Save This Old New York Circa 1850s Fixer Upper on 1.94 Acres $50K
At first glance, this one made my heart skip a beat. Alas, the fixer upper has a lot going against it, namely a fire, but oh, what a beauty! It may be too far gone, but we can always hope! It sits on 1.94 acres bordering railroad tracks.
PRICED TO SELL! +/-1.94 Acres in the Village of Fort Covington. The house was burned and will need to be demolished. Please do not enter the home since it is unsafe. The property borders the railroad tracks.
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.
2432 Chateaugay St, Fort Covington, NY, 12937. $50,000
Contact Realtor: General Real Estate
History
The house may have been owned by farmer Thomas J. Webb (1801-1882) and was likely built in the 1850’s by local builder Benjamin Hammond. The house would have been brimming with life in its day as Thomas shared it with his wife Harrick and children Joan, Lake, Judson, Robert, Thomas, Hallen, John and Jamet.
