542 Valley Rd, Jay, NY 12941

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Sharing our family property that is officially on the market! While the house needs some love, the land and location are where the real opportunity is. Whether you're an investor, builder, someone looking for land, or someone with a vision for a renovation/rebuild, this property has so much potential. Sometimes the best opportunities aren't the prettiest ones - they're the ones where you can see what could be. If you or someone you know is looking for an investment opportunity here is a jewel in the Adirondack Mountains! AS IS PROPERTY 14 acres of land in the Adirondack mountains. located minutes from the Ausable River and the historical covered bridge in the beautiful Hamlet of Jay New York. There is a beautiful swimming hole with white water rapids. 13 miles to white face Mountain for skiing in the winter and 23 miles to lake Placid which held the 1932 and 1980 Winter Olympics. The area offers an abundance of activities like camping, hiking, fishing, boating and much much more. There is a view of white face Mountain from the back property a beautiful place to build a home. There is a house on the property that is in need of extra love and attention. The house needs minor roof repairs, the fireplace leaks, the kitchen floors need to be replaced, upgrades are needed throughout the home, there is no Septic. Previous owner used propane and woodstove for heat. There is a workshop in the basement. The basement is the garage that can hold one car. fieldstone basement. It is being sold as is and all inspections and surveys will be at the buyers expense. The property also has several sheds for storage or turned into a chicken coop or housing for animals. There is an old cider shed on the property which should contain the old-fashioned cider mill. There are two small sheds in the far back of the property that once were used to boil maple syrup. There may still be some apple trees on the property and plum trees, wild, raspberries, and blackberries and wild grapes. There is about and one and half acres that is considered “dirty” because of old tires and scrap metal dumped in these areas over the years.