Country Life: Under 10 Acres

Country Life: Under 10 Acres

Here you will find property where you can keep a few critters, enjoy the out of doors, and relax in the informal charm of your own farmhouse. Please contact us for aerial maps, an address, or for additional pictures. If you have questions, by all means ask. We are here to make your buying experience a great one! Be sure to check other pages for properties that are somewhat larger than this as you may find something just right there. There is a lot to see. And don’t forget to look under “Farms” as well. Some of the “Acreage” properties have barns, so if you don’t need a home, that is another spot to search.
“ Sold” places will have details left here for a year so that you can make comparisons.

#1230 Private Riverside Retreat, Eastern Montgomery County. NEW LISTING, Huge price drop.
No one can build on either side, hay meadows are across the road and, to the west - a one minute walk to swim or fish in the Schoharie, where you have 500’ of owned frontage (498’ frontage along the road). You’ll drive right by and never notice the place, as the home is hidden both from road and from river. Your own private world on 1.4 acres. Huge trees of many kinds are everywhere, plus flower beds and fruit & nut trees: peach, prune-plum, cherry, mulberry, walnut. There is a a fenced in vegetable garden spot with a garden shed/chicken coop/playhouse. Wildlife roams through freely; the bald eagles and the fox kits are especially fun to watch. Everyday, you can hear the Schoharie rippling right from your home.

The home is totally unique, a bit whimsical, and in excellent condition, with, among other things, a recently updated septic (2011), well (>300’) and water system (2015), furnace (2018), roof, even a new piered foundation (2011). 4 zone gas HW heat plus wood stove and stone fireplace; you’ll be snug and warm.

If you are a wood-lover, this is the place for you. Many kinds of woods are utilized to great effect inside. There are walls of walnut and cherry wood, plus cedar, white oak, red fir… Each ceiling is wooden and the floors are every bit as nice. They do not believe in taking shortcuts here. Master carpenters have always been hired whenever they decided to make updates and improvements.

The living room contains the creek stone fireplace & chimney (separate flue from the chimney used for the wood stove). An antique wooden bathtub is utilized as a wood bin. Since this is the only room without cathedral ceilings, crown molding was able to be used. A large center beam supports the ceiling and the story above it. It has both storage and coat closets and a collapsible attic entry.

The large wrap-around former back porch is heated and insulated and has walls of windows. They use this for dining, so they can look out onto the grounds or over to the river. It’s the first choice of guests to use this room for sleeping. It has extra closet space and a moveable separation for the laundry. Base walls here are of cherry.

There are 1 1/2 baths - the main bath features a clawfoot tub inset into a cedar alcove with shelves and next to it is a black onyx stand-alone shower, one with brass inlays and handrail. And then there is the special Mexican Sun hand basin for hand and face washing. Pretty neat.

There are 7 rooms, 2 of which are bedrooms. County records show it as 1160ft2, but I do not believe that includes the huge wrap-around former porch, which is now a fully integrated living space. Nearly everywhere, the ceilings are cathedral, sloped, and are wooden, either tongue and groove or with exposed rafters (extra insulation is above these - not to worry). All floors are wooden. 200 amp electric with some pendant lights.

Let’s explore the many features. The kitchen/entryway has a multi-paned windowed front door. A wood stove sits on a large custom-made bricked hearth and chimney area here. Custom hickory counter, granite sink, with 2 commercial grade stainless steel tables are on the other side. All appliances were new in 2018 (stove, dishwasher, 2 refrigerators + a stackable washer/drier). There is a security system.

The second floor bedroom has plank flooring, a skylight and a Civil War era entry door. A stairs with decorative white oak rails and bannister lead to it. Off it is the half bath. The study has a wall-mounted TV and, with the addition of a closet or boudoir, could become a third bedroom. The basement has a work shop area and is drive-through for lawn equipment. It was recently rebuilt and has a dirt floor which could be easily excavated for additional living space or a wine cellar, should a new owner wish to do so.

Walkways of Tamarack wood are along the front side and a deck is to the right. It features decorative and whimsical wrought iron ballusters. A short cement stairway leads down to the home from the road.

This is located 35 miles from downtown Saratoga Springs, about the same from Albany, and is just 6 miles to the NY Thruway, and it’s just beyond that to a large shopping area with big box stores and smaller shops.

The owners have requested that potential viewers first be qualified before setting an appointment. All viewings are by appointment, so you will need to do a little bit of coordination with me before you come. Note: this property is in a flood plain: yet Irene, a 500 year flood (which theoretically means you should be good now for another 485 years), did not enter the living space. So, yes, they have flood insurance (~ $2000/year). Far more than offsetting the extra insurance are the amazingly low taxes of $965.22 (combined school and town & county bills). Now, only $375000. Suddenly, it's a great buy. As the older owners are moving cross country to be nearer children, the furnishings can be made available by separate treaty.

#1221- Central Montgomery County. SOLD "The Cloisterie”, one of the county’s grandest historic homes, built in 1860 as a wealthy family’s residence, many years afterwards an adult home, it sold 16 years ago when the proprietor retired and it reverted to a private residence. It is now for sale again due to an untimely death in the family. There are facilities here for a very large family + 2 separate apartments.

Located at the village’s edge, it enjoys a private tranquil feel. Indeed, there is only one neighbor visible from the land and there will never be others. There are 908.8’ of frontage on two roads, a main one from which it cannot be seen, and a very quiet side street where it can only be glimpsed The surveyed 2.72 acre grounds are beautifully kept, largely shaded, but with abundant flower gardens. Large maple sugars, spruces and cedars dominate and partly shadow the circular drive. An 800’ long tall chain link fence separates it from the busier road.

An original brick extension into what was once housed carriages is now a 4-5 room apartment, one that could become part of the main living space simply by re-opening a doorway. It has its own kitchen, bath, living room and a single bedroom. Half of it’s roof is new and the other half only partly new. The older section once leaked. The owner died before the job could be finished but remainder of the materials are there, cut to size, waiting to be installed.

Taxes are $7447 and the price was drastically reduced to $499000, a figure which easily takes into account certain planned interior upgrades the owner is no longer able to complete. Don't take that as discouraging: it is perfectly livable as it is.

The home is a 5666 square foot brick Italianate building and is structurally impeccable - from its hand cut limestone block foundation to the large 4th story widow’s walk, you will not fail to be impressed. It’s many attractive antique features are perfectly preserved - 2 sets of tall pocket doors, nearly 12’ ceilings and 9’ doors throughout, many marble fireplaces, plaster ceiling rosettes, walnut spiral staircase, multilayered crown molding, superior baseboard, window and door trim, oversized original windows. The family rooms are large (17x20’ is a common size), light and airy and the floors are 8” planks, everything square and level.

Let’s take a verbal tour. Entry from the drive you go up a handicap accessible walk to a deck (there is also a covered porch), then into the room with the spiral stairs, then to the dining room, off of which are a sun room, kitchen, and double living rooms, all large. There are 1 1/2 baths on this floor and 3 bedrooms. On the second floor is a full bath, a large landing room and two other large common rooms for music, crafts, exercise, along with 3 more bedrooms. Above the second floor is an attic and what an attic it is, with its multitude of exposed beams, wide board floors and ornate windows. On the forth level is the widow’s walk. This one is bigger than normal and was a finished space, with crown molding and a 360 degree series of ornate windows looking out across the river and the village. The basement is full, high ceilinged, and dry. It is also (imagine this!) clean.

The septic is newly installed as are the hot water heater and the oil furnace. There is also a coal stove to keep the downstairs rooms cozy. 200 amp electric, 3 drilled wells (one for the home, one for the carriage house apartment, and one if you want a swimming pool.

A large 2080 foot square apartment is in the carriage barn. It can be accessed from a second story deck or from the one car garage. It has 2 huge rooms, one on each floor, plus a utility room and a storage room that once housed a spa. The kitchen and bath are on the second story. It is on a separate lot though part of the 2.7 acres total.

A second two story barn functions as a barn, a place to store things, maybe keep a few critters. It is about 26x38’. Except as noted all buildings are in good condition or better.

#1225 - Northwestern Schoharie County NEW LISTING, SOLD
Great investment property - or let it become your home. This stylish Victorian with a Mansard roof once served as a popular hotel for Jewish vacationers who came to take the mineral waters at the historic Lower Village Sharon Springs resort. In the old days, during summers the NYC newspapers had reporters on the scene to inform readers of society events. At another time we’ve been told it was a store. Now, it is a 3 family rental investment. Zoned commercial, it’s less than a minute walk to fine dining. Or use any combination of the three.

There are 1.3 acres with a very private and shady side yard, sitting below the road and protected from it by a large privacy fence atop a huge stone wall. In the back are 2 streams - from the home or yard, you will hear the water falling into the main stream even during a dry summer. On the opposite side is parking for 6 or 8 cars, sharing a very wide drive with the former city hall, now home to the famous “Beekman Boys”. There is no one near on the other side. In the back, across the stream, is side hill woodland and the foundation to a former building once connected to the home via an enclosed corridor suspended above the stream.

The home has 3704 ft2 of living space and has replacement windows throughout. 3 zone gas hot water heat, village water & sewer. Each apartment has its own electric entrance and occupies an entire floor with 2 bedrooms, K/DR, living room and a single bath, along with washer and drier hookups. Refrigerators and stoves are included. There is a huge attic (big enough to be a 4th apartment if you wished) and a partial basement, a vast front porch + a small one for the ground floor apartment. The two lower apartments are both walk-outs. The upper one has a beautiful downstairs lobby and a French door opens from it to a fire escape. Yes, everything passes code and 2 two lower apartments are handicapped accessible. Floors vary, some carpet, some ceramic tile, some refinished maple hardwood, some painted plank. All walls and ceilings have been repaired if any was needed and all were repainted. If there ever was lead paint here, it has now been safely encapsulated.

Having just undergone lengthy renovations, all apartments are currently empty - no one to evict if you want the home all to yourself. When rented, they brought in $740-800 each and the owners never had trouble finding tenants. Today those figures would probably be a couple of hundred more as all real estate prices have moved upward and housing is difficult to find.

#1211 Western Albany County. NEW LISTING - SOLD
This in an area where you’ll never find good buys - until now. We have a farm, one with 6 barns, part of the largest tract in the area, for sale. You can buy what you want here, up to 25 acres. Mostly Burdette and Nunda soils. The fields have southern exposure with excellent views. At the southern end, there is 450’ frontage on Fox Creek (only 3/10 acre is in the 100 year flood zone, no Wetlands). There is 1522’ frontage on Rte 443. From here, one can easily walk to a restaurant or to the Town park.

There are six barns here, of varying sizes. A 20x60’ one has an 8” cement floor and was used as a shop. There is a pull-down stairs to the loft. The granary is 16x16’ and has a potbelly stove, so one could camp there in the winter if wanted. Another barn is 30x40’ with a heavy plank floor and a hay loft. There is a block 2 story garage, 18x24’. The big barn had a section removed for timber salvage and is now 20x40’, with an open side. Across the street is a 40x40’ barn (poorer condition than the others). These last two are very close to the road.

There is a drilled well, 80’+, with lots of water, though some sulfur. And a dug well with tasty drinking water. And a modern septic. The lot is nicely shaded with mature trees, an old road down to the creek, and it has a feeling of privacy hard to get on a tract of this size.

The home suffered extensive fire damage two years ago. Please do not attempt to enter it. First built around 1800 according to the historical marker, it had 3483ft2 of living space. 4 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, a fireplace, and nearly 90’ of wrap-around covered porch. It was uninsured at the time of fire and is the reason the property is for sale as the owner does not have the resources to rebuild and, disabled, does not farm.

An exact figure on taxes is not available as, without the home, its assessment was recently substantially lowered but new bills have not yet been received. And since the owner is retaining some land (he wants to control a tiny watershed uphill and to the side from what he is selling), significant tax adjustments would need to be made anyhow. Please refer to the enclosed maps to make sense of what I am about to say. Here’s how we have priced things. Parcel #1 includes all buildings, has a bit over 3 acres and about 739’ of road frontage plus the 450’ on Fox Creek. No one can build across from you as you’d own both sides of the road: $82000. If you want more land, Parcel #2 may suit suit you well, you’d get all of #1 + enough additional land so you’d have just over 21 acres, 2 fields in a very good state of tillage (no sprays used) and views to the upper Catskills and Helderbergs along with1522’ of road frontage. There is also a dug well on this portion. Some of the extra land is lightly forested, but most are open hay meadows: $199000. Note: these prices are for a fast closing.

To see photos of the additional land (Parcel #2) + a map of it, visit here.

#1224, Central Montgomery County - UNDER CONTRACT The “Harvey House” - Fonda Schools! Once we joked that it was “Ugliest Home in Montgomery County”, but we sure can’t say that anymore. Agents who see it frequently call it "cute" and "adorable". There are .6 acres here, all open, pretty flat, with the tiniest stream at the back. 90’ of frontage on Rte. 30A. There is an oversized one car shed, in fair condition. You’ll find newly installed brick walks and recent crushed stone on the driveway and parking spaces. Room for up to 8 cars.

The home has nearly 1300 square feet of living space. Downstairs is an 11x19’ living room with refinished oak floors and paneled walls, with a vented fire-view gas stove, which not only heats but gives a warm and friendly ambiance. There are new (real) wood plank floors in 5 rooms. The kitchen and dining room (11x11.5’) have an open floor plan and some new cabinets, some older (you won’t be able to tell which is which) All cabinets have been freshly painted and have new pulls. Counters are ceramic and are new. Behind it is a dedicated full laundry and a spacious full bath. There is also a 9x11” bedroom on the first floor (no closet). Upstairs is a new half bath and two large bedrooms (both ~12x16’), each with a vast amount of closet space in each.

All windows are thermopane ones. The roof is newer as is the sheathing. Foundation and many floor joists & supports are recent. Most rooms have new hardwood floors, while the rest have been refinished. The basement stairs are new. The basement is under 3/4 of the home and is wet after rains, but the water is directed away so no damage is done. It is floored with red pavers, so your feet stay dry no matter how much rain falls. There is an outstanding drilled well, one good enough that it’s shared by a neighbor. New water system (pump, plumbing, HW heater and pressure tank). New plumbing (Pex supply, PVC drain). The home has just been very well insulated. Fresh paint is on every wall and ceiling. Nearly everything is sheetrocked, no old crumbly plaster to worry about. There is a new 200 amp electric entrance and most all the wiring has been updated. Heat is gas hot air, 2 new units plus the fire-view, and there are a number of vents and ceiling fans for good air circulation, both summer and winter. The front porch was rebuilt from the floor up and a small back stoop was newly added. The home is newly sided, white with black trim and shutters. This theme carries over to the front and back porches.

We’ve finished more than a year’s full-time work on this and are now ready to sell at $133000. Best country home around anywhere near this price. Nothing competes. Taxes are around $1400, that’s all. First come, first served; the early bird gets the prize.

NOTE: There are a few things I want to bring to your attention before any offers are made.
1) This is Montgomery County: that means to expect any basement to be wet. This is. The cement floor was never sloped properly to drain naturally, so I have installed pavers to displace additional water and to elevate your soles above the original floor so the surface is dry. Water makes it’s way to a sump. Though it doesn't look it, the pump here was new in 2024 and the lines carry water away from the home, underground, so there is no hose in the way outside and there is no water on the surface of the ground. Moisture in the basement air is removed by a dehumidifier which dumps automatically into the sump, then is pumped away whenever enough has accumulated. In the past there was no dehumidifier: you can see evidence of rotted beams as a result. Pressure-treated joists have been added and sistered to properly strengthen the floor above and new posts were added, with their feet elevated so moisture cannot seep into them.
2) We share the well with a neighbor. There has always been plenty of water for all. The well is on our land, but the neighbors (good folks) have the right to repair their system if it is ever needed. He uses his own electricity and his own pump, so there is no cost to me. These thing are in the deeds and cannot be changed.
3) Close examination will reveal that not all walls are perfectly plumb. As the angles are not identical, there is not anything leaning; my best guess is that it was built this way and has been so for over 100 years.
4) The shed has a poor foundation. It keeps its contents dry and out of the weather, the same as if it were good, but it will not last forever.
5) At one time in the past, there had been a fire in the attic. You can see blackened wood. The insurance company made the repair, that’s why new plywood can be seen under the shingles. Work of course was done to their standards.
I am personally OK with all these things, but want you to know them ahead of time and to understand that we cannot allow a contract to be terminated if an inspector you hire tells you what I just told you.

"#1206, Montgomery County Business Opportunity
Here’s a great opportunity for a business which can readily be doubled. No need to worry about doing something new; the owner is willing to train anyone not afraid of hard work who wants to get ahead in the world and be their own boss. He’s made a good living there for 35 years and with retirement in sight, had in the past few years been cutting back on his workload. And now, in his 70’s, after an unwanted stay in the hospital, he is anxious to fully retire. He wants his successor to be successful and is willing to advise until the new owner is solidly on his feet.

What we have is around 2 landscaped and south-facing acres, just off a main road, a good home, a good rental trailer, AND a large animal butcher business (“The Butcher Block”), all being sold as one, a turnkey operation. He handles cattle, deer, hogs and some sheep and goats. Even water buffalo. He goes to the farm for the animal, kills them, brings them back to his USDA inspected facility, and then cuts and wraps them as specified by the customer. New customers (mostly farmers and hunters, of which we have many in the area) are always after him to take them on as they know they’ll receive complete professional service with no mess or fuss for them.

When operating full-time, they handled 10 or 11 cows a week, but with the intentional slow-down toward retirement, it is now is half that. And he takes June, July, and August off, using the time to maintain his machinery. And to relax. You of course could stay open year round as the need for the service is year round. During the down time, his refrigerant services and machinery are totally gone through. Anything suspicious gets replaced. Every three years the same happens to his truck. When he is ready to use any of his equipment, he wants to be sure it will run exactly as it is supposed to. No surprises. In addition to the cattle, he handles 90 deer (used to be 150 at his peak). Naturally, those customers do the killing. He used to handle 30-40 hogs a year and sees an excellent opportunity for someone to expand by adding a smokehouse to the services he already provides. There is ample space in the building to accommodate this.

He charges an average of $500/cow. Add it up, along with the other animals and it looks like your gross income could easily exceed $400000 a year, correspondingly more if you want to work in the summer. At times, he packages more hamburger than his customer can eat, so they let him dispose of that as he sees fit. If "hard-working" and "enterprising" describes you, you could do very, very well here. All work is strictly custom, thus bypassing many of the inspections, costs and hassles non-custom butchers and slaughterhouses face. He does not advertise any sale of surplus meat to the public, has no showroom, or employees to wait on those who just drop in. Nor does he own the meat he processes. It’s a much-needed service which he provides.

Go through the shop and you will see many ways which have been created to increase efficiency and save on labor. For instance there is a circular track that goes though the entire building, enabling one to just push quartered carcasses along on rollers, rather than lift and move them. And an unique and easy way to get carcasses from the truck into the building. No heavy lifting there either.

The home is attached, so your “commute” won’t even take you long, nor even bring you outdoors. It has 2373 sq. ft. of living space, a laundry and full bath downstairs along with a kitchen-dining room, living room, bedroom, and a large sun room where they like to spend time enjoying the Southern view. Upstairs is a half bath and 2 large bedrooms (they were once 4 rooms). It is normally heated by the same 5 zone coal furnace that takes care of the butcher shop, but there is also a separate oil hot air furnace. And a pellet stove in the sun room. The entire building has vinyl siding and a steel roof.

At the end of the property is a 1998 14x72’ mobile home which has been rented for many years to a lady who spends very little time there, but does take care of it - and pays on time ($600 rent). She would like to buy it. If she actually does, the purchase price would be subtracted from the total. There is also a 12x16’ storage building and a tree house for the grand kids. A bubbling stream is channeled thought the length of the property.

Coming with the business are the following: 2013 Ford F450 XLT truck w/12’ U-Haul box equipped with overhang, swinging doors, 12000 lb electric winch, a skinning cradle, hanging track… And indoors, a 24” vacuum pack machine w/2 20” side bars, 30 lb scale w/labeler, a cuber, oil-fired hot water heater, a splitting saw, various carts and stainless steel fixtures, trays, hamburger bucket, 3 phase generator w/75hp electric motor, lists of customers and previous orders, contacts for various supplies and specialty work - and all the business “goodwill” that is so valuable yet so hard to calculate.

You get all this for $450000.

5#1207 Southern Otsego County - NEW LOWER PRICE. SOLD Located 2 miles from Milford, and 15 minutes from both Cooperstown and Oneonta, this property enjoys an enviable location. Quick access to anywhere you’d want to go, nearby state parks and forests, yet it’s on a quiet road in a bucolic country setting. There is .61 acre, mostly open, rolling topography. Only one neighbor’s home is near enough to see. There is just enough shade, large birches, maple, hemlock and a 4’ diameter spruce, to name a few. Yet you’ll have ample sunny space for gardens and outdoor activities.

The nearly 1600 ft2 home was just completely renovated. It is bright and airy inside, yet with a warm and comfortable feel. Mostly new ceilings and walls, new electric entrance and wiring, recessed adjustable lighting, thermal pane windows, new insulated stainless steel chimneys, updated heat system, new custom kitchen and baths, new plumbing, fresh paint everywhere, new 3/4” hickory floors, 5 new closets, new staircase… The main heat is oil hot air, but there is a wood stove for backup or ambiance. ALSO, 2 12000 BTU mini-split heat exchangers, which give energy efficient heat and air-conditioning downstairs.

The home has an open floor plan. Downstairs there is an eat-in kitchen (10.5x18’) which adjoins 2 large rooms (14.5x17.5’, 13x17.5’) used for living and large family meals. There is also a full bath and laundry (7.5x15’) , 2 bedrooms (15x15, 9x13’) and a large 8x16’ mud room. Upstairs is a half bath, a play area, the third bedroom, + 2 storage rooms which in the distant past were once bedrooms. And there is an attic.

All but one downstairs room has new flooring, either hickory hardwood or ceramic tile. The master bedroom retains its wide plank floor and all the antique features the home once enjoyed. The same can be said for the bedroom above it. The walls of the kitchen and an adjoining room are done in lightly-stained wood, giving the home an instantly warm and friendly feel. The downstairs is sunny, bright, and airy.

With both front and side porches, this home just oozes character and charm. If you are the sort of person who wants a dry basement and every floor perfectly level, it may not be for you; but if you want a really nice property, one that instantly feels like a home, a place where people have loved and laughed for generations, this is an exciting find.

#1138 Schoharie County NEW LISTING - SOLD. We have a home with just over an acre (1.05 acres) in a beautiful country setting just outside the college town of Cobleskill, less than 5 minutes to shopping and the sought-after Cobleskill-Richmondville School District. You will love the long pastoral views. No fast traffic whatsoever - there are stop signs by the home. The lot has been landscaped with low stone-walled terraces, with a large variety of mature trees, each strategically placed: catalpa, maple sugar, willow, apple, locust, sycamore, spruce, red pine, and - walnut. Outstanding soils for gardening. It features a circular drive.

If you like natural wood, you will love this home. It has been thoroughly remodeled with new siding, new exterior doors and windows, additional insulation, and updated electric and roofing. It has the cheapest heat out there, piped natural gas. Good water from a drilled well. The east side of the home features a front porch facing the views and also an unique overshot “porch”. The west side, hidden from the road, has a wide cement patio. Inside the home are 10 closets, many of them quite large. There are 2256 square feet of living space and it has a 3/4 basement.

Inside you find a large family room (14x24’) with a new hardwood floor and a decorative and fully functional gas parlour stove. Beyond it is a country kitchen (12x20’). This has a new hardwood floor as well, recessed lighting, new tile countertops, gas stove, dishwasher and refrigerator. It features a huge original fireplace, beehive oven, and a pantry as well. There is room for a small table too. In the center of the home is the large formal dining room (14x15’). It has decorative wainscoting, refinished plank floors, gorgeous stamped tin ceiling. Off of the dining room is a refinished plank-floored bedroom (9x11’), a wainscoted-wall full bath, also with the tin ceiling, and the original living room (14x15’). This too has refinished plank floors and also a mock fireplace. It could be used as a bedroom as well. There is a equipped laundry/half bath (8x11’) which adjoins both it and the other downstairs bedroom. It has wainscoted walls. A mud room (10x11’) with 2 outside entrance doors is the final room on the first floor.

There are 2 stairways leading to the upstairs portions of the home. The main stairs leads to the master suite. This has a large bedroom (15x18’) with a pine ceiling, new hardwood floor, and an oversized L-shaped bath (9.5x18’) with a large ceramic tile shower, matching pine ceiling, tile floors, and huge closet space. The back stairs leads to 2 rooms (13x15’ & 12x13’) featuring new hardwood floors and a walk-in attic (16x24’). The home features 10 closets, some quite large.

There is also a large old barn with space for 4 vehicles, a workshop, small animals, plus a vast storage space in the loft. L-shaped, it is ~45x85’. Three (2 of which are new) overhead doors for ample indoor parking.

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