Apartment For Sale
Gray Gables, a towering Chazy landmark and a historic 6 story property was built by local millionaire William H. Miner in the 1920s. Gray Gables used to house the school teachers and their families. All investors welcome! Condos, apartments, commercial space, employee lodging, short term rentals, the list of possibilities is long and the potential is huge! This mastodonte offers 37,281 sq ft and is built like a tank! The walls are 18 inches thick and are made of cement. The floors are also made of cement. The ceilings are 12 foot high. There is a 1 Million BTU boiler in the large building. There is also an ice house on the river side of the property where they would harvest the ice in the winter and store it underneath the cement floor for the summer months. There are 2 elevators. Gray Gables is offered for sale to the public for the first time since the 1980s. There is also a 2.3 acre parcel across the river and 3 small houses all adjacent to Gray Gables that are part of the offering. The two houses on Route 9 are rented. The third house directly on the river is not currently rented. There are 4 separate parcels.Property Details
- Beds: 0
- Baths: 0.0
- Sq Feet: 37281
- Year Built: 1920
- Location: (private lake, pond, creek)
- Acres: 3.390
- Waterfront: Yes
- Waterview: Yes
- County: Clinton County
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- Property Taxes: $5,870
- MLS #: 204384
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Listing Agent: Anne-Marie Farrell, A-M Farrell Real Estate, 518-572-4944, 518-572-4944 Listing Site, Listing Status: Active
Copyright © 2025 Adirondack Champlain Valley MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.
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| Ad Number : | 6094880 |
| Viewed: | 11 times |
| Added: | Apr 26, 2025 |
| Updated on: | Apr 26, 2025 |
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