The house that once helped Joel complete his famous ode to the Empire State has hit the Upstate New York housing market for $2.5 million. In recent years, the property served as a bed-and-breakfast.
Source: Inman News
Get into a ‘New York State of Mind’ with the home Billy Joel wrote it in
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