1447 N Osceola Rd #1

Property facts

Price

$69,995

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

10 acres

County

Lewis County

Annual taxes (2025)

$1,441

MLS #

12046985

Land details

Water source

Other (WaterSource)

Features

Description

Build your country home or recreational cabin on 10 wooded acres in Osceola, NY. With frontage on a town road and power available at the roadside, this property offers an excellent opportunity to create a rural retreat or hunting camp with convenient access to year-round outdoor recreation. The land features gently rolling terrain and a mix of spruce, cherry, birch, maple and beech forest, creating a peaceful, private setting for a family getaway, weekend retreat or hunting camp. A small stream winds through the property, while abundant deer sign makes this a great spot for hunters and wildlife enthusiasts. Area roads provide opportunities for ATV riding and snowmobiling, with many seasonal roads doubling as snowmobile trails connecting to the extensive Tug Hill trail system. Cross-country skiers will appreciate the nearby Osceola Tug Hill XC Ski Center, offering miles of scenic trails. The property is also close to Line Brook State Forest, with several additional state forests just a short drive away for hiking, hunting and exploring. Walk to nearby Prince Brook to fish for trout, or visit the nearby Salmon River, Mad River and Salmon River Reservoir for excellent fishing, boating and paddling. Priced at $69,995. Financing available.

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