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Land for sale by owner ...67 Acres , Old Chatham NY . Columbia county .

Perfect Mix of Pristine , woodlands , open fields and accessible trails .
Streams , Ponds , Excellent hunting , Plenty of Whitetail deer . Barn and Pole barn .No neighbors .
Very Private . Old farm house on property . Is usable for hunting but needs Rehab or teardown for living purposes .


$1.2 million .

410-570-2992


Old Chatham . NY .

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18 grand an acre. SMH.     I am so glad I live in Western NY. 

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That kind of $$$$ will buy a nice chunk of property in Iowa, or any number of big whitetail states! Hmmmm, what would I do if I had a cool 1.2 million burning a hole in my pocket???  Don't think it wo

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Yeah, I'm in also.  I plan to set up my treestand right on the border of the property, since that's where I heard the big buck was hanging out.    

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The other thread discussed whether hunting land is a good or bad investment.  I wonder what people would think about this chunk of land?  LOL

I don't think there is a hunter alive who would pay this kind of money for 67 acres.  Your only bet will be to sell it to some sort of developer who would convert it to housing or something else.  Hunters or hunting clubs wouldn't spend this kind of loot for only 67 acres.

Good luck with the sale, you will need it.

 

 

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10 minutes ago, steve863 said:

The other thread discussed whether hunting land is a good or bad investment.  I wonder what people would think about this chunk of land?  LOL

I don't think there is a hunter alive who would pay this kind of money for 67 acres.  Your only bet will be to sell it to some sort of developer who would convert it to housing or something else.  Hunters or hunting clubs wouldn't spend this kind of loot for only 67 acres.

Good luck with the sale, you will need it.

 

 

I wasn't going to comment but 3 posts on the site and all three were about this sale. 

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That kind of $$$$ will buy a nice chunk of property in Iowa, or any number of big whitetail states! Hmmmm, what would I do if I had a cool 1.2 million burning a hole in my pocket???  Don't think it would be spent to hunt Old Chatham. Not that I think that is a bad place at all. Just sayin.

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11 hours ago, Eddie 33 said:

Land for sale by owner ...67 Acres , Old Chatham NY . Columbia county .

Perfect Mix of Pristine , woodlands , open fields and accessible trails .
Streams , Ponds , Excellent hunting , Plenty of Whitetail deer . Barn and Pole barn .No neighbors .
Very Private . Old farm house on property . Is usable for hunting but needs Rehab or teardown for living purposes .


$1.2 million .

410-570-2992


Old Chatham . NY .

Know a few small towns for the same price !   Third Post ?

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1 hour ago, Culvercreek hunt club said:

18 grand an acre. SMH.     I am so glad I live in Western NY. 

that's high but the struggle is real out this way.  not every where but in a lot of places.  for houses and land it seems like you get double in the southern tier for what you pay for around here.

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13 minutes ago, moog5050 said:

$20K an acre would be in the ball park for land that can be developed in the suburbs of Rochester.   Jerry has it right, wrong audience unless the hunter is also a developer.

I can see 20k an acre for the finished subdivision lots in some suburbs (all the P's...lol) not the raw land though. I know it wasn't going to that in Henrietta. 87 acres of approved land to subdivide (I have a copy of the subdivision prints) just was sold for $275,000 a couple years ago.  That's under $3,200 for raw land. 

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7 minutes ago, dbHunterNY said:

that's high but the struggle is real out this way.  not every where but in a lot of places.  for houses and land it seems like you get double in the southern tier for what you pay for around here.

I'ts a family site so I can't even begin to describe what the real estate agent would have to do to get me to pay $20k an acre. 

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12 minutes ago, Culvercreek hunt club said:

I'ts a family site so I can't even begin to describe what the real estate agent would have to do to get me to pay $20k an acre. 

Down here where I live it seems like the Koreans and Chinese are buying everything.  Have had a number of cute Chinese/Korean female real estate agents come knocking at my door wanting to put my house up for sale.  I'll send them up to you, Culver.  I think they'll do anything to make the sale!! LOL

 

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9 minutes ago, Culvercreek hunt club said:

I'll take 20. Put mine by Steve863's so i can cut the big bucks off from getting to him. 

I was just kidding about the big buck.  I'm happy with any deer I could legally shoot!   I said that just to fit in with all the big buck slayers here.  The real reason I want to set up on the border of the property was to keep an eye on the neighbors.

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, Culvercreek hunt club said:

I can see 20k an acre for the finished subdivision lots in some suburbs (all the P's...lol) not the raw land though. I know it wasn't going to that in Henrietta. 87 acres of approved land to subdivide (I have a copy of the subdivision prints) just was sold for $275,000 a couple years ago.  That's under $3,200 for raw land. 

Penfield and Webster - $70k for a 1/3 to 1/2 acre developed lot.  $20k for raw land is not unusual and that doesn't address highly desirable commercial locations.   I will note that my father built a 56 home subdivision a few years ago and he was offered more than $25k per acre on the raw land.  Decided to develop the land himself.

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16 minutes ago, moog5050 said:

Penfield and Webster - $70k for a 1/3 to 1/2 acre developed lot.  $20k for raw land is not unusual and that doesn't address highly desirable commercial locations.   I will note that my father built a 56 home subdivision a few years ago and he was offered more than $25k per acre on the raw land.  Decided to develop the land himself.

That's because you are over on the "P" side of things. lol  Pittsford, Penfield.. That is just nuts though. 

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14 hours ago, Eddie 33 said:

Land for sale by owner ...67 Acres , Old Chatham NY . Columbia county .

Perfect Mix of Pristine , woodlands , open fields and accessible trails .
Streams , Ponds , Excellent hunting , Plenty of Whitetail deer . Barn and Pole barn .No neighbors .
Very Private . Old farm house on property . Is usable for hunting but needs Rehab or teardown for living purposes .


$1.2 million .

410-570-2992


Old Chatham . NY .

 

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