3071 Seelman Truck Trail Rd , Constableville, NY 13325(Lewis County)

Escape to your own off-grid retreat on the Tug Hill Plateau! This 2-bedroom cabin sits on 14.59 wooded acres along Sweeney Truck Trail in the Town of West Turin, offering the perfect setting for outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking privacy and adventure. The property is accessible by seasonal state truck trail, with direct access to ATV and snowmobile trails—making it a true four-season recreational getaway. In the winter months, access is by snowmobile only, adding to the remote charm of this cabin in the woods. The main cabin features rustic living with a wood stove for heat and a cozy layout ideal for relaxing after a day outdoors. There is no water, septic, or electric, giving you the chance to enjoy a true off-grid lifestyle. Additional structures include a detached bunkhouse for extra sleeping space, a storage shed, and a traditional outhouse. Bordering state forest land, this 14.59-acre property provides endless opportunities for hunting, riding, hiking, and exploring right from your doorstep. Whether you’re looking for a seasonal retreat, hunting camp, or base camp for Tug Hill recreation, this cabin is ready to become your getaway spot.

About the Agent:

I am a full time real estate professional, acting as Broker/Owner of Good Morning Realty and lead appraiser for Abbey Appraisal. I currently hold both an Corporate Broker's license and am a NYS Certified Residential Real Estate Appraiser. As an agent and appraiser, I have served my clients needs in Lewis County for over two decades, and annually have been recognized as a Platinum Top Producer. In 2022, I was recognized as "REALTOR of the YEAR" by the Jefferson-Lewis Board of Realtors.

I have served as a two-time Jefferson-Lewis Board of REALTORS president, and a member of it's Board of Directors. I have also served as a Board Member for the 1000 Islands Area Chapter of Habitat for Humanity, NYSAR Board of Directors Member and serve on various other volunteer and charitable organizations.

My wife and I are proud to raise our two daughters in Lewis County, sharing the same small town values, recreational, educational and cultural opportunities that we were raised with.