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Otsego Co, New York

± 80.82 acres $524,900

Charming Greek Revival farmhouse, 44 acres of tillable & pasture, 26.5 acres woods, small pond, multiple barns, some pastures fenced, property borders Gilbert Lake State Park with 1584 acres

4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, Greek Revival farmhouse with 2627 square feet
House built 1840 with both original features and many updates
Beautiful original wide plank flooring throughout
2 kitchen stoves - wood cook stove and modern gas range/oven
New spray foam in attic
Long lasting steel roof
Low maintenance aluminum siding
Laid stone full basement dirt floor
Oil furnace
Newer well pump
2 septics
Fenced pastures previously used for cattle, some high tensile
44 acres of tillable and pasture land, mainly level with gentle rise towards back
Pole barn, 24’ x 48’ built 1970
One story general purpose barn, 28’ x 60’ built 1940
2 story barn, 24’ x 88’ built 1888
Shed, 12’ x 32’ built 1970
Excellent deer habitat that transitions from woodlot to open areas as well as dense cover
Back area ideal for food plots
Mix of hardwoods, some mature, with mainly oak and maple
Small pond
Borders Gilbert Lake State Park with 1584 acres offers additional hunting as well as 12+ miles of trails for hiking, skiing, snowmobiling, in addition to swimming, boating and fishing
Texas Schoolhouse State Forest with 1245 acres is 2 miles down the road, offers additional hunting, hiking, as well as multiple fishing opportunities for wild and stock trout, including Butternut Creek.
Amenities available nearby in Mt. Vision in 5 miles and Hartwick in 6 miles
Close to SUNY Oneonta and Hartwick College
12 miles to Cooperstown Dreams Park
15 miles to Cooperstown, home of National Baseball Hall of Fame, Fenimore Art Museum, NYS Historical Society, Farmers Museum, Brewery Ommegang, Glimmerglass Opera as well as additional shopping & restaurants
Otsego Lake – 10 minutes, 4046 acre lake, renown for lake trout, walleye, perch with public beach, state park & boating
NYC/George Washington Bridge is just over 3 hours

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