$729,000
- Land
- 295 Acres
- $2,471 per Acre
285 Patria Rd, Warnerville, NY 12187
285 Patria Rd, Warnerville, NY 12187$729,000
285 Patria Rd, Warnerville, NY 12187
285 Patria Rd, Warnerville, NY 12187$390,000
241 Minke Rd, Warnerville, NY 12187
Anthony Wolcott Find Advisors
$85,000
L6 Guinea Rd, Middleburgh, NY 12122
L6 Guinea Rd, Middleburgh, NY 12122$39,900
253 Armlin Hill Rd, Middleburgh, NY 12122
253 Armlin Hill Rd, Middleburgh, NY 12122$294,500
319 Tower Rd, Warnerville, NY 12187
Elizabeth Weingarten Century 21 Rural Estates
$319,900
1008 Guinea Rd, Middleburgh, NY 12122
Pat DeChristopher Country Boy Realty
$469,990
579 Armlin Hill Rd, Middleburgh, NY 12122
Heather Etzel Four Seasons Sotheby's International Realty
$275,000
135 Clauverwie Rd, Middleburgh, NY 12122
Janet Knopp Capital Region Preferred Properties LLC
$185,000
224 High Pine Meadows Rd, Middleburgh, NY 12122
William Adams Four Star Realty Group Inc
$449,500
344 Pleasant Valley Rd, Fulton, NY 12071
Sherri Cruz Weichert Realtors Fontaine
$509,000
415 High Pine Meadows Rd, Middleburgh, NY 12122
Pearl 'Ruby' Torres Keller Williams Realty HV Nort
$1,199,000
200 Onistagrawa Ln, Middleburgh, NY 12122
Nestled next to the renowned Vroman's Nose hiking trail, this exceptional mid-century modern home offers breathtaking views of the Schoharie Valley and surrounding mountains. Set on nearly 50 picturesque acres and just 2 miles from Middleburgh Village, this property combines privacy with convenience. It is close to charming farmstands and bordered by state land. The home boasts four spacious
Esther de Jong Listing by Coldwell Banker Timberland Properties
Fulton, NY, a rural community nestled in the Catskill Mountains, is characterized by its dense forests, family farms, and expansive landscapes. With a population of around 1,200, the town is the largest in Schoharie County by land area but remains small in population. The area is framed by evergreen, oak, and maple trees, with Schoharie Creek flowing along its eastern edge, providing peaceful fishing spots. Homes in Fulton, including farmhouses, cabins, and ranch-style houses, are often separated by miles of crops and forests. The town's recreational features include Burnt-Rossman Hills State Forest, offering paddle boating on Looking Glass Pond and snowmobiling across its 10,568 acres. The Vroman's Nose Trail, a 2-mile hike, culminates at a 1,200-foot summit with panoramic views. Max V. Shaul State Park along Schoharie Creek is popular for swimming and fishing. Despite its natural beauty, Fulton lacks shopping and dining options, with residents relying on nearby Cobleskill for grocery stores and Middleburgh for dining. The Middleburgh Central School District serves the area, with schools earning high ratings. Winter driving can be challenging due to the hilly, winding roads, and the town is connected to other small towns via State Route 30, with Albany located about 53 miles east.