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HISTORIC REAL ESTATE Wednesday, September 10, 2008 at 7:00 PM 3899 Abbey Road - Town of Richmond |
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Additional Description: There are several out buildings. The one just south of the house is a post and beam structure with full second floor and mezzanine. South of that is a single wide manufactured home. There is a small shed to the rear of the home and just to the north, a two car garage with shop area. There is a second post and beam barn (approximately 60' x 30') with a 16' overhead door, that appears, in the past, to have been a grainery. It has an attached 70' (approximate) Quonset hut. There are other out buildings in various conditions. Owners
- Paul and James Callerame and David Harvey Currently assessed for $ 70,800; $ 20,900 for land and $ 49,900 for structure/improvements. The town assess at 100% of full value established for the tax Roll Year 2009.
Tax rate per thousand assessed value School
$ 17.00 Sewer: private Water: private Utilities: electric PUBLIC INSPECTION . . . Thursday August 28 from
6:00 PM until 8:00 PM . . . and . . . For PRIVATE Inspection . . . contact John Reynolds, Broker at 315-597-8815 FINAL Public INSPECTION Auction Day, Wednesday, September 10th & PUBLIC AUCTION from 4:00 PM until 7:00 PM . . . when the property will be sold at Public Real Estate Auction. BROKER PARTICIPATION Licensed Real Estate Broker participation is invited but not required to purchase this property. Based upon net commissions received, a 20% referral fee will be paid, at closing, to any licensed broker who accompanies their customer to this auction, who subsequently pays for and closes on this property. Registration must be submitted, 48 hours prior to the auction, on Brokers letterhead, including the customers signature acknowledging this relationship, and signed by the participating Broker. No referral fee will be paid to any licensed Real Estate Broker participating as a principal in the purchase of this property. NOTE: All descriptions and drawings are subject to verification by plats, surveys, or announcements made sale day, which take precedent over printed information within this brochure or other advertising. The statements, facts and figures contained herein are gathered from sources believed to be accurate, however no warranties or guarantees are expressed or implied. All information is subject to errors and omissions. On Routes 5 & 20, near Toomey’s Corners (east and on the south side of the road) there is a brick home that was constructed by the same builder. It is presently an antique shop, "Old Bloomfield Antiques & Gifts", famous for selling very high quality antiques and collectibles. Their WEB site is www.oldbloomfield.com. I suggest that you drive by this magnificent home. It will give you an inkling of what your Abbey Road purchase could look like! This is what your home could look like! |
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David A. Koeberle Telephone:
315-597-8815 |
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Property Description:
7.5 acres of what would be considered the original farm
"homestead" land containing a historic two story brick
colonial style home with five principal out-buildings. The home has four
bedrooms with a small servants room. There is a first floor kitchen (and
remnants of a basement "summer kitchen"), dining room, library
and formal setting room. Additionally, there is a full attic. There are
seven fireplaces (2 in the basement, 3 on the main floor and 2 on the
second floor.) Note that one fireplace has been brick-faced but probably
could be rehabilitated. The source of heat is via an oil furnace. It is not known if there is a viable
septic system. The very solid foundation is laid up quarry stone and
brick.