15 Carleton Pnd Rd #15

Property facts

Price

$69,900

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

14 acres

County

Oneida County

Annual taxes (2025)

$598

MLS #

11950017

Description

Enjoy stream frontage, peaceful woodlands, and direct access to miles of snowmobile trails on this scenic recreational property near Camden, NY. This 14.2-acre property features frontage on Carleton Brook, a small stream winding through a beautiful mix of hemlock ridges and maple forest. Set along a private, seasonal woods road, the land offers excellent privacy and an attractive North Country setting for a hunting camp, recreational cabin, or weekend getaway. A knoll overlooking the surrounding flowed lands provides an ideal location for an off-grid cabin, with scenic views across the wetlands and into the property's surrounding woodlands. The varied terrain, mature forest, stream frontage, and habitat also create excellent conditions for wildlife and outdoor recreation. Snowmobilers will appreciate direct access to a major trail connecting with an extensive two-county snowmobile trail system, allowing you to ride for miles right from the property. The location also puts you close to some of Central New York's best outdoor destinations. Camden is approximately 30 minutes from Pulaski and its world-famous Salmon River salmon and steelhead fishing. Several state forests are nearby for hunting, hiking, and exploring, while the Salmon River Reservoir offers excellent opportunities for boating, kayaking, and fishing. Whether you're looking for a private cabin site, hunting property, or four-season recreational getaway, this property offers an outstanding combination of woodlands, stream frontage, privacy, and direct trail access.

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