A New York property where a mobster ran a moonshine business during Prohibition is now on the market for $5.5 million — and he may have buried treasure worth millions on the land
Harvest Homestead sits on 343 acres of land.Courtesy of Houlihan Lawrence
The owner of a New York distillery bought it after learning of its murky Prohibition-era backstory.
He said the land was used for an illegal moonshine operation by mobster Dutch Schultz in the 1930s.
Now listed for $5.5 million, the distillery sits on 2,000-square-feet of Prohibition-era tunnels.
A modern barn that's home to a distillery 2 hours north of New York City has hit the market for $5.5 million.
The property is located in Pine Plains in Upstate New York.Google Maps, Houlihan Lawrence
