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1898 Rail Road Station
East Meredith, New York 13757
East Meredith, NY, Railroad Depot
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Depot - built in 1898 was the original building on the property and served as the depot for the Ulster and Delaware Railroad. The last train passed through in 1954. Renovated with living room (old waiting room), dining/kitchen were staff rooms, bathroom was the ticket window, and two bedrooms were the former baggage rooms. Built in 1981-2, the Annex (the building behind the Depot) has 2 level deck, outdoor shower, office, two bedrooms, galley kitchen, living/dining area, and bathroom with tub and shower.
Would make a great bed and breakfast, family compound, or artist's retreat! Walk down the road to the Hanford Mills Museum.
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Annex has two bedrooms with skylights, small office, galley kitchen, living room, dining area, bathroom with shower and tub, one car garage, outdoor shower.
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Studio has galley kitchen, eating and living room area, bathroom with tub, gas stove, large picture window, two car garage, and outdoor shower.
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Depot Living Room (former passenger waiting room for the Ulster and Delaware Railroad) has a wood burning stove.
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Annex living room faces on Kortright Creek and is very peaceful in summer with the water bubbling. Sometimes a Great Blue Heron can be seen gliding up and down the stream.
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There are two skylights in the larger bedroom with a large picture window and a large picture window door leading to the lower deck and down to the outdoor shower and the creek.
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Galley Kitchen, bathroom with tub, living/dining area. Picture window. Two car garage and storage area below. Outdoor shower attached to building with two large planting boxes outside for vegetables.
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This was the depot building for the Ulster and Delaware Railroad where tickets were bought, where baggage was loaded, and where passengers waited to board trains.
Features.
- 1st Floor Bath
- Basement
- Dining room
- Kitchen
- 1 Car Garage
- 2 Car Garage
- Carport
- Casement windows
- Fresh paint
- Garden
- Porch
- Rear Deck
- Storm Windows
- Built-in Bookcases
- Built-in Cabinets
- Carpet
- 1 Wood Fireplace
- High Ceilings
- Natural gas fireplace
- Original wood windows
- Skylight
- Wood floors
- Shingle Roof
- Oil Heating
- Range
- Refrigerator
- Septic Tank
- Water Heater - Electric
- 12-foot Ceilings
- Claw-foot Tub(s)
- Wrap-Around Porch
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5737 County Highway 10East Meredith, New York 13757
History
Country GetawayThis country retreat has three separate buildings on 3.6 acres with an additional 95.98 acres of wooded land. Ideal for an artist retreat and studio, for family vacations or a long weekend get-away, for those who want to hike, fish, hunt or snow mobile. If desired, income can be earned by logging the woods. Live in one house and rent the other houses for weekenders. The property has great potential and lots to offer.
This was the East Meredith depot for the Ulster & Delaware Railroad, which stopped running in 1954.
The building has the original rooms from 1898, with the living room formerly the waiting room, and the telegraph section looking to the front, now good for a dining table. The ticket buying area is now a bathroom, complete with shower. In the back the baggage area has been made into two bedrooms, with doors out onto the decks in front and back of the Depot. An oil furnace is in the cellar along with a pump from the artesian well in the yard.
The second building is off the back. The deck continues to the newer building (1980-81) and has steps coming up along a rhododendron bush. The split level deck can be accessed from the upper living room area or from the lower master bedroom. This building is heated by electric panels and a wood stove. Upstairs are kitchen, dining area, living room with built-in bookshelves, and two closets. An office and bathroom (with tub and shower) complete the upstairs. Downstairs are two bedrooms, with three skylights and large windows out to Kortright Creek.
A third building was completed in 2000, a garage with two doors and space for tools and gardening equipment. The spacious upstairs studio includes a kitchen and bathroom. The studio has a large window overlooking the gardening beds below and over to the other two buildings. A large ceiling fan effectively distributes the heat supplied by a propane gas stove. In addition to the three bathrooms, on hot summer days there are private outdoor showers for two of the buildings.
The property has several outside parking areas as well as three indoor spaces. The former railroad track is now a lane that cuts through the trees from County Rte.10 and continues along the Creek. Spirea bushes ending with a hydrangea tree are on the parking side of the Depot and grey pavers are under the overhanging roof.
Taxes: 3 buildings and 3.6 acres = $3,914.63 (School - $1983.69; County - $1930.94) - 3 buildings and 3.6 acres offered at $269,000.
Additional wooded 95.98 acres are being offered at $125,000.
Taxes for 95.98 wooded acreage = $3,592.28. Tax breakdown for the 95.98 acres: 28.50 acres = $1,070.83; 13.88 acres = $905.10; 53.60 acres = $1,616.35 -
Total Annual Taxes for 3 buildings on 3.6 acres plus 95.98 wooded acreage: $7,506.91.
This retreat is about 3.30 hours from NYC.
The property is just a short walk down the road from the Hanford Mills Museum. Hanford Mills Museum is an historic GRIST MILL and SAWMILL and national HISTORIC DISTRICT in East Meredith, New York.
Archived in June, 2018
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