5156 Carr Rd, Willet, NY 13863

Listing agent Christopher D. Palmer Show Phone

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Listing date Apr 26, 2026

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Overview

This 95-acre property features an off-grid camp built in 2010 using lumber sourced from the land. Set back approximately 600 feet from the road, the camp offers a peaceful environment with wildlife sightings and Landers Creek flowing through the property. The main living area includes a built-in bar, and the downstairs area contains two bedrooms. The camp is equipped with a separate bathroom and shower supplied by a water tank, with its own holding tank. The property is known for deer and turkey sightings, with several trophy bucks having been harvested on the land. Located near multiple hunting and fishing options, the property is also just minutes from Route 81, 7 miles from the center of Whitney Point, and close to Dorchester Park. Long Pond State Forest, offering hunting and fishing on Long Pond, is under 8 miles away, and the Otselic River is also nearby.

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City

Willet

County

Cortland

State

New York

Longitude

-75.9318594

Latitude

42.4173706

FAQs

What type of property is this?

Hunting land - 95-acre off-grid camp near hunting and fishing destinations.

Where is this hunting land located?

The property is located at 5156 Carr Rd Willet, NY.

What is the asking price?

The asking price for this property is $325,000.

What are key features of this property?

This property features: Large, secluded 95‑acre property **featuring Landers Creek**.; Off‑grid cabin built in 2010 with lumber from the property.; Abundant wildlife, including deer and turkey, with a history of trophy buck harvests.