Harris Hollow Road, Gerry, NY 14740

The property is almost entirely wooded, with an open area near the road front suited for setting up a home or camp. The forest includes hard and soft maple, cherry, red oak, beech, and other mast-producing species. A larch plantation is located on the north side, with trees large enough to support building a log cabin directly from the property. Timber was last harvested about 7–8 years ago as a thinning, leaving timber in place for a future harvest. Twenty-Eighth Creek flows along the north side beside the road, and you must cross the creek to reach the northern portion. Old logging roads on both the north and south provide internal access for hunting, hiking, and ATV use.

The land has approximately 255 feet of road frontage on the south and 600 feet on the north side of Harris Hollow Road. Electric is located at the road front of the property. The property also includes the transfer of oil, gas, mineral, and timber rights, though it is subject to an older gas lease with minor royalties from adjacent wells. The reported royalties were approximately $75 for 2025.

This is a self-contained option for buyers seeking recreational and hunting land with convenient road frontage and established internal access via logging roads. With the open area near the road front and the creek defining the northern boundary, the property supports a range of uses consistent with outdoor recreation, while the existing timber composition and past thinning can be relevant to future woodland management.