Providence, NY 12134 · Saratoga County

This three-bedroom, 2.5-bath home sits on two acres in Providence, offering 2,700 square feet across three levels plus a full basement. Built in 1940, the property features a detached garage and barn, with direct views of the lake across the street and immediate water access. The Broadalbin-Perth school district serves the area, and there is no HOA. The spacious layout and outbuildings provide flexibility for storage, guests, or various uses.
Spacious 2,700 sqf home situated on a huge lot with beautiful views of lake right across the street. Convenient access to the water. Ideal for year-round living, a vacation getaway or AirBNB investment. The versatile property offers three levels of living space plus a full basement providing plenty of room for entertaining, guests and storage. Enjoy the tranquility of lakeside living while still having the space and flexibility you need.
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Providence is in Saratoga County, NY. There are currently 8 active listings here, ranging from $28,000 to $599,999. Listings in this address fall under the Broadalbin-Perth school district. Priced 20% above the Providence median of $249,500.
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Scott Ronda Realty LLC · Listed by Jeremey VanWormer (33827)
Contact: 518-898-0490
MLS #202619632 · Source: Global MLS, Inc.
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Public assessment record for the Providence roll · Broadalbin-Perth school district · One Family Year-Round Residence
| Year | Assessed value | Full market value | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | $333,500 | $542,276 | +6.9% |
| 2024 | $333,500 | $507,224 | +4.9% |
| 2023 | $333,500 | $483,333 | +12.3% |
| 2022 | $333,500 | $430,323 | +7.1% |
| 2021 | $333,500 | $401,807 |
Assessed and full market values come from the local assessor and lag the market; the tax bill is the assessed value times the town, county and school rates, which the seller’s disclosure will show. STAR and other exemptions are not reflected here.
Outside FEMA-mapped flood hazard areas
This point is not inside any Special Flood Hazard Area or moderate-risk zone on the current FEMA flood map. Flood insurance is optional here and usually inexpensive.
See the official FEMA flood map for this pointSource: FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer, checked 2026-09-11. Zones are drawn by FEMA and can change; an elevation certificate governs insurance.