c.1860 New York Farmhouse For Sale on 2.14 Acres $199,900
$199,900
A rare chance to own a New York farmhouse set against the scenic Canisteo River Valley. This lovingly cared‑for 3‑bed, 2‑bath residence provides 1,736 sq ft of comfortable living, thoughtfully arranged for everyday practicality and rustic charm.
Realtor Comments
Welcome to 4419 County Route 119 in Canisteo, NY. Large windows invite natural light throughout the home and frame the scenic views that define this property. The open living areas, practical kitchen layout, and well-proportioned bedrooms make this an ideal full-time residence, retreat, or multi-season getaway. There are three heat sources for the home including the combination wood and cook stove, electric baseboard heat, and two propane fireplaces. Newly added engineered hardwood floors highlight the home. The home is serviced by a private Spring water supply and a private septic system. Outside, the yard and barnyard provides Valley views and an road frontage along County Route 119. The land features rolling woods, wildlife habitat, and the long-term stewardship benefits of 480A enrollment. Farm, storage, or hobby needs are easily met with two substantial outbuildings that includes both an approximate 105 feet by 26 feet and an approximate 40 foot by 34 foot pole barn, offering versatile space for vehicles, tools, or workshop setups. A chicken coop and fenced in area is part of the barn currently. The open barn space provides plenty of opportunity for multiple uses. There is a well near the barn that could be hooked up for a main water source. The property’s setting provides sweeping scenic views of the Canisteo River Valley. There is additional property available if interested in further opportunities. Approximately 0.7 miles to the Southeast is land for sale that includes approximately 39 acre in total, with approximately 18 acres of field and potential tillable land on the Canisteo River bottom. This additional land could be a great compliment to this Home and Barn. Please inquire. If you’re searching for a country living opportunity with beautiful scenery, this is a must see. This is part of a subdivision. Final Taxes to be determined.
- bed
- bath
- Circa 1860
4419 County Route 119, Cameron, NY 14819
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.
Contact Realtor: Brandon Scott
Pros
- Low cost of living: Housing and everyday expenses tend to be lower than in nearby cities, making homeownership more attainable.
- Quiet, rural lifestyle: Peaceful, low‑traffic streets and a slower pace are appealing for those who prefer solitude or less hustle.
- Strong sense of community: Small towns often have tight‑knit neighborhoods, local events, and civic involvement.
- Access to nature and outdoor activities: Proximity to forests, farmland, and waterways offers hunting, hiking, fishing, snowmobiling, and other outdoor recreation.
- Space and privacy: Larger lots and less dense development mean more room for yards, gardening, and outdoor projects.
- Short drives to regional centers: Within reasonable driving distance of larger towns and cities in the Southern Tier and Finger Lakes regions for shopping and services.
- Lower crime rates: Many small towns report lower crime levels compared with urban areas.
Cons
- Limited job market: Employment options are often concentrated in agriculture, small businesses, local government, education, and healthcare; specialized or high‑paying jobs may be scarce.
- Fewer amenities and entertainment options: Limited dining variety, cultural venues, nightlife, and specialty shopping compared with larger population centers.
- Healthcare access: Basic care may be available locally, but access to major hospitals and specialists usually requires travel to larger towns or cities.
- Public transportation minimal: Owning a car is typically necessary for commuting, errands, and accessing regional services.
- Winters and weather: Upstate New York weather can include long, cold winters with significant snow; winter maintenance and travel disruptions are factors to consider.
- Slower pace of economic growth: Fewer new businesses and limited retail variety — you may need to travel for certain goods and services.
- Broadband and cell coverage variability: Rural areas can have spotty internet or mobile coverage; check local providers if working remotely.
- Less diversity and fewer services: Smaller towns often have less cultural diversity and fewer niche services than urban areas.
