On-Site Real Estate Auction: Restored Victorian House on 15-acre Horse Farm

Bob & Sallie Connelly will conduct an On-Site Auction of the Real Estate at 65 Houdlum Hill Road, Binghamton, NY 13901 at noon on Saturday, June 28, 2014, with an Open House on Saturday June 14 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. The auction will be conducted by Connelly Realty, Robert J. Connelly, Broker and Auctioneer. The property in the Town of Chenango in Broome County is selling with all mineral and gas rights. It comprises a restored 2-story Victorian house with 2 bedrooms and 1.5 baths on a 14.86 acre horse farm and includes a wall oven and microwave, side-by-side refrigerator, electric cooktop and dishwasher. Outbuildings include a garage, horse barn, hay shed and playhouse/storage shed. The opening bid is $159,000. All of the items are selling without reserve ‘AS IS’ (Warranty Deed, No Refunds, No Returns) at a 10% buyers premium.

Photos of the house and the taxmap are displayed in the slideshow below and in an AuctionZip Gallery.


Built circa 1900, this restored Victorian farmhouse in the Whitney Point school district has vinyl siding and a full block basement. The first level features an enclosed 14x8 sun porch, a 20x25 open deck and a 10x20 laid stone patio with water fall. It uses electric thermal storage heating, a well, septic tank, and electric hot water heater. There is a detached 17x17 2-car garage, a 32x10 horse barn with 4 stalls, a 12x14 hay shed, a 10x16 storage shed that looks like a child's Victorian playhouse, and a fenced horse paddock. Zoned rural residential (240), the property pays total taxes of $2,870 on a total assessed value of $81,800 ($26,900 for land).

The first floor includes the carpeted 18x14 living room, a modern 14x11 kitchen, both with fireplaces, and an 8x10 laundry which includes a 1/2 bath. The second floor has a 16x14 master bedroom, an 11x9 second bedroom, both with laminated bamboo flooring, and a 12x8 ceramic tile bathroom.

Additional details, photos, and directions are available in the auction brochure (PDF: 217 KB) and in a slim version (89 KB)

Absentee and phone bids for this auction can be submitted using the convenient bidform. Bidders must be pre-registered. First-time NYS tax exempt buyers must complete and submit NYS Resale Certificate ST-120.

On the same day and in the same location, Bob and Sallie Connelly will auction Farm Equipment, Tools, Guns, Furniture, Ephemera and Personal Property at 10:00 am with a preview at 9:00 am.

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On-Site Real Estate Auction: Endicott, NY

Bob & Sallie Connelly will conduct an On-Site Auction of the Real Estate at 518 Taft Ave, Endicott, NY 13760 on Thursday, October 18, 2007 at 7:00 pm with an Open House on Sunday, October 7 from 1:00-4:00 pm and by appointment. View Map. Located on a 1+ acre lot with mature landscaping and 175 ft frontage, the two-story 5-bedroom, 4-bathroom house has gas heat and hot water, central air-conditioning and vacuum, 2 fireplaces, a Florida room, and an attached 2-car garage. The full basement includes a recreation room, laundry room, workshop, and 2 large utility rooms.

The first floor and basement were damaged last winter when a water pipe froze, On-Site Real Estate Auction, Endicott, NY and are now mostly open to the studs following remediation by SERVPRO, who removed the affected carpeting, flooring and wall board. The 81 year old owner has decided to move rather than remodel, and is selling AS IS with the upset price well below market value at $95,000 plus a 10% Buyer's Premium. The original floor plans are available, but with walls presently open, this is a perfect opportunity to create the layout of your dreams.

Robert "Bob" Connelly of Connelly Realty is the broker and auctioneer for this sale. Additional details, photos, and directions are available in the auction brochure [PDF: 133 KB]. A slideshow of the property has views of the house, fireplaces, and the taxmap.

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