Under $150K Sunday: Picturesque c.1890 New York Country Property Under $140K

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• 4 bed
• 1.5 bath
• 1,594 sqft
• 0.7 acre lot

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This 4-bedroom, 1.5-bath Colonial-style home sits on nearly three-quarters of an acre of level land. The property includes woods, fruit trees such as apple, pear, and mulberry, along with Concord grapevines, black currants, and blueberries. Perfect as a starter home, it offers a country kitchen with ample cabinet and counter space and an open floor plan with vaulted ceilings. The dining room walks out to the backyard and a new back deck, while the large living room features wood floors and French doors. A downstairs bedroom and spa-style full bath provide convenience, and the laundry room includes all appliances, including the washer and dryer. Updates include a new hot water heater and well pump. The home has a pellet stove, and all remaining materials for the house, as well as pellets for the stove, convey with the property. While the house needs some TLC, it offers plenty of potential. Located in the Cobleskill-Richmondville School District, the property provides an easy commute to the Capital area, 30 minutes to Cooperstown, and three hours to New York City.

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If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.

 

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Cobleskill, New York, is a small town and village in Schoharie County in upstate New York with deep historical roots and a strong sense of community. The area was first settled in the mid‑1700s and grew around farming, mills, and rural industry, eventually incorporating the village in 1868. The name “Cobleskill” comes from Jacob Kobel’s mill on the Cobleskill Creek, with “kill” deriving from the Dutch word for creek — a direct tie to the region’s early settlers and the agricultural heritage that still shapes the landscape today.

The town and village sit amid rolling hills, farmland, and scenic countryside, offering a rural setting with easy access to outdoor recreation and natural beauty. Residents and visitors can explore nearby trails, waterways, parks, and seasonal events that highlight the area’s outdoorsy character. One of the most notable local traditions is the Schoharie County Sunshine Fair, held annually since the late 1800s, which celebrates agriculture with livestock shows, demonstrations, rides, and exhibits.

Cobleskill is also home to the State University of New York College of Agriculture and Technology at Cobleskill (SUNY Cobleskill), a small residential college known for hands‑on programs in agriculture, natural resources, culinary arts, business, and technology. The campus brings youthful energy and educational opportunities to the otherwise rural region.

The built environment includes a historic downtown area with Victorian‑era buildings, local shops, eateries, and cultural sites, including a designated historic district with architecture dating back to the 19th century. Housing in the village and surrounding town ranges from historic homes and small cottages to rural properties and farmland. Community life is marked by a friendly, close‑knit atmosphere typical of smaller towns, with residents valuing tradition, local events, and a slower pace of life compared with larger urban centers.

Overall, Cobleskill blends its agricultural past with small‑town charm and access to education and outdoor activities, making it distinctive within the upstate New York region.

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Cobleskill, New York

Cobleskill, New York | Drone View

Cobleskill, New York | Short Drive

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