Three-bedroom home in Chittenango goes to auction Friday

A three-bedroom residence located at 6880 Canaseraga Road in Chittenango, New York, is set for a public auction on Friday, November 6, 2026. The sale will take place at the Madison County Office Building in Wampsville, marking the final step in a judicial foreclosure process that began with a court order in 2023.

Bidders must present themselves at the first-floor lobby of the building at 138 North Court Street in Wampsville at 10:00 a.m. The property, situated within the Town of Sullivan, is listed on Auction.com as having one bathroom and a total living area of 875 square feet. The listing notes that the platform has not independently verified the physical characteristics or the photographs provided in the file.

The sale is being conducted under foreclosure case number EF2023-1382. A court order authorizing the sale was recorded on July 24, 2026. Julie Mosca-Giruzzi, the individual appointed by the court, will oversee the bidding process. The property is being sold to satisfy a mortgage default in Madison County.

Prospective buyers are advised to review the property listing online before traveling to the venue. They should confirm that the sale remains active and request the specific terms governing case EF2023-1382. Key details to verify include registration requirements, the required deposit amount, the name on the check, and the deadline for paying the full purchase price after winning the bid.

Auction.com requires that the person providing funds and the name on any cashier’s check must be present in person. Both individuals must show valid government-issued identification before payment will be accepted. Bidders should also investigate the title status and determine if the home is currently occupied before setting a maximum bid.

The photographs available in the listing are intended for reference only. The platform warns that the images may not reflect the actual condition of the house on the day of the auction or at the time of closing. Potential buyers are encouraged to inspect the property if possible to assess its current state.

The auction represents a standard judicial foreclosure event in the region. The specific address for the property differs from the location of the bidding event, requiring participants to travel to Wampsville to place their offers for the Chittenango home.