Pond Frontage including steps & a roughed out path thru the woods. Swim, fish or bask by the pond on your own property or enjoy nature from many rooms of the home! The property has endured several renovations by owner from floors, bathrooms & paint. Enjoyed by this couple for many years the seller is being transferred! ! This stately Saltbox Garrison is surrounded by trees and nature at its best! A LRM & DRM are set against an eat-in kitchen off of a Cathedral fireplaced FRM addition! The 2nd floor hosts 3 generous Brms with a Mstr Brm Suite that includes a lovely MBath.and a common bath in hall for others. A balcony deck overlooks an inground pool & pond! Home is equipped with Central Air and hosts a 2 car garage under off the paved drive. Seller is selling property "as is where is" with the exception of installing a new Title V System. Open House Sun 3/27 11-1pm. Seller wants to close asap *See disclosures regarding frozen pipe and ask list agent.
Single-familyProperty Type
1978Year Built
1.1 acresLot Size
$346Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 garage spacesParking
Listed by Beth Tassinari• Century 21 Tassinari & Assoc.
Amazing waterfront property. Here is your opportunity to live in the privacy of the Trees on Little Herring Pond. Bright & Sunny 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, 1.1 Acres, Open & spacious Kitchen with eat in area & breakfast bar set up, Formal Dining room, Living room w/ cathedral ceiling, a front Den & Laundry complete the first floor layout. 3 beds & 2 full baths up, Cntrl Air, Hardwood floors, Cozy fireplace, Finished Basement, 2 Car garage, Master bath, Brand New Roof, Pool with newer liner, Peace & Quiet to hear the wind in the trees. Fishing, Canoeing, Ice skating, Bird watching, all from this beautiful location. Minutes to Route 3 & Pine Hills.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$6,930 (+5.7%)
$246,300 + $297,600
$543,900
2025
$6,556 (+0.7%)
$237,900 + $278,700
$516,600
2024
$6,508 (+5.0%)
$233,100 + $272,600
$505,700
2023
$6,196 (+5.7%)
$204,300 + $247,600
$451,900
2022
$5,862 (+2.5%)
$185,800 + $194,100
$379,900
2021
$5,717 (+1.1%)
$185,800 + $168,000
$353,800
2020
$5,657 (−5.9%)
$181,000 + $165,000
$346,000
2019
$6,009 (+4.8%)
$200,800 + $162,500
$363,300
2018
$5,733 (+3.8%)
$185,800 + $162,500
$348,300
2017
$5,523 (+6.7%)
$185,800 + $147,300
$333,100
2016
$5,177 (+6.5%)
$170,800 + $147,400
$318,200
2015
$4,862 (−4.9%)
$170,800 + $142,100
$312,900
2014
$5,114 (+4.6%)
$203,800 + $134,200
$338,000
2013
$4,889 (−1.4%)
$203,800 + $135,000
$338,800
2012
$4,956 (+6.2%)
$221,800 + $136,300
$358,100
2011
$4,667 (+1.5%)
$220,000 + $137,900
$357,900
2010
$4,600 (−1.1%)
$231,200 + $139,200
$370,400
2009
$4,649
$279,900 + $140,100
$420,000
Tax history for 977 Long Pond Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$6,930 (+5.7%)
$246,300 + $297,600
$543,900
2025
$6,556 (+0.7%)
$237,900 + $278,700
$516,600
2024
$6,508 (+5.0%)
$233,100 + $272,600
$505,700
2023
$6,196 (+5.7%)
$204,300 + $247,600
$451,900
2022
$5,862 (+2.5%)
$185,800 + $194,100
$379,900
2021
$5,717 (+1.1%)
$185,800 + $168,000
$353,800
2020
$5,657 (−5.9%)
$181,000 + $165,000
$346,000
2019
$6,009 (+4.8%)
$200,800 + $162,500
$363,300
2018
$5,733 (+3.8%)
$185,800 + $162,500
$348,300
2017
$5,523 (+6.7%)
$185,800 + $147,300
$333,100
2016
$5,177 (+6.5%)
$170,800 + $147,400
$318,200
2015
$4,862 (−4.9%)
$170,800 + $142,100
$312,900
2014
$5,114 (+4.6%)
$203,800 + $134,200
$338,000
2013
$4,889 (−1.4%)
$203,800 + $135,000
$338,800
2012
$4,956 (+6.2%)
$221,800 + $136,300
$358,100
2011
$4,667 (+1.5%)
$220,000 + $137,900
$357,900
2010
$4,600 (−1.1%)
$231,200 + $139,200
$370,400
2009
$4,649
$279,900 + $140,100
$420,000
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
3
Baths
2.5
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
1.1 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
2,076
Year built
1978
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Plymouth County
APN
3820016S
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 14, 2026.
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