by mature trees and wooded acreage, the property offers exceptional privacy while being conveniently located across from Gillie Lake. With great bones, a remarkable setting, and endless potential, this is a home ready for someone with vision to make it their own and create memories for generations to come.