43 acres Log Cabin in German NY bordering State Forest
Well-maintained custom off-grid log cabin on 43 acres bordering NY State Land in Chenango County.
Amazing property with planted trees, food plots and countless deer beds right up next to the cabin. On a seasonal road bordering Five Streams State Forest on two sides. GREAT hunting!
The 24 x 30 log cabin has 3 bedrooms, a nice living room with a large fireplace, separate wood stove and an eat-in kitchen. Cleaver plumbing pumps water out of a shallow well into a holding tank then a portable on-demand hot water heater for showers/rinsing. Use the outhouse for bathroom. Propane runs the stove and refrigerator. Sits on a poured concrete pad.
Large front porch to soak up your time at camp. Seasonal road means SNOWMOBILING in the winter time.
While walking this property I spotted wildlife all over. From partridge and turkey to ducks and deer. Check out the pictures for the three mal...
While walking this property I spotted wildlife all over. From partridge and turkey to ducks and deer. Check out the pictures for the three mallards I caught on the pond! Property also backs up to a large beaver pond for those looking for waterfowl.
Through the years of ownership, the seller has spent time and money planting a variety of hardwoods, fruit trees and food plots. The deer are plentiful in the area whether you like to watch them or pursue them. I took several pictures of deer beds as they were a little too quick for the camera.
VERY QUIET seasonal road access with a day or two between vehicles. There are a few seasonal camps located on the road.
If you wish, bring a generator along to round out the amenities of home. There are both AC and DC outlets existing to use for those that need.
Offered at $149,900.
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