207 Hartman Rd, Pattersonville, NY 12137 - Montgomery County

#`1179 - Eastern Montgomery County. 2 homes, barns, and the world at your footstep. The main home is 7 years old and has an open floor plan for the kitchen/dining area/living room. There are 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, plus a separate laundry. Front deck for the view + back patio. Some furnishings can be made available (2 beds, 2 dressers, sofa, island chairs, some end tables). The basement is full, dry, insulated, and high-ceilinged. It could easily be made into additional living space if the 1320 sq. ft. upstairs is not enough. Heat is from a oil hot air Lennox furnace. Water is from a spring. We will add a UV system so no one has to worry. Im not kidding about the views: you can see across the entire Mohawk Valley into the Southern Adirondacks from here.

On this side of the road there are about 24 acres, nearly all open land, nearly all of which can be cropped or pastured. Across the road are nearly 70 acres more. Of this other land, 43 are tillable, all in hay now. The remainder of these are heavily wooded, surrounding 2 creeks. Very pretty. Some of the fields enjoy the same or similar view that the home lot has. 92.7 acres total. Since it is on both sides of the road, there are 3250 of road frontage, lots. The road has almost no traffic - I was just there for 2 hours and saw one car pass. Yes, its paved.

On the same side as the home is a single story dairy barn, 36x80, with 32 stanchions. If you want to milk, do yourself a favor - remove them and replace with ties. The milk house is 17x18 and has a 400 g bulk tank, room for another or even a third one in a lower clean area. The pipeline is there though not complete. However, the barn cleaner appears to be fully workable..

Just a few feet away is the original hip roof barn. It has additions on both sides and measures roughly 45x100 with a 20x20 hip roof section extending beyond. Inside are stalls for heifers and other livestock, one very large room and several smaller ones. The loft goes the entire length and has a both a mow conveyor and a skeleton elevator feeding it. Although you can easily find things to do, basically this is in good shape. A 14x40 cement silo is next to it.

Just up the road and nearly hidden by giant yews is the original home. Built in 1849, it was stripped to the studs for a renovation that never happened and is in very poor shape as it now stands, not habitable in any sense of the word. 1870 sq. ft., with a newer roof over most of it. It is saltbox style and stands in a very shaded yard and is serviced by a 265' drilled well.

There's a starting price of $225000 on the ~24 acres and all buildings, $399000 (firm) if you want everything. Taxes on it all are between $7-8000 with none of the usual deductions (other than ag assessment) taken. The owners reside elsewhere. This property is only 30 minutes from Albany and should get lots of good people excited. Especially with those views and the quiet you enjoy here! This adjoins #1175 (77acres), which we also have for sale.