6 adjacent lots comprise this 320 acre compound on the Pine Kill Creek, a bubbling trout stream fed by Yankee Lake. Formerly a weekend recreational compound with big inground pool, barn and unique cottage built right across the stream. Driveway is in place, and a large cleared home site waiting for restoration. House is collapsed, barn needs work, Artesian Well is flowing constantly next to the house. Old trails still in place through the fabulous Catskill Mountain Laurel and hardwoods.
The homesite is well set back form the lightly traveled Town Road, adding to wonderful quiet privacy, yet still just a few miles from Exit 112 on Route 17....
6 adjacent lots comprise this 320 acre compound on the Pine Kill Creek, a bubbling trout stream fed by Yankee Lake. Formerly a weekend recreational compound with big inground pool, barn and unique cottage built right across the stream. Driveway is in place, and a large cleared home site waiting for restoration. House is collapsed, barn needs work, Artesian Well is flowing constantly next to the house. Old trails still in place through the fabulous Catskill Mountain Laurel and hardwoods.
The homesite is well set back form the lightly traveled Town Road, adding to wonderful quiet privacy, yet still just a few miles from Exit 112 on Route 17.
480a Forestry Management Plan in place on all but about 15 acres around the house, which keeps assessment and taxes low, and manages the hardwood harvest.
6 adjacent lots comprise this 320 acre compound on the Pine Kill Creek, a bubbling trout stream fed by Yankee Lake. Formerly a weekend recreational compound with big inground pool, barn and unique cottage built right across the stream. Driveway is in place, and a large cleared home site waiting for restoration. House is collapsed, barn needs work, Artesian Well is flowing constantly next to the house. Old trails still in place through the fabulous Catskill Mountain Laurel and hardwoods.
The homesite is well set back form the lightly traveled Town Road, adding to wonderful quiet privacy, yet still just a few miles from Exit 112 on Route 17.
480a Forestry Management Plan in place on all but about 15 acres around the house, which keeps assessment and taxes low, and manages the hardwood harvest.
