4/2 c.1900 New York Farmhouse Fixer Upper on 13.2 Acres $150K

OHU50K Notes $150,000

c.1900 New York Farmhouse Fixer Upper on 13.2 Acres. This country home may need some love but it will be well worth it. The peaceful surroundings and charm of the home is there.

Yard featured at 58 Stump Church Rd, Greenwich, NY, 12834

Realtor Comments

Bring your imagination and bring this circa 1900 farmhouse back to its glory! Set on 13.2 beautiful country acres, this 4-bedroom, 2-bath home offers plenty of space, character and potential. A spacious barn adds valuable storage and opens the door to a variety of uses. Whether you’re looking for a country homestead, hobby farm or restoration project, this property offers a wonderful opportunity to create something truly special. With acreage, a barn and the charm of an older home, 58 Stump Church Road is ready for someone with vision to unlock its potential.

4 beds
2 bath
2,236 sqft
13.2 acres lot
Build date 1900

Yard featured at 58 Stump Church Rd, Greenwich, NY, 12834

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58 Stump Church Rd, Greenwich, NY 12834 $150,000

Contact Realtor: Jolen eThomas
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Yard featured at 58 Stump Church Rd, Greenwich, NY, 12834

Exterior featured at 58 Stump Church Rd, Greenwich, NY, 12834

Porch featured at 58 Stump Church Rd, Greenwich, NY, 12834

Pros

Affordable Real Estate: The median home value is roughly $209,500 and median rent is $1,211, making the cost of living about 9.6% lower than the national average.

Low Crime and High Safety: The town features an A-grade for crime and safety with a low rate of violent crime and a serene, tight-knit community feel.

Outdoor Recreation: Situated near the Adirondack foothills, residents have easy access to fishing on the Battenkill River, hiking, snowboarding, and local parks.

Charming Local Culture: The walkable Main Street features family-owned spots like the historic Wallie’s of Greenwich, Argyle Brewing, and local bakeries and cafes. You are also a short drive from cultural events in Saratoga Springs, Glens Falls, and the Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC).

Cons

Cold and Long Winters: Winters in upstate New York are harsh, cold, and extended.

Limited Nightlife and Amenities: Major shopping, high-end dining, and extensive entertainment require traveling to nearby mid-size hubs like Saratoga Springs or Albany (about 60 miles south).

Conservative and Insular Community: Demographics are predominantly older, conservative, and homogeneous, which can make it feel quiet or socially insular for newcomers.

Job Market Limitations: Local economic opportunities are more modest (graded a B for jobs), with a heavy reliance on local services, healthcare, or commuting.

Living Room featured at 58 Stump Church Rd, Greenwich, NY, 12834