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Property located in the beautiful Village of Pulaski and walking distance to the world famous Salmon River. This gem of a property is nestled away on a dead end street but has all of the amenities including natural gas, electric, public water and sewer. It is a quite neighborhood and for less than $12,000 an acre you can build your dream home and still have plenty of acreage. Buyer could subdivide the property into 3 or more separate building lots as there is over 300 ft. of road frontage.
| DAYS ON MARKET | 13 | LAST UPDATED | 4/26/2024 |
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| COMMUNITY | Pulaski-Village-355001 | COUNTY | Oswego |
| STATUS | Active | PROPERTY TYPE(S) | Lot/Land/Acreage |
| School District | Pulaski Academy and Central |
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| ADDITIONAL DETAILS | |
| AREA | Pulaski-Village-355001 |
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| LOT | 3.8 acre(s) |
| LOT DESCRIPTION | City Lot, Other, Rectangular, Residential Lot, See Remarks, Wooded |
| LOT DIMENSIONS | 320x426 |
| PARKING | No Driveway |
| SEWER | Storm Sewer |
| TAXES | 464 |
| UTILITIES | Cable Available,Electricity Available,Natural Gas Available,High Speed Internet Available,Phone Available,Sewer Available,Water Available, |
| WATER | Public |
| ZONING | Residential 2 Unit |
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Listing provided by: Daniel Krupke, Berkshire Hathaway CNY Realty
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