What a gorgeous weekend this is going to be! The Jordan Fall Festival will be ongoing from Friday to Sunday with all sorts of fun events. Check it out at jordanfallfestival.com . 149 North Main Street Village of Jordan 13080 Meanwhile, a short distance away in the Village of Jordan, I will have the beautiful home at 149 North Main Street (ML#S296384) open on Sunday, from 1:00 to 3:00. It was built in the mid-1800s and they certainly knew how to erect homes that lasted back then. The walls are thick, and the owners are amazed at how little the utilities cost for over 3,000sf of living space. The bedrooms are large - something that is usually only seen in master bedrooms these days. The kitchen has a walk-in (and around) pantry, plus there's a small office just off the living room. I love the porch and deck...Just sit on the front porch (accessed only from the house) and watch the world go by! In the rear the decks overlook Skaneateles Creek. ...
Below are the list of closings (in no particular order) and the published closing prices. These single family homes were listed in the Skaneateles area of the multiple listing service and closed between June 28th and August 7th. 184 East Genesee Street - Village of Skaneateles - $170,000 23 Calemad Drive - Town of Sennett - $480,000 21 East Lake Street - Village of Skaneateles - $260,000 718 Sheldon Road - Town of Skaneateles - $430,000 782 Franklin Street - Town of Skaneateles - $168,400 2111 Terrace Lane South - Town of Skaneateles - $430,000 1983 Collard Road - Town of Spafford - $355,000 1275 Oak Bluff - Town of Skaneateles - $1,150,000 179 East Genesee Street - Village of Skaneateles - $244,900 2671 East Lake Road - Town of Skaneateles - $585,000 50 West Lake Street - Village of Skaneateles - $816,000 10 Goodspeed Place - Village of Skaneateles - $157,000 2445 East Lake Road - Town of Skaneateles - $975,000 3187 West Lake Road - Town of Skaneateles - $996,000 3 West Austin St...
Somebody got the memo! Our favorite eyesore —ERRR, “Mysterioursly [sic] private and breathtaking” beauty dropped the price for the second time in 22 days. And the agent seems particularly proud of the seller’s abject failure—ERRRR, generosity . To wit: "MAJOR PRICE REDUCTION ONE MILLION DOLLARS!" In some circles, lopping off a million dollars from the original asking price would signify a desire to get serious about selling or at least a willingness to negotiate. I’m not in that circle. No, considering the original asking price was a trust fund-busting $3,250,000, all the million-dollar reduction makes me think is, “A good start for a petulant, greed-faced ignoramus.” In fact, I’d be willing to bet you see a price increase in spring of 2009. If they were truly serious about selling, then how do you explain the 438 days it took to finally scalp a million clams from the asking price? Slow learners? Nah, I’m sticking with petulant, greed-faced ignoramus. But if I’m wrong and th...
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