One of the last Livingston estates that has been continuously held by the Livingston family since the royal charter granted by King George the I in 1715. This traditional 19th century 3 bedroom farmhouse is situated in the midst of 230 fertile acres with distant Catskill Mountain views, borders the rushing waters of the Roelief Jansen Kill and has been in the same family for generations. The acreage sits on both sides of Buckwheat Bridge Road under a conservation easement held by the Scenic Hudson Land Trust thereby protecting its agrarian appeal as well as maintaining a significantly reduced annual property tax liability. This offering presents a unique opportunity to continue the tradition of farming in the Hudson Valley but with a new generation of farmers building upon the ever growing farm-to table movement.,ROOF:Metal,FLOORING:Wood,FOUNDATION:Stone,AboveGrade:2244
Single-familyProperty Type
1860Year Built
231.52 acresLot Size
$680Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listing by Gary DiMauro• FOUR SEASONS SOTHEBY'S INT'L R
Listing by Tracy Dober
Bought with Tracy Dober• FOUR SEASONS SOTHEBY'S INT'L R
One of the last Livingston estates that has been continuously held by the Livingston family since the royal charter granted by King George the I in 1715.This traditional 19th century 3 bedroom farmhouse is situated in the midst of 230 fertile acres with distant Catskill Mountain views, borders the rushing waters of the Roelief Jansen Kill and has been in the same family for generations. The acreage sits on both sides of Buckwheat Bridge Road under a conservation easement held by the Scenic Hudson Land Trust thereby protecting its agrarian appeal as well as maintaining a significantly reduced annual property tax liability. The farm is listed on the New York State and National Historic Places. This offering presents a unique opportunity to continue the tradition of farming in the Hudson Valley but with a new generation of farmers building upon the ever growing farm-to table movement.
OneKey® MLS as Distributed by MLS Grid #M371628
Mar 29, 2019
Sold
$635,000
$283/sq ft
May 24, 2018
Listed
$720,000
$321/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$19,728
$642,600 + $409,400
$1,052,000
2025
$19,728 (−1.4%)
$642,600 + $409,400
$1,052,000
2024
$20,001 (−13.6%)
$642,600 + $409,400
$1,052,000
2023
$23,155 (+3.2%)
$463,078 + $376,922
$840,000
2022
$22,446 (+8.4%)
$463,078 + $376,922
$840,000
2021
$20,713 (−45.9%)
$463,078 + $236,922
$700,000
2020
$38,292 (+4.0%)
$463,078 + $236,922
$700,000
2019
$36,812 (+186.0%)
$477,400 + $222,600
$700,000
2018
$12,873 (+2.1%)
$477,400 + $222,600
$700,000
2017
$12,605 (+334.4%)
$341,700 + $248,300
$590,000
2016
$2,901 (−74.7%)
$341,700 + $235,300
$577,000
2015
$11,447 (+1.8%)
$341,700 + $235,300
$577,000
2014
$11,245
$341,700 + $235,300
$577,000
Tax history for 168 Buckwheat Brg
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$19,728
$642,600 + $409,400
$1,052,000
2025
$19,728 (−1.4%)
$642,600 + $409,400
$1,052,000
2024
$20,001 (−13.6%)
$642,600 + $409,400
$1,052,000
2023
$23,155 (+3.2%)
$463,078 + $376,922
$840,000
2022
$22,446 (+8.4%)
$463,078 + $376,922
$840,000
2021
$20,713 (−45.9%)
$463,078 + $236,922
$700,000
2020
$38,292 (+4.0%)
$463,078 + $236,922
$700,000
2019
$36,812 (+186.0%)
$477,400 + $222,600
$700,000
2018
$12,873 (+2.1%)
$477,400 + $222,600
$700,000
2017
$12,605 (+334.4%)
$341,700 + $248,300
$590,000
2016
$2,901 (−74.7%)
$341,700 + $235,300
$577,000
2015
$11,447 (+1.8%)
$341,700 + $235,300
$577,000
2014
$11,245
$341,700 + $235,300
$577,000
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.