Warren Rd Hancock, NY 13783

Located between the NY and PA mountains along the main branch of the Upper Delaware River, this 250-acre estate includes over 4000 feet of riverfront. The property consists of three parcels and features a two-story farmhouse, two barns, and a machine shed. It also has deeded access to the 62-acre Frisbie Island, which includes over 9000 feet of shoreline. The property offers views through the river valley and diverse trout habitat for wild rainbow and brown trout fishing. Potential uses include a private estate, family compound, working farm, vineyard, or fly fishing and hunting lodge. The property includes three individual lots that can be purchased separately. Lot 1 is 135 acres with 2000 feet of riverfront, electric, a barn, and a machine shed. Lot 2 is 55 acres with 1000 feet of riverfront, a farmhouse, electric, a drilled well, an original septic system, and a barn. Lot 3 is 60 acres with 1100 feet of riverfront. The property, known as Kilgour Spur Estate, was originally granted to John Lord by King George III in 1760 for his service in the French & Indian War. Josiah Parks settled and farmed Frisbie Island in 1768. In 1889, John Kilgour built a RR spur named 'Kilgour Spur' that connected the Erie RR to the Kilgour-Prigge Stone Mill constructed in 1890. The property is located in Hancock, NY.