462 Whaupaunaucau Rd , Norwich, NY 13815(Chenango County)

Newly renovated Classic Barndominium with 5 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and a 35' by 36' great room with 15' ceilings on 93 acres. Approximately 50% grazeable/tillable land with the remainder wooded. Mixed with Soft and Hardwoods. The property has 3 ponds. The largest pond is 15' deep with a 16' by 16' swimming platform/dock. Another pond makes a great hockey rink. The property supports incredible views from its higher elevations. For 20 years, the property has been managed for Whitetail deer, wild turkey, and also supports grouse and rabbits. There are three elevated, heated blinds and one permanent, heated ground blind, along with four ladder stands for your hunting comfort. Food plots have been planted for this season as well. The property also has a 500-yard shooting range. There are several groomed trails throughout for side-by-sides, quads, snowmobiles, or hiking. It is a turn-key recreational paradise. A stream runs through the property year-round. The garage attached storage area on the building is large enough to store equipment or could be converted for farm use. An additional bonus is that this land borders Whaupaunaucau State Forest, which has 1188 acres, including its 10-acre stocked trout pond, which makes this property feel endless. A trail runs along the State Park to an additional 142 acres, which is also available for purchase to create a 239-acre paradise! Multiple fishing, hunting, hiking, and year-round nature enjoyment are available very close by with Chenango Lake, 133 acres of water, and an informal public access hand launch, where you can fish for bass, pickerel, and the annually stocked tiger musky. The Skinner Hill State Forest has 1666 acres, located a short distance away in the opposite direction. While this property is nicely tucked off the road, amenities and shopping are available only 10 minutes away in Norwich. Within 40 minutes, you can be in Cooperstown (Baseball Hall of Fame, Museums, Restaurants) or Oneonta, and it's only 3.5 hours to NYC/George Washington Bridge.