Affordable Hunting Or Home Location Loaded With Wildlife
Check out this affordable hunting property on a ridge top, with heavy whitetail deer and wild turkey signs. The property lies fairly level with a gentle upward slope in the middle to the top of the ridge. There is 1740’ of road frontage on a year-round town-maintained paved road, and access into the property is provided by a gravel driveway taking you into a clearing, private from the road, where a 2172 sq foot, 3 bedroom, 2 bath Ranch house built in 1989 is situated. This house requires serious maintenance and is being sold as is; however, with work, it could potentially be fixed up and used as a hunting camp or year-round home. The house has electrical service as well and septic (the condition of both of those is unknown). There is a detached, 2 car garage which is 32’ x 26’. Further back on the property, there is another small clearing with a ~12’ x 18’ cabin, off-grid, which has been...
Check out this affordable hunting property on a ridge top, with heavy whitetail deer and wild turkey signs. The property lies fairly level with a gentle upward slope in the middle to the top of the ridge. There is 1740’ of road frontage on a year-round town-maintained paved road, and access into the property is provided by a gravel driveway taking you into a clearing, private from the road, where a 2172 sq foot, 3 bedroom, 2 bath Ranch house built in 1989 is situated. This house requires serious maintenance and is being sold as is; however, with work, it could potentially be fixed up and used as a hunting camp or year-round home. The house has electrical service as well and septic (the condition of both of those is unknown). There is a detached, 2 car garage which is 32’ x 26’. Further back on the property, there is another small clearing with a ~12’ x 18’ cabin, off-grid, which has been used as a hunting camp. The heavily wooded property is a mix of hardwoods and soft, with mostly oaks, maples and hemlock throughout. The woodlands have been managed for select harvests, yielding ~ 5 trees/acre every 10 years with an average of $16,000 - $18,0000 per harvest, with the remaining woodlot offering future timber income potential as well. There are logging trails providing access throughout the property. Additional hunting, hiking and outdoor recreation are very close-by at the Whitney Point Multiple Use area and 1200-acre Reservoir, which is only 3.2 miles away. The Reservoir can be accessed at multiple public areas, including Dorchester Park, which features a public boat launch, public beach and picnic areas, just 6 miles from the property. Whitney Point Reservoir is a very popular fishing location for white crappie and walleye and offers ice fishing opportunities as well. Amenities, shopping and restaurants are available within 3.7 miles in Marathon or 6.8 miles in Whitney Point. Binghamton and Cortland are both an easy commute of 30 minutes or less. NYC/George Washington Bridge is just over 3 hours away.
Property Features:
- Affordable hunting land with heavy deer and turkey sign
- 1740’ road frontage on year round maintained paved road
- Gravel driveway into property
- 2172 sq ft. Ranch style house built 1989 in need of maintenance, being sold as is
- All utilities present: power, well (condition unknown) & septic (condition unknown)
- Detached 2 car garage 32’ x 26’
- Off grid cabin, ~12’ x 18’ with portapotty
- Oaks, maples and hemlock throughout
- Woodlands managed for select harvest, with future timber income potential with prior years @ ~ 5 trees/acre every 10 years with avg. $16K - 18K per cutting. Last harvested 3 years ago.
- Nice hunting property potential, lies relatively level, with gentle grade up to ridge top
- Logging trails provide access throughout.
- Whitney Point Multiple Use Area & 1200 acre Reservoir only 3.2 miles from property, providing additional hunting, hiking, fishing, and boating.
- Dorchester Park is less than 10 mins away and offers public boat launch, beach & picnic area
- Amenities closeby in Marathon 3.7 miles or Whitney Point in 6.8 miles
- Easy commute from Binghamton or Cortland - both half hour or less away
- NYC/George Washington Bridge is just over 3 hours
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