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Address:14316 Hermitage RoadType:CommercialStyle:Lot / LandSize:800 sq. ft.Lot Type:RectangularLot Size:9 acresTaxes:$1,365.00 USDMLS:21391
Description
This historic building is the last existing building of The Old Hermitage Hotel that was located on the East Shore of Lake Bonaparte. In the days before electricity the ice harvested from the lake in the winter would be stored in this structure for summer use. In more recent years this 20` x 40` building was used as The Ice House gift shop and featured ice cream and souvenirs during the summer months. It has a number of possible uses for the new owner. With electricity, a good drilled well, and a compost toilet this property could easily be utilized again as a commercial business. The lot that it is on has been surveyed and contains .54 acres. It has its own tax map #. There is an adjacent parcel of about 8.5 acres that is mostly wooded and has roads that access it but presently has no buildings on it. This property also has electricity and could be used as building sites for someone who wants to be near the lake. This property has its own tax map #. These two adjacent properties are being sold as one offering. Lake Bonaparte was once the summer home of Joseph Bonaparte, the King of Spain. The 1407 acre Bonaparte`s Cave State Forest is nearby and the 326 acre Sand Bay State Forest borders the North Shore of this large and beautiful lake.
DIRECTIONS:
Leave Gouverneur and travel south on S.H. 58 for about 6 miles. At the Fowler caution light turn right onto S.H. 812 and proceed to Route 3. Turn right onto Route 3 by the Nice and Easy on the corner of S.H. 812 and Route 3 and proceed through Harrisville for a total of 4.9 miles on Route 3. Shortly after S.H. 812 turns off to the left look for a sign for the East Shore Bonaparte Road and Hermitage Road. Turn right onto this road which is known by both names and proceed 1.4 miles. Look for the real estate sign on the right in front of the structure called THE ICE HOUSE.
Lacy RealtyLacy Realty, LLC
Bill Lacy
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