Old fashion tree-canopied walks and rambling gardens hi lite one of a kind retreat for all seasons. All you long for in the peak of comfort & privacy. Ultra chic open hang out kitchen area, Formal DR and LR/w stone fireplace. Home office/media room. Work shop lower level w/plenty of storage space. Generator. Hugh shed. Heated pool. Lake access to 2 mile long lake Oscawana. Walk to Fahnstock park hiking trails. 1 hr. NYC. Minutes to Garrison, Cold Spring. Antiquing anyone?
Old fashion tree-canopied walks and rambling gardens hi lite one of a kind retreat for all seasons. All you long for in the peak of comfort & privacy. Ultra chic open hang out kitchen area, Formal DR and LR/w stone fireplace. Home office/media room. Work shop lower level w/ plenty of storage space. Generator. Hugh shed. Heated pool. Lake access to 2 mile long lake Oscawana. Walk to Fahnstock park hiking trails. 1 hr. NYC. Minutes to Garrison, Cold Spring. Antiquing anyone?
OneKey® MLS as Distributed by MLS Grid #H3326447
Nov 18, 2013
Sold
$280,000
$233/sq ft
Aug 23, 2013
Listed
$290,000
$242/sq ft
Public Records
Jul 30, 2002
Sold
$279,000
$233/sq ft
Public Records
Jan 3, 2000
Sold
$149,500
$125/sq ft
Public Records
Jun 8, 1984
Sold
$85,000
$71/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$11,351
$110,200 + $297,900
$408,100
2025
$11,351 (+2.8%)
$110,200 + $297,900
$408,100
2024
$11,037 (+4.1%)
$110,200 + $297,900
$408,100
2023
$10,600 (+2.6%)
$102,000 + $275,900
$377,900
2022
$10,336 (+1.4%)
$71,800 + $265,600
$337,400
2021
$10,190 (+1.8%)
$71,800 + $234,900
$306,700
2020
$10,010 (+1.4%)
$71,800 + $218,800
$290,600
2019
$9,870 (+0.9%)
$71,800 + $210,300
$282,100
2018
$9,784 (+3.1%)
$71,800 + $210,300
$282,100
2017
$9,486 (+0.5%)
$71,800 + $204,800
$276,600
2016
$9,436 (−0.3%)
$71,800 + $194,100
$265,900
2015
$9,462 (−1.4%)
$71,800 + $191,500
$263,300
2014
$9,594 (+19.3%)
$71,100 + $189,600
$260,700
2013
$8,040 (−2.6%)
$72,500 + $196,200
$268,700
2012
$8,257 (−14.0%)
$79,200 + $214,100
$293,300
2011
$9,602 (+344.4%)
$126,400 + $179,100
$305,500
2010
$2,160 (+2.2%)
$126,400 + $198,600
$325,000
2009
$2,114
$126,400 + $211,600
$338,000
Tax history for 51 N Shore Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$11,351
$110,200 + $297,900
$408,100
2025
$11,351 (+2.8%)
$110,200 + $297,900
$408,100
2024
$11,037 (+4.1%)
$110,200 + $297,900
$408,100
2023
$10,600 (+2.6%)
$102,000 + $275,900
$377,900
2022
$10,336 (+1.4%)
$71,800 + $265,600
$337,400
2021
$10,190 (+1.8%)
$71,800 + $234,900
$306,700
2020
$10,010 (+1.4%)
$71,800 + $218,800
$290,600
2019
$9,870 (+0.9%)
$71,800 + $210,300
$282,100
2018
$9,784 (+3.1%)
$71,800 + $210,300
$282,100
2017
$9,486 (+0.5%)
$71,800 + $204,800
$276,600
2016
$9,436 (−0.3%)
$71,800 + $194,100
$265,900
2015
$9,462 (−1.4%)
$71,800 + $191,500
$263,300
2014
$9,594 (+19.3%)
$71,100 + $189,600
$260,700
2013
$8,040 (−2.6%)
$72,500 + $196,200
$268,700
2012
$8,257 (−14.0%)
$79,200 + $214,100
$293,300
2011
$9,602 (+344.4%)
$126,400 + $179,100
$305,500
2010
$2,160 (+2.2%)
$126,400 + $198,600
$325,000
2009
$2,114
$126,400 + $211,600
$338,000
*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
2
Baths
1
Stories
1
Lot width
794 ft.
Lot depth
—
Lot size
1.53 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,166
Year built
1955
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Putnam County
APN
372800A05101500010020000000
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 14, 2026.
R3
Low-Density Residence District
The R-3 District is a low-density residentially zoned district. The land included in this district is considered to have substantial environmental constraints that significantly affect the development potential and development pattern of the land. The purpose and intent of the R-3 District is to: Provide for the establishment and control of low-density residential areas located and maintained in accordance with the Master Plan.; Encourage the preservation of the rural character of the community.; Encourage the permanent preservation of open space, agricultural lands and other natural resources.; Maintain the existing rural character and land use pattern of the town.; Encourage development that consumes less open land.; Protect adjacent open space from negative impacts.