c.1915 New York Adirondacks Cabin on Just Shy of 1 Acre Under $93K

OHU50K Notes $92,500

c.1915 New York Adirondacks Cabin on Just Shy of 1 Acre. Cozy and clean cabin among the trees.

Exterior featured at 134 Bull Hill Rd, Cold Brook, NY, 13324

Realtor Comments

A little piece of paradise nestled in a serene Adirondack setting! This adorable, “cute as a button” cabin in the woods offers the perfect escape surrounded by nature and tranquility. The main cabin features 2 bedrooms and 1 full bath with a warm and inviting atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. The property also boasts multiple outbuildings, offering endless possibilities for additional gathering spaces, guest accommodations, hobby areas, studios, or whatever your imagination desires. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful retreat, a getaway, or a unique property with room to expand, this charming woodland hideaway is a rare opportunity to create your own personal paradise.

2 bed
1 bath
Build date 1915

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134 Bull Hill Rd, Cold Brook, NY 13324 $92,500

Contact Realtor: Lori Dinardo-Emmerich
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Pros

Very affordable housing. Home prices are typically much lower than in many parts of New York State, especially compared with the downstate region.
Access to the Adirondacks. You’re close to hiking, fishing, paddling, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, hunting, and camping throughout Adirondack Park.
Peaceful, small-town atmosphere. Cold Brook has little traffic, low noise, and a close-knit community where many people know their neighbors.
Beautiful four-season scenery. Fall foliage is outstanding, summers are pleasant, and the surrounding forests and streams provide year-round natural beauty.
Lower cost of living than much of New York. Housing and some everyday expenses are generally more affordable than in many other parts of the state.

Cons

Very limited shopping and services. The village has only basic amenities. For groceries, major retail, restaurants, and many services, residents often travel to nearby communities such as Herkimer or Utica.
Small job market. Employment opportunities within the village are limited. Many residents commute or work remotely.
Cold, snowy winters. Snowfall can be significant, and winter weather may affect travel for several months each year.
Healthcare requires travel. Routine care is available in nearby towns, but many specialists and larger hospitals are located in Utica or farther away.
Limited entertainment. There are few restaurants, nightlife options, or cultural venues compared with larger cities.
Internet availability can vary. Depending on the exact property, broadband service may be less robust than in suburban or urban areas.