This gorgeous 1780/1860/1990 4 Bed (Possible 5th) 2.5 Bath gem features four centuries of craftsmanship with beautiful brick feature walls, Vermont wide oak floors, and ceiling beams with history. These rich textures make this home feel like a retreat every day. The upstairs bathroom was completely renovated 2019 and there is fresh paint throughout! Big enough to taste farm living, but manageable enough to enjoy, this property includes a 52x52 foot barn with two hay lofts and plenty of storage space, a 25x45 foot corral with two walk in stalls (ideal for a flock of chickens, a couple horses, or your Victory Garden). Additionally, over 2 acres of fenced pasture are split into 3 connected fields for animal rotation, 4-wheeling, or as a kids exploration wonderland. The original carriage house has been converted into a weather-tight cabin ideal for a workshop. Other features include a whole house generator, wood stove, gas stove, separate laundry room, newer HVAC, and a 2nd oversized driveway great for RVs, boats, toys, and guests. Not only that, but there is a pond perfect for fishing! Want to feel like you re relaxing on vacation while still at home? This home also offers a large deck and brick patio that overlooks mountains, Ski Liberty Resort just a few minutes away, and provides an ideal location to watch the world-class sunsets that regularly grace the property. This is a must see ! 3D Tour- https://my. matterport.com/show/ ?m=o469sxNXJqw & mls=1 & hr=0 & ts=1
Truly a remarkable blend of Old and New. Quality throughout this home. Log Home dating back to 1790 with a Custom Built Addition. Three Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, Automatic Back-up Generator, LP Gas Heat, CAC, Gas Stove and Wood Stove, many upgrades, 52' x 52' Barn, Garage, Pond and a View. Brand new Septic Field has been installed. Take a look. Very Motivated Sellers
Public Records
Apr 1, 1999
Sold
$185,000
$64/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$6,207 (+1.2%)
$150,800 + $168,500
$319,300
2025
$6,131 (+9.2%)
$150,800 + $168,500
$319,300
2024
$5,613 (+2.6%)
$150,800 + $168,500
$319,300
2023
$5,471
$150,800 + $168,500
$319,300
2022
$5,471 (+6.0%)
$150,800 + $168,500
$319,300
2021
$5,159 (+3.3%)
$150,800 + $168,500
$319,300
2020
$4,996 (+2.7%)
$150,800 + $166,500
$317,300
2019
$4,867 (+1.9%)
$150,800 + $166,500
$317,300
2018
$4,774 (+4.0%)
$150,800 + $166,500
$317,300
2017
$4,591 (+1.7%)
$150,800 + $166,500
$317,300
2015
$4,513
$150,800 + $167,400
$318,200
Tax history for 745 Boyle Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$6,207 (+1.2%)
$150,800 + $168,500
$319,300
2025
$6,131 (+9.2%)
$150,800 + $168,500
$319,300
2024
$5,613 (+2.6%)
$150,800 + $168,500
$319,300
2023
$5,471
$150,800 + $168,500
$319,300
2022
$5,471 (+6.0%)
$150,800 + $168,500
$319,300
2021
$5,159 (+3.3%)
$150,800 + $168,500
$319,300
2020
$4,996 (+2.7%)
$150,800 + $166,500
$317,300
2019
$4,867 (+1.9%)
$150,800 + $166,500
$317,300
2018
$4,774 (+4.0%)
$150,800 + $166,500
$317,300
2017
$4,591 (+1.7%)
$150,800 + $166,500
$317,300
2015
$4,513
$150,800 + $167,400
$318,200
*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
—
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
4.12 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
2,888
Year built
1970
Style
Other
County
Adams County
APN
25D18-0018---000
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 6, 2026.
A/R
Agricultural Rural Zone
Provide reasonable residential development opportunities within areas of Liberty Township that are characterized by open landscapes and scenic valleys within the eastern portion of the Township.; Encourage residential development designs that protect environmentally sensitive areas including but not limited to forested areas, steep slopes, stream and creek valleys, and floodplains, scenic views, historic resources, and important natural areas.; Encourage, to the degree possible, the retention of agricultural lands and uses within eastern Liberty Township and to reduce, to the degree possible, the degree of conflict between agricultural and nonagricultural uses.; Encourage residential development designs that provide appropriate opportunities for the provision of active and passive recreation areas within residential developments.; Encourage the conservation of open space within residential development that connects to open space on adjoining properties and/or residential developments to form a community-wide open space and greenway network.; Implement the conservation by design residential development technique in the eastern portion of Liberty Township.