c.1750 Pre-Revolution New York Home on 1.02 Acres $199,900

c.1750 Pre-Revolution New York Home on 1.02 Acres. Rustic and cozy old home in the trees. A beautiful part of the country.

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60 Cherry Lane, Stormville, NY 12582   $199,900

• Contact Realtor: Lynn Angelo
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Pros

1. Quiet, scenic & woodland‐suburban mix

   • Stormville is described as “green and picturesque” and “very quiet.”

   • It features wooded terrain, and less traffic relative to urban areas.

   • For someone who enjoys nature and a peaceful environment, this is a strong plus.

2. Good schools & educated population

   • Many adults in the area hold bachelor’s degrees (about 32% in one source) which is above some U.S. averages.

   • The local school districts receive positive comments (though note the school feed may vary by exact location).

   • This makes it a good option for families prioritizing education.

3. Low crime rate

   • According to NeighborhoodScout, your chance of being a crime victim in Stormville is about 1 in 180, which is much better than the U.S. overall (1 in 44).

   • Property crime is also below average for the nation.

4. Real-estate appreciation recently strong

   • The median sold home price in June 2025 was ~$596,225, up ~15.3% from a year earlier.

   • This suggests a market with some traction (though one must consider affordability and supply).

5. Unique local features & events

   • Stormville hosts the “Stormville Airport Antique & Flea Market,” a large flea/antique market drawing many visitors.

   • For those who appreciate local culture and events, this is a plus.

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Cons

1. Limited amenities & nightlife

   • Some reviews note there is “hardly anything to do,” “no business or nightlife,” and few shopping or dining options inside the hamlet itself.

   • If you value frequent social outings, vibrant dining scenes, or many retail options, you may find the area more limited.

2. Commute and public transit trade‐offs

   • While close to major highways, public transit options are limited; many residents commute by car.

   • According to NeighborhoodScout: about 10.5% of residents’ one‐way commute times exceed one hour, which is higher than most U.S. neighborhoods.

   • So, if you need a short commute or rely on public transportation, this could be a drawback.

3. Housing affordability & supply constraints

   • Although the market is appreciating, the median home price is high in comparison to many rural/suburban areas (nearly $600k in some data).

   • Inventory may be limited, which can make finding good deals more challenging.

   • For first‐time buyers or those with smaller budgets, affordability may be a concern.

4. Location & services

   • Some commercial, hospital, or specialty services may require driving to slightly bigger towns. While schools are good, specialist medical care or major shopping malls might be less nearby.

   • As with many semi‐rural areas, infrastructure and walking accessibility may be less compared to dense suburbs or urban areas.

5. Presence of correctional facility nearby

   • The Green Haven Correctional Facility, a maximum-security prison, is located in the Stormville/Beekman area.

   • While this doesn’t inherently lower area quality, some prospective residents consider proximity to such facilities as a factor in their choice.

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