248+ acre Organic Cortland County farm comes with a 4 bed 2 bath newly renovated home with a large deck that has amazing views. This farm is located on it's own quiet road, which is maintained by the town. It consists of 140+- acres of open hay or pasture land that is in high tensile fencing for grass fed beef, dairy or horses. The 50+ acres of woodland has 8ft high interwoven fencing that was installed for deer and elk. Large out buildings are in excellent condition include the 60x40x15 Garage/Shop with attached lean to sheds for additional storage, a Livestock Barn 50'X32', and a Livestock Coverall Building with attached steel Storage Building 96'X50'. This property is close to Cortland and Syracuse which makes this a great location with and endless possibilities!
Listing courtesy of NYSAMLS / United Country New York Real Estate & Auctions
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7/17/19
Jul 17, 2019
Sold
NYSAMLS
$475,000
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on 7/17/2019
$475,000
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Listing provided by broker:
Frank Bonczkiewicz
United Country New York Real Estate & Auctions
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