17 Rice Rd Northville, NY 12134

Located minutes from Northville and the Great Sacandaga Lake, this 63.74-acre property offers potential for hunting and building a private cabin or home. The land has been surveyed, establishing the acreage, property corners, and boundaries. The forest, which has not been timbered in nearly 20 years, features a mix of softwood and hardwood species, including hemlock, white pine, red spruce, white ash, red maple, and yellow birch. An unnamed creek passes through the property, along with a small seasonal stream that serves as a watering hole for wildlife. The property has 228 feet of road frontage on a year-round town-maintained road, with electric available at the roadside. The property is located on Rice Road, a dead-end road with minimal traffic. The property would be suitable for rifle or bow hunting, with water available via seeps and streams. There is an 800-foot powerline right-of-way passing through the NE corner that could be used as a food plot. Wildlife signs have been observed for whitetail deer, turkey, fisher, and coyote. The property is within minutes of over 500,000 continuous acres of State Forest Preserve, publicly accessible for recreational activities. East Stony Creek and the Sacandaga River offer rafting, kayaking, and fishing. The property is 7 miles from the Great Sacandaga Lake and 7 miles from amenities in Northville. It is less than an hour from Exit 27 of the NYS Thruway, under an hour from Saratoga Springs, 2.5 hours from Syracuse, and 4 hours from NYC.