74-76 Smigel Rd, Rensselaerville, NY 12147

FOR SALE!!! DON"T BELIEVE ZILLOW AND THEIR MIS INFORMATION!! TAXES $4,200/YEAR Without exemptions 361 Feet lakefront on a spectacular private glacier created lake. A secret paradise to escape too. Come home to a peaceful and energy restoring atmosphere. Privacy is yours with 59 Acres bordering Partridge Run State Forest for more hiking and wilderness to enjoy. There maybe no need to leave this property. Fields, scenic wetlands, forest and a beautiful lake. Come home to 2 log sided duplexes, 4 units self contained with rental potential. Ability to build 3rd 40 x 64 ft home! Lots of natural wood and plenty of light. Propane and wood heat, summers at the higher altitude enjoy fresh air and cooler temperatures. Property is Zoned Recreational so you can create your own compound, private retreat, artist colony or redo history, this was a private camp. Have Horses? Build a barn where the tennis courts once were and use the open fields, ride on the trails.Room to roam inside and out! Come Escape to tranquility! The land is like living in you own private park! Long private drive, not a drive by. The historic village of Rensselaerville, NY, known for its really beautiful homes and interesting community of acclaimed artists, academics, journalists and writers. Rensselaerville, reminiscent of a charming New England town, has a wonderful history and is home to the Huyck Preserve, a 2,000 acre preserve with a spectacular waterfall, and unspoiled Lake Myosotis, open to residents of the town for swimming, kayaking, canoeing, stand up paddle boarding, sailing, hiking, picnicking and children's summer programs. Rensselaerville is also home to the Carey Institute for Global Good, offering cultural and educational programs and events, that bring people from all over the globe. Just over 2 hours from Manhattan, 35 minutes to Windham Ski Mountain, 40 minutes to Hudson and an hour to Rhinebeck. The adjoining wilderness area provides more outdoor adventures! The primary purposes of Partridge Run Wildlife Management Area (WMA) are for wildlife management, wildlife habitat management, and wildlife-dependent recreation. This WMA consists of about 4,500 acres of upland and wetland habitat in Albany County. The majority of the current WMA was transferred to New York State in 1962 by the federal government. Numerous parking areas are located throughout the WMA. The Long Path, a 357-mile path that extends from the George Washington Bridge to the Capital District meets at Partridge Run is located on the Heidelberg Escarpment, and varies in elevation from about 1600 feet to over 1900 feet. Most of Partridge Run WMA is forested with natural stands of northern hardwoods comprised of maple, ash, and yellow birch, as well as hemlock. Several hundred acres of spruce and pine plantations were planted during the 1930s and 1940s. There are several hundred acres of fields maintained throughout the WMA. In addition, there are numerous ponds, wetlands, and beaver impoundments located on the WMA. In 2004, Partridge Run WMA was designated as part of the Helderberg Bird Conservation Area. A variety of habitats on the escarpment provide an important area for both resident and migrant birds. Minutes to all amenities. 2.5Hrs To GW Bridge! Located in SW Albany County- Call today- All offers will be appreciated and responded too!