The historical home was said to have once been a tavern on the Erie Canal. It has 1944 ft2, vinyl siding & shutters, and stands straight and square with a good foundation and an oil hot air furnace. Big thermo-paned windows throughout allow in plenty of light. They have all been updated, as have each door. All floors have been updated, with (mostly new) hardwood in the dining and living rooms, the large upstairs hall and 2 bedrooms. Tons of closets, 14 of them - one hides the laundry. Fully insulated too.

Downstairs is a large living room with refinished oak floors and an open staircase. To its left is a large dining room with a new hardwood floor, and a half bath. An 8 wide opening separates them. Also off the dining room is an efficient galley kitchen. A room off this can be used for a smaller dining room, an office or childrens play area. There is a pass-through from the kitchen to it. Between the kitchen and the outside is an enclosed sunroom. Though insulated, it is not normally heated and serves as an over-sized mud room, a great spot for UPS to drop packages.. There is a large covered back porch as well.

Upstairs are 4 bedrooms and a full bath. All bedrooms are decent-sized or larger. All have closets, as does the bath.

Taxes are $3952.74. As I do not reside there, I do not get the tax breaks you would, but Id guess youd end up with a $3000 bill, maybe even less. This home enjoys the well-respected Canajoharie Schools. 265 of frontage on the three roads. The price is only $155000.