L 17 Rice Road, Northville, NY 12134

This surveyed wooded parcel offers a mature mix of softwood and hardwood species, including hemlock, white pine, red spruce, white ash, red maple, and yellow birch. An unnamed creek runs through the property for a short distance, and there is also a small seasonal stream described as a watering hole for transient wildlife. The land includes electric at the roadside, and it has 228 feet of road frontage on a year-round town maintained road. A 800-foot powerline right-of-way passes through the northeast corner, creating an additional area that could be used for food plots.

Located off Rice Road, the property sits on a dead-end road with very little traffic beyond adjacent residents. The seller reports abundant game signs, and wildlife observations include whitetail deer, turkey, fisher, and coyote, with the broader region also noted for bear and moose sightings. The creek is described as originating from a pond on Rice Road and joining East Stony Creek.

This is a straightforward option for buyers seeking a private hunting and recreation parcel. With water available via seeps and streams and the powerline right-of-way potentially supporting food-plot layout, the property is configured for outdoor pursuits ranging from hunting to other backcountry-style recreation. The seller indicates the land has not been timbered in nearly 20 years, supporting the existing mature forest conditions.