At the end of the road, surrounded by other large parcels, quiet and privacy await on 38 wooded acres full of wildlife, mature hardwoods, and rolling hills. Comprised of two parcels with over 400 feet of road frontage on a cul-de-sac, the location is a commuter’s dream, just off Route 44 and only a couple miles from the Taconic. The property offers many possibilities: a place to build your quiet retreat or family estate; an investment and deer hunting property, with timber harvest possibilities; or utilize the 5-acre zoning and subdivision plans drawn up by the prior owner to divide it into four or five lots. Once you walk the property, though,...
At the end of the road, surrounded by other large parcels, quiet and privacy await on 38 wooded acres full of wildlife, mature hardwoods, and rolling hills. Comprised of two parcels with over 400 feet of road frontage on a cul-de-sac, the location is a commuter’s dream, just off Route 44 and only a couple miles from the Taconic. The property offers many possibilities: a place to build your quiet retreat or family estate; an investment and deer hunting property, with timber harvest possibilities; or utilize the 5-acre zoning and subdivision plans drawn up by the prior owner to divide it into four or five lots. Once you walk the property, though, you’ll definitely want to keep one lot for yourself. Owned by the same family for 45 years, opportunities to purchase pristine acreage in such a desirable location don’t come along often, so don’t let this one pass you by.
At the end of the road, surrounded by other large parcels, quiet and privacy await on 38 wooded acres full of wildlife, mature hardwoods, and rolling hills. Comprised of two parcels with over 400 feet of road frontage on a cul-de-sac, the location is a commuter’s dream, just off Route 44 and only a couple miles from the Taconic. The property offers many possibilities: a place to build your quiet retreat or family estate; an investment and deer hunting property, with timber harvest possibilities; or utilize the 5-acre zoning and subdivision plans drawn up by the prior owner to divide it into four or five lots. Once you walk the property, though, you’ll definitely want to keep one lot for yourself. Owned by the same family for 45 years, opportunities to purchase pristine acreage in such a desirable location don’t come along often, so don’t let this one pass you by.
