63 acres Farm Fields, Woodlands and Stream in Smyrna NY 911 NY-80
This country property includes 63 acres of farm fields, woodlands, and a stream located in Smyrna NY, Chenango County. This property offers privacy with over 1,600 feet of road frontage on the north side and spans across State Highway 80 with mostly wooded acreage on the south side. There is almost an equal mix of woods and fields. The current owners prepped and leveled a spot just above the existing home on the property with plans to build another home in the future with a septic and well piping in place. Across the road is a small barn and a wooded hillside where Pleasant Brook runs through the property. The land offers a good mix of woods and fields with approximately 25 acres of open tillable fields, and the remaining 38 acres being woods with some hedgerows. Some species of trees I noticed when I walked the property are maple, hemlock, pine, and some locust near the homesite.
130 acre Former Beef Cattle Ranch with Fields and Pastures on the Tioughnioga River in Whitney Point NY 7800 NY-79
This 130 acre former beef cattle ranch has frontage on the Tioughnioga River and several recreational and scenic building sites located in Whitney Point NY, Broome County. This land is a rare find today! The southern 70+ acre section has 4,000 ft. of scenic Tioughnioga River border with great fishing, kayaking, and camping sites along the tree lined banks. Large fertile open fields, with a few patches of wildlife cover, slope gently up as they approach 2,800 ft. of road frontage with power and building sites. And that’s just half the story of this land! The northern side of the road has approximately 900 ft. of frontage with 60 more gorgeous acres that are gentling sloping pastures divided into 5 fenced and gated paddocks, each with year-round water hydrants running from a higher pond. All this area has beautiful, elevated valley view home sites, perfect for solar power, along with some beautiful old oak and hickory trees for shade for man and or livestock and deer. The owner has practiced responsible clean soil, air, and water programs by planting additional oak, pine, and walnut trees along the borders with the many existing maple and apple trees. A 48 x 48 metal storage barn with concrete floor and gravel drive was built this summer. It is the only structure on the property now except for a pond-side 12 x 24 BBQ shelter.
