Wp00 State Route 209 Wurtsboro, NY 12790

Located in Sullivan County, New York, this approximately 32-acre property is suited for hunting and recreation. The land features a diverse landscape with a mix of habitats and surrounding land features. It includes about 930 feet of road frontage and additional frontage along Herlings Road. An access gate on the northeastern portion of the property leads to an existing trail system that allows for navigation throughout the property and access to four established stand locations. The terrain includes creek bottom, wetlands, and wooded areas, supporting a range of wildlife species such as whitetail deer, bear, and turkey. Multiple seasonal streams and the Homowack Kill, a year-round waterway, flow through the land. The Homowack Kill is a coldwater stream associated with species such as brook trout, brown trout, and rainbow trout. The northwestern corner of the property borders land owned by Sullivan County, supporting the Delaware and Hudson Canal corridor, and to the north, it borders land owned by the "New York DEC People of the State of New York." Across Route 209 to the west, there is a combination of state-owned lands and Open Space Institute Land Trust. The property's water features, trail access, road frontage, and proximity to state-owned land contribute to its usability for outdoor recreation.