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Sold · listed at $180,000
Ticonderoga, NY 12883 · Essex County
Originally built in 1870, this historic home has been thoughtfully restored while maintaining its timeless character. The property offers 3-4bd, 2.5 bath, larger entertaining/great room, washer/dryer hook up in downstairs half bath, open concept kitchen, living room. Updated electric and HVAC system. Original Federal/Victorian exterior details, vinyl siding, updated roof, large stone driveway for ample parking. Large barn (2 car). This home is waiting for its new owners — blending historic character with modern comfort, it offers a solid foundation for its next chapter. Applicants must apply through the land bank website, meet specific qualifications and be pre-approved prior to any showings of the property. Please follow link https://essexcountylandbank.org/homeowner-pre-application-for-subsidized- , for all details and application. Sale subject to Land Bank approval. Income qualified.
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Century 21 - Adirondacks · Listed by Sara Gallipo-Sammis (war.gallsa)
Contact: 518-586-4777 · sarac21adirondacks@gmail.com
MLS #202611031 · Source: Global MLS, Inc.
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