We are pleased to present a large timber parcel overlooking the town of Cherry Creek, NY. Special to this property is the entrance, which is the dead-end termination of Davidson Road. A gated entrance leads to a shared access road. This block of timber has a mix of hardwoods, mostly maple and cherry, two pockets of hemlock, and a planted spruce stand. There are two gullies and no wetlands on the property. Notably, during the winter walk, you could not take 20 steps and not cross a deer track. This property holds a significant amount of deer, according to the sign observed. The deer movement is predictable, with deer moving to the corn fields below to feed and back to the sanctuary of hardwoods of this property. The owner has enjoyed a long history of successful deer and turkey hunting, with strategic stand placements remaining for sale. There is a small grown-in pond on the property and the collapsed remnants of an old farm shed building. Snowmobile enthusiasts will delight in having the groomed trail at your doorstep as the trail network intersects a small portion of this property. Building a cabin would have a wonderful location on the hill edge, looking south to Cherry Creek. Priced well to sell, quiet and undisturbed property like this does not come by often. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: GMO's convey, Pond, Electric at the road, Snowmobiling, Deer Hunting, Turkey Hunting, Taxes $2,431 (2023), 1.1 miles to Cherry Creek, NY, 4.2 miles to South Dayton, NY, 2.9 miles to Boutwell Hill State Forest