Don't miss this diverse, large tract of land in a secluded location for hunting, vacation, or building your new year-round home. Beautiful views throughout the land. This large property offers great hunting or outdoor recreation with a few trails that lead through the property. A mixture of soft and hardwoods, along with a few open areas, creates a great habitat for wildlife. Trails have been utilized for selective logging that was done, but future timber is present. On a recent tour of the property, several deer were seen and lots of turkey sign were present. Several well-placed stands will stay on the property. Deep in the property lies a 7+ acre open field that would be ideal for a nice food plot or use for agricultural purposes. The parcel does have many nice ridges and even a beautiful stream that flows through it with waterfalls. An open area on the year-round maintained road creates a wonderful spot to build a home or cabin. Electric is available at the road. Several areas of NYS state land are just a short distance away including Morgan Hill State Forest with 5284 acres is just over 5 miles away with additional hunting, fishing, camping and 13.1 mile multiple use trail system for family-based cross-country skiing, hiking, horseback riding and mountain biking along with 10 miles of maintained snowmobile trails. During the off season, enjoy the area with some great fishing at the nearby Skaneateles Lake, located just 14 miles from this property, as are nearby Otisco and Owasco lakes, providing many options for outdoor water sports on these renowned, pristine Finger Lakes. Greek Peak Mountain Resort is located nearby and has year-round activities, including downhill skiing, snowboarding, zip lining, and mountain biking. Snowmobile to nearby trails that connect with the NY trail system. Amenities, restaurants & shopping are located within minutes of Homer and Cortland. Ithaca is located only a half hour away, home to Cornell University, Ithaca College and the longest of the Finger Lakes, Cayuga Lake, which is 38 miles long; second largest in NYS and provides water sports, beaches, as well as outstanding fishing for trout, bass, perch, northern pike and Atlantic salmon. Downtown Syracuse is an easy commute of just 35 miles, Binghamton is 53 miles away, and New York City/George Washington Bridge is only 3.5 hours away.