Luxury Efficiency Meets Heavy-Duty Utility in Augusta

Ultra-efficient ICF estate on 9.4 private acres in the Town of Augusta (Oneida County). Featuring 6 beds, 4 baths, Geothermal HVAC, and a massive commercial-grade RV workshop. This isn't just a home; it's a self-sustaining compound designed for the modern buyer who demands luxury, autonomy, and low-tax rural living.

THE HOUSE: Built to Outlast Stop compromising between a luxury home and a working farm. This estate is constructed with Insulated Concrete Forms (ICF) and powered by Geothermal Heating/Cooling for year-round climate control and minimal carbon footprint. • The Vibe: Massive open-concept living with cathedral ceilings creates a "Great Room" feel that rivals any lodge. • The Chef’s Center: A kitchen built for production, featuring quartz countertops, high-end appliances, and sightlines to the family den so you never miss a moment. • Entertainer’s Edge: A custom wet bar and expansive flow make this the go-to spot for holidays and parties. • Work-From-Home Ready: Two dedicated private offices mean you can run your empire from the quiet of the countryside.

THE SHOP: The Ultimate Toy Box This is the feature that sells the house. A massive, detached RV Garage & Workshop stands ready for your passions. With high bay doors to fit RVs, boats, or heavy equipment, and its own utilities, it is a mechanic’s dream, a woodworker’s paradise, or the ultimate business HQ.

THE LAND: Your Private 9.4-Acre Kingdom A barn and chicken coop are already in place—fresh eggs and organic living start on Day 1. The dead-end road feeling offers rural privacy without isolation.

THE LOCATION: Augusta Peace, Oneida County Convenience Located in the Town of Augusta (with an Oriskany Falls mailing address), this property offers true Oneida County countryside living. You get the privacy of the town, distinct from the City of Oneida, while remaining just minutes away from major hubs for shopping and dining.

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