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0 Wood Rd
Clayton, NY 13624
Timothy Kent with WHITETAIL PROPERTIES REAL ESTATE LLC (NY), original listing - (217) 285-9000
$324,900
Conventional
Property
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Bathroom
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Property Type
Conventional
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Property Description
A stage of cedar, thermal cover, hardwoods and brush this wide-reaching 227.57+/- acre plot stacks the deck for excellent hunting of deer and turkey. Flanked by a patchwork of agricultural fields, pasture lands, thick cover and hardwood haunts deer have plenty of room to roam and cover to hide. The result is excellent hunting in on of NY's most overlooked deer hunting hot spots. A healthy population of deer, some with impressive headgear have been known to call these lands home. With nearly flat topography this spacious parcel is easily traversed thanks to an established trail network that winds it's across the property's entire expanse. A multitude of spots could make for excellent food plot and/or water hole locations while numerous edge and habitat transitions beg to be capitalized upon to take advantage of wildlife movement patterns. The secluded tract creates ample opportunity to recreate in a number of ways, or to just find solace among the hiss of the windswept pines. Well situated between Clayton, Cape Vincent and Watertown, recreation and amenities are equally abundant within a short drive. For when it's not hunting season this property sits less than seven miles from the Saint Lawrence River where the call for world class small mouth bass, pike and musky fishing can't be ignored, not to mention excellent waterfowl hunting. Additional area recreation can be found in one of the many public lands and fresh water accesses, including Ashland Flats Wildlife Management Area, Perch River State Game Management Area, French Creek Wildlife Management Area as well as numerous public and private boat launches the Thousand Island's region has to offer. With electricity and broadband internet available at the road, excellent cell phone service this rural setting could also make an exceptional location to build a camp, cabin or home acreage. A true diamond in the rough opportunity this property should not be overlooked. For more information or to lace up your boots and experience this enchanting property for yourself contact us today.
Property Information
Lot Size
227 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Land-Other
Year Built
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MLS Number
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Location
Address
0 Wood Rd
City
Clayton
State
NY
Zip Code
13624
County
JEFFERSON
Listing
Provider
WHITETAIL PROPERTIES REAL ESTATE LLC (NY), original listing
Name
Phone
(585) 648-8944
Office Name
Office Phone
(217) 285-9000
Agent Name
Timothy Kent
Agency Phone
(217) 285-9000

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