1897 Queen Anne – Altmar, NY
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26 Church St, Altmar, NY 13302
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$107,900- 6 Bed
- 3 Bath
- 4341 Sq Ft
- 1.05 Ac.
An Amazing 4371 sq ft Victorian w/ 6 BR, 3.5 BA, formerly a lodge located near the world class Salmon River. Property is located near the Altmar Bridge and Lower Fly Zone. This home / lodge has a cherry staircase, HW, LR, DR, mud room, pellet stove, Oil and wood burning furnace, stain glass windows, wrap-around decks, and so much more to list all on a corner lot w/ detached 2 car garage and lots of parking. New kitchen floor! Home is located near snowmobile and ATV trails. Motivated seller, call for your showing today!
Contact Information
Andrea Wisgo, Salmon River Realty315-298-7060
Links, Photos & Additional Info
State: New York | Region: Northeast (Middle Atlantic) | Associated Styles or Type: Queen Anne
Period & Associated Styles: Queen Anne (1880-1910), Victorian Era
Period & Associated Styles: Queen Anne (1880-1910), Victorian Era
19 Comments on 1897 Queen Anne – Altmar, NY
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What year was this built? I love it!!
Chestatee, GA
On record shows 1920 but that’s wrong. I don’t know the exact year, I’m guessing 1890’s to super early 1900’s.
You’re right on – the website says 1898.
http://www.salmonrivervictorianinn.com/
Lovely home has been a B&B and fishing lodge near the Salmon River. Altmar used to be called Sand Bank, in the Town of Albion. This looks like a ton of house for the money!
It was built September 22, 1897
It looks very similar to my house in Iowa that was built in 1913. It was late for a Queen Anne Victorian but apparently the style remained popular in the Midwest.
I am the new owner of this home. It was built in 1897.
Chestatee, GA
Awesome, belated congrats!
New Germany, MN
I like it a lot! I especially love the Azaleas out front. WOW! pretty house that needs a little TLC, but wouldn’t take a lot to make her shine!
I’m in Washington state. I’m ready to move to NY just for this house!
Tina– So funny… I was in Washington state and did move to NY just to buy this house!
I remember seeing this property in the past. There were remarks about the fish. Did something change? The ask price?
Chestatee, GA
It was shared in a link exchange, perhaps that’s where you remember it from.
Me, too! I think Kelly’s right; would make sense.
Otis Orchards, WA
Great house for the price! I’m curious about New York taxes though. I also remember a discussion about the fish in the pictures as well!
This is just the perfect home, except we are looking at the Buffalo area to live.
I love everything about this beauty!
This is a great price for a grand old home. I love those red flowers in full bloom that look as if they are falling out of the window!
Love this home! Those bright red flowers in front look as if they are tumbling out of the window! The woodwork is stunning and I love that kitchen floor!
Charming house with some gorgeous trim. The staircase is wow.
That entry and stairhall are stunning. The rest of the house is lovely, too, but my mind stopped at the stairhall. And I love the door surrounds – they’re more substantial than I’m used to seeing.