With rolling and open 47 acres, and mature trees bordering along Claverack Creek - the site is located strategically just outside of Hudson, which enhances the property's long range development potential. The high nutrient upper pasture has recently been used for grazing cattle and sheep, employing organic and biodynamic farming principles, made possible by the absence of any chemical use on the land for over 25 years. More than 560 feet of frontage on 23B and 2500 feet of frontage on Spook Rock Road. Two parcels, one tax number. Approximately 11-acres on the west side of Spook Rock Road (very buildable) has a natural spring within the site at...
With rolling and open 47 acres, and mature trees bordering along Claverack Creek - the site is located strategically just outside of Hudson, which enhances the property's long range development potential. The high nutrient upper pasture has recently been used for grazing cattle and sheep, employing organic and biodynamic farming principles, made possible by the absence of any chemical use on the land for over 25 years. More than 560 feet of frontage on 23B and 2500 feet of frontage on Spook Rock Road. Two parcels, one tax number. Approximately 11-acres on the west side of Spook Rock Road (very buildable) has a natural spring within the site at the foot of Becraft Mountain providing a constant water source for the pastures below and their drainage swales. The larger 37-acres on the eastern side could also be built on as an older farmhouse and barn once stood on this portion of the site. Situated in a Flood Zone, the lower portion of the larger parcel best recent use is for cultivating organic hay for animal feed (2-3 harvests/year). Beautiful parcel.
With rolling and open 47 acres, and mature trees bordering along Claverack Creek - the site is located strategically just outside of Hudson, which enhances the property's long range development potential. The high nutrient upper pasture has recently been used for grazing cattle and sheep, employing organic and biodynamic farming principles, made possible by the absence of any chemical use on the land for over 25 years. More than 560 feet of frontage on 23B and 2500 feet of frontage on Spook Rock Road. Two parcels, one tax number. Approximately 11-acres on the west side of Spook Rock Road (very buildable) has a natural spring within the site at the foot of Becraft Mountain providing a constant water source for the pastures below and their drainage swales. The larger 37-acres on the eastern side could also be built on as an older farmhouse and barn once stood on this portion of the site. Situated in a Flood Zone, the lower portion of the larger parcel best recent use is for cultivating organic hay for animal feed (2-3 harvests/year). Beautiful parcel.
