8999 Number Four Road , Lowville, NY 13367(Lewis County)

NYS 54.27 acres of Adirondack Recreational Land with Camp near State Land for Sale:  This 1210 sf, year round camp is the result of the combined resources of 2 mobile homes which the owner cleverly spliced together on concrete block piers.  It is sided with stained T-111 plywood and roofed with galvanized steel over built up trusses which quickly sheds snow on the warmer days of winter.  Electricity, forced air heat, a dug well with submersible pump, septic and two full baths are all bonuses compared to many seasonal camps in this area.  Additional features and items included are: AC, 2 electric hot water heaters, 2 fuel oil furnaces on separate thermostats, a side by side refrigerator, a large freezer and most of the furniture and dishware.  Able to sleep 9 plus makes this place a great option for a group of hunters, or family with friends or relatives, looking for the comforts of home while 'roughing it' at camp.  The woods, harvested for sawtimber in 2016, are beginning to fill in with berry bushes and young seedlings which are inviting to songbirds and a variety of game species including: deer, bear, grouse, turkeys, woodcock and snowshoe rabbit.If you like to camp, hike, canoe, kayak, swim, snowshoe, ice fish, hunt, trap, fish, ride atv's or snowsleds, or just want to enjoy the solitude, sights, sounds and fragrance of the great outdoors, you'll find it here in Number Four.  The Smith Road, less than one half mile away, is the local gateway to the State owned 76,000 acre Independence River Wild Forest.  The trail to Panther Pond, and the river itself begin at the roads end.  The Number Four Road is a plowed snowmobile road which connects to Trail C8 off the Stillwater Road.  A short journey to the east lies Stillwater Reservoir and all the splendor of a huge body of water in the western foothills of the Adirondacks.  And, just around the corner to the north, explore the Beaver River Flow, a popular destination for anglers, canoeists and whitewater kayakers alike.  Surrounded by friendly folks from near and far, who also appreciate the solitude, simple life and wilderness, you're bound to find plenty of reasons to keep coming back to Camp Tranquility in Number Four, NY.