125 acres Farm and Hunt in New Berlin NY County Rd 29
125+ acres in New Berlin NY, Chenango County perfect for Hunting, Recreation and Building.
This property has a gorgeous stream (Great Brook) with 18 acres of field planted in corn/hay and the rest wooded. Deer hunter's paradise! Creek bottom thickets with some nice hills. Nice valley views. Very close to Norwich and Sherburne.
What a day I had taking pictures! Several deer spooked when I went into the hardwoods. Way too fast for any pictures. There is one picture of a nice 8 pointer that was in full rut and refused to run! The entire property was a deer haven along with turkeys and grouse. It offers 18 acres of planted fields and is surrounded by lovely wooded hillsides. Great Brook flows across the property creating a river bottom that has to be seen to be appreciated.
Whether you are searching for a nice-sized property for a residence or to put a cabin in the woods and enjoy your pe...
Whether you are searching for a nice-sized property for a residence or to put a cabin in the woods and enjoy your peace and quiet, this parcel may be the perfect fit. There are great views and building sites on two roads (frontage on two roads).
Location:
8 miles from Sherburne, NY
11 miles from Norwich, NY
40 miles from Utica, NY
50 miles from Cortland, NY
53 miles from Binghamton, NY
Schedule a visit by appointment to walk this property and enjoy all that it offers. The pictures are good but DON'T do this property justice! Seeing the deer trails/tracks coming off the hill and out of the bottoms to feast on corn. The pictures include some of the trails and scrapes I encountered. Perfect timing for this property to be offered.
Offered at $124,900.
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