Minden, NY Homes for Sale with Acreage

Spacious four bedroom A-frame situated on 6.6 acres. This home was built only 13 years ago. On the main floor are 3 BR's, 2 Bathrooms, large laundry room, kitchen, dining area and LR. Upstairs are the loft and 4th BR Two sets of double doors lead out to the wrap around deck. Peaceful country setting.

Richard Euler EULER RICHARD R

This is a very private country setting with approximately 30 acres. Approximately 5 acres of pasture. This is a year round residence; however, it would also make a great vacation or hunting property. The home is a barndominimium, single bedroom, 1 bth with living dining room combination.

Benuel Fisher Krutz Properties, LLC

Lovely ranch situated on the end of a dead end street. Home has been meticuously taken care of . Enjoy the large yard, with a lot of parking area for company! Livingroom has a large picture window. Lovely foyer with coat closet. Kitchen is open to a dining area. Lot of cabinets and pantry. 3 bedrooms on 1st floor with addition area in the finished basement with full ball, washer/dryer and 2 beds,

Patricia Edick Krutz Properties, LLC

Turnkey income-producing agritourism farm in the Mohawk Valley on 18.5 acres. Includes a 3 bed, 1 bath home with a 2-story garage offering expansion potential. Airbnb tiny home generates $5-7K/month. Features include a farm store, 40'x50' monitor barn, 20'x20' barn, three wells, 32'x96' high tunnel, pastures with electric high tensile fence, organic gardens, hayfield, and wooded trail. Located in

Derek Greene The Greene Realty Group

Escape to the beauty of country living with this charming 1890 farmhouse set on approximately 61.7 scenic acres in the Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville School District, just minutes from the Village of St. Johnsville. Ideal for a hobby farm, homestead, horse property, hunting retreat, or peaceful rural lifestyle. The property features approximately 18 acres of productive hay fields with no

Carrie Smith Krutz Properties, LLC

Step back into the Gilded Age! This is not just a house, but a piece of New York history. This Georgian style home was built by Judge Moore in the late 1800s. It has been lovingly restored to its former splendor. Its carriage house once belonged to the Clinton Institute. The loft has been transformed into a space for an artist in search of inspiration. Come and witness the Jewel of Fort Plain!

Rochelle Monk KRUTZ PROPERTIES LLC