273 Cole Hill Road , Plymouth, NY 13832(Chenango County)

Storybook location for this peaceful and private home nestled in a clearing in the woods, bordered on two sides by 4526 pristine acres of the Pharsalia Wildlife Management Area. This property could be your ideal hunting cabin, vacation getaway or year-round home. Situated on a year-round maintained town road, at the end of a long gated driveway, the Cape Cod style house offers 1675 square feet, built in 1975 and comes with all utilities in place: well, septic and electric power. With vinyl siding for low maintenance, the house features 2 bedrooms and a full bath with a laundry room as well as a loft for additional living space or storage. The focal point of this home is its Great Room with cathedral ceilings and a floor-to-ceiling wood-burning fireplace, providing a memorable space for relaxing and loads of room for entertaining. Just off the Great Room, the nice-sized, separate kitchen features shaker-style oak cabinets and comes with a refrigerator, microwave and gas oven/range. There is a first-floor washer and dryer for easy laundry. The house features 200 amp service and is heated by propane wall units in addition to the fireplace. The property lies on a gentle grade up from the road and has a trail system providing good access around and to the back of the property. The woods are a mix of hardwood and pine, mainly spruce, red pine, beech and maple. A small pond for a water source and a stream that borders the northern edge of the property is available. Several outbuildings can be used for a garage, workshops, barns or storage. In addition to its own 51.63 acres, the property borders the Pharsalia Wildlife Management Area on two sides, offering another 4625 acres for hunting, hiking, fishing, camping & snowmobiling. In addition, the Beaver Meadow State Forest (5816 acres) is 1.5 miles away and 4.5 miles away from the New Michigan State Forest (1180 acres). In an area of NYS renowned for its wildlife conservation practices, a variety of wildlife lives and prospers here with whitetail deer, wild turkey, grouse, beaver, fishers, squirrels, hawks, bald eagles, songbirds, raccoon, coyote, ducks, woodcock, among the many species. Fishing in the nearby Canasawacta Creek and Otselic River for trout, bass, pike, walleye and perch, among other species. Amenities, restaurants and shopping are available in Norwich, 14 miles away, while Binghamton & Syracuse are both within an hour's commute. NYC/George Washington Bridge is 3.5 hours away.