One-family-owned Cottage on a dead-end road, on the Esopus Creek. Family built in 1926, in an area known as Glenerie Lake Park, $159,900

One-family-owned Cottage on a dead-end road, on the Esopus Creek. Family built in 1926, in an area known as Glenerie Lake Park, was loved and enjoyed throughout the years. The remaining family members are ready for a new owner who is looking for a waterfront property. The house needs attention. Vacant for quite some time, repairs and renovations needed to restore it. Another approach may be to replace it with a modern cottage. Currently, the land has trees on both sides creating a private sanctuary. Homes, along the creek, enjoy the quiet qualities the creek, and the area offers. Should you be a train enthusiast, the sound of the train, on the opposite side of the homes there, will make you smile. The driveway consists of gravel and grass. Park next to the machine/shop/shed, to the left. Once a shop the space now is used for storage. The path will lead to the glass-enclosed porch. Enter into the kitchen, bathroom, and one small bedroom. The other side of the kitchen finds the other bedroom, and family room. The attic pull-down stairs is there, along with a freestanding wood stove. Access to the deck and creekside as well. The property is sold As Is. Here is an opportunity to buy waterfront property to transform it for yourself. You may consider using the property for income, such as a short-term or long-term rental. CASH BUYER only. There is no central heating. The foundation needs work. Easy to view and show. The property is directly on the border with the Town of Saugerties. Some search engines may have the address location as SAUGERTIES. Low property and school taxes paid to the Town of Ulster.