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67 acres for sale. Old Chatham Ny, Columbia Co

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

grampy
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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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I know this property. It's definitely fantastic hunting land, but not worth that money. 

 

You have too understand property in Old Chatham. It's been taken over by " NY citi its", that have driven the price sky high. Many will pay big bucks for a OC address for the status symbol alone. 

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Eddie must be hammering down fatties to post this.  Old Chatham 67 acres not sub divided, not commercial, nothing on it for 1.2mil??!!! HA! You're dumb!


Wait, old chatham isn't on cape cod? I thought 67 acres on cape cod for only a mill was a steal.


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4 hours ago, mowin said:

I know this property. It's definitely fantastic hunting land, but not worth that money. 

 

You have too understand property in Old Chatham. It's been taken over by " NY citi its", that have driven the price sky high. Many will pay big bucks for a OC address for the status symbol alone. 

And God bless every single one of them.....90% of my clientele.

In Columbia county now doing $600K of renovations on a $286K house with 26 acres.

Already get to plan next years hunting trip.

 

My dad who lives in Buffalo in the same modest capecod for last 52 years can't figure why my place is worth $325K.....

Location,location,location.

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53 minutes ago, Dinsdale said:

And God bless every single one of them.....90% of my clientele.

In Columbia county now doing $600K of renovations on a $286K house with 26 acres.

Already get to plan next years hunting trip.

 

My dad who lives in Buffalo in the same modest capecod for last 52 years can't figure why my place is worth $325K.....

Location,location,location.

Yep, those "Citi it's" are 90% of my clientele also. 

 

I make there property look good so they can brag to their guests during the weekend.  

 

I've got over 1000 acres I hunt in OC. Lots of game

 

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Yep, those "Citi it's" are 90% of my clientele also. 

 

I make there property look good so they can brag to their guests during the weekend.  

 

I've got over 1000 acres I hunt in OC. Lots of game

 

What is in Columbia County that people from the City are going to? Isn't it like 2 hours away? Serious question, what's the draw? Food, Water? I know a lot of people who live in Westchester with weekend homes in Westchester, Putnam, Long Island, NJ, CT, etc. but never heard of Colombia County

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What is in Columbia County that people from the City are going to? Isn't it like 2 hours away? Serious question, what's the draw? Food, Water? I know a lot of people who live in Westchester with weekend homes in Westchester, Putnam, Long Island, NJ, CT, etc. but never heard of Colombia County

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It's probably what's NOT in Columbia County that makes it appeal to the City Folks.......

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It's probably what's NOT in Columbia County that makes it appeal to the City Folks.......


Yea but that's my question. People drive hours to beaches or lakes upstate or wherever. People go all the way to the finger lakes, but I'm wondering what the draw is in Columbia County. I'm not very far, so that's why I'm asking.


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Yea but that's my question. People drive hours to beaches or lakes upstate or wherever. People go all the way to the finger lakes, but I'm wondering what the draw is in Columbia County. I'm not very far, so that's why I'm asking.


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Well for one its easy to get there from the city. All you have to do is take Taconic all the way up there. Its also a different feel when your up there. A great way to escape the city. I hunt 2 hours from the city, but there isnt much farming there anymore, but in Columbia county I see a lot more farming those few times I drive through it. 

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Well for one its easy to get there from the city. All you have to do is take Taconic all the way up there. Its also a different feel when your up there. A great way to escape the city. I hunt 2 hours from the city, but there isnt much farming there anymore, but in Columbia county I see a lot more farming those few times I drive through it. 


Yea I haven't made that drive in years but used to take taconic all the way up to Albany to visit friends in college.


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Yea I haven't made that drive in years but used to take taconic all the way up to Albany to visit friends in college.


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I still don't think its worth even near that kind of price. Hence why its on a hunting site for sale instead of being sold already. 

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