Arguably one of the most spectacular privately owned waterfront properties from New York City to
Albany is this magnificent 199.10 acre peninsula on the dead end of Sweezey Road in the Town of New
Baltimore. Family owned for 100 plus years was once a destination for travel from Columbia county to
Greene County Weaver’s Ferry which transported passengers, goods and services back and forth from
Stuyvesant to the New Baltimore/Coxsackie area. 1,850 +/- feet of road frontage on Sweezey Road,
4,200 +/- feet of waterfront on the Historic Hudson River and 4,600 +/- feet of waterfront on the
Coxsackie Creek. What makes this property unique is you can’t get there from here! Surrounded by
water on three sides and located in the Town of New Baltimore with access to Coxsackie-Athens Central
Schools, the property is only accessible through the Village of Coxsackie via Riverside Avenue which
travels about 2 miles north along the Hudson River from Coxsackie’s revitalized Reed’s Landing and
downtown business district. This property was also once the grounds where a portion of the abandoned
Albany-Greene Turnpike lay for waterfront travel to points north in Albany and beyond and points south
as far as NYC. The topography primarily lends itself to additional water front housing beside the 3
houses already situated on the property with additional buildable areas further up the ascent to the
higher ground where all-encompassing Westerly Catskill Mountain and Easterly Berkshire and
Appalachian views are more readily achieved. Modestly offered at $12,500,000.00.