Lot 6 Carleton Pond Road #6

Property facts

Price

$89,900

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

29 acres

County

Oneida County

Annual taxes (2025)

$552

MLS #

11896387

Description

Discover the perfect recreational getaway on this 28.8-acre wooded property in Camden, NY. Featuring a beautiful forest of mature hemlocks and mixed hardwoods, this scenic parcel also includes an extensive network of established trails, making it easy to explore the property by ATV or UTV. The diverse forest provides outstanding wildlife habitat, creating ideal conditions for whitetail deer while also supporting healthy populations of turkey and grouse. Whether you're looking for a premier hunting property, a secluded cabin site, or a private place to enjoy the outdoors, this land offers endless possibilities. Completely bordered by woods roads and trails, the property provides exceptional access to every corner of the acreage. Located off a quiet gravel road, it also offers direct access to one of the area's major snowmobile trails, connecting you to an extensive two-county trail system with miles of riding right from your property. The outdoor recreation doesn't stop there. Just 30 minutes away, Pulaski is home to world-famous salmon and steelhead fishing on the Salmon River. You'll also be minutes from several state forests offering thousands of acres for hiking, hunting, and exploring, as well as the Salmon River Reservoir for boating, kayaking, and fishing. Whether you're planning to build an off-grid cabin, establish your own hunting camp, or simply invest in a beautiful piece of Northern New York, this property delivers privacy, excellent access, abundant wildlife, and year-round recreational opportunities. Easy financing makes owning your own outdoor retreat both simple and affordable.

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