21 acre Hunting Land on Beaver Creek Salisbury NY
21 acres Hunting Land for Sale on Beaver Creek, Salisbury, NY! Beautiful Site for Home or Cabin in the Adirondack Foothills! Along a quiet country, year around road, located at 2349 Burrell Road, Little Falls, NY 13365, this 21.7 acres consists of two separate but adjoining parcels being sold and marketed together outside of family for the first time since the 1990's. Elevated upland but overall this is level ground offers several hideaway building sites for that log home or year around hunting/ snowmobile cabin. Beautiful setting with Norway spruce mixed in with some young white and scotch pine scattered throughout the first 1/3 of the property. Several trails lead around the spruce to an open, high ground meadow overlooking Beaver Creek (1,288 ft of water frontage) cutting the property about 2/3 of the way back. Incredible cabin location looking out over the stream and distant towering trees. This is a trophy property that checks all the boxes offering privacy, multiple home or cabin sites, tons of wildlife and has a park feel to it. Overall, estimated 780 feet of road frontage and goes back an estimated 1,580 feet from the road. Plenty of room to get away from it all...ride horses, ATV's, snowmobiles, hike and fish for brook trout right in your backyard. Borders to the N and NW along two sides: City of Little Falls Watershed (728 acres of protected woodlands). 15 minute ride into Adirondack Park for day trips and exploring. Less than 700 feet to access the snowmobile trail that cuts Burrell Road. Wildlife includes Black Bear, Whitetail Deer, grouse, turkey, furbearing. Beaver Creek is loaded with Brook Trout. Some borders have incredible field stone walls. 10 minutes South to Middleville, NY and about 15 minutes Southeast to Little Falls, NY for "go to" towns. Drive North and you will be in the Adirondack Wilderness within minutes. Terrific Property and very rare to have something this nice on the open market. Will not last long!
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