Annie Mckinley

Have you ever wanted to live in an old schoolhouse or loft? Big open spaces to configure to your liking and large windows allowing lots of natural light. This building, built originally in 1867, was the Union Free School. Today it is a three-season, mixed-use building with residential quarters on the second floor and commercial use on the first. Essex Cultural and Historical Organization

This is a small, partially renovated,1910 home, on Water Street with private, quiet back yard. Upstairs is clean, painted and livable with three bedrooms and an updated bathroom. Front porch is an inviting, relaxing place to sit. The plumbing systems have been replaced and are in good working order. Unknown sewage system (likely cesspool) is working well. Electrical system was serviced and in

This is a rare opportunity to own an original Adirondack Camp. Built in 1906 by Mr Seth Sprague Terry, a New York City attorney, it was referred to as the ''Upper'' cottage, or the ''small cottage'' or the ''guest cottage''. This 4-bedroom, 2 bath camp features a stone chimney, original woodwork, and diamond pane windows throughout. There is a butler's pantry off the kitchen that currently

This is a sweet well-cared for mobile home, anchored to a slab, with a stick-built addition and beautiful views of the Jay range over the neighbor's roof. Improvements include a new back deck measuring 16' X 12' and a smaller front entry deck, new propane furnace, a newly renovated primary bathroom with large soaking tub, newly renovated addition, painting and landscaping, and a new skirt.

This 1974 rustic farmhouse is situated on a 59-acre parcel in town of Essex. A year ago thesellers purchased an adjacent 16-acre parcel to provide better access to the agriculturalland; this smaller parcel includes a deeded building right for small house (not to exceed1500 square feet). The location is private and beautiful, protected with APA resourcemanagement zoning. Main floor