13 acres Land for Sale with Off-Grid Log Cabin, Pitcairn NY! Hunting Land with Trails, Food Plots, and Spring-fed pond! This exceptional 900 Sq. ft. off-grid cabin, built to last, is a true masterpiece of craftsmanship. Constructed by the seller using massive 15+ inch diameter Red Pine logs, each log was meticulously carved to fit the contour of the next, creating a truly unique and impressive structure. The cabin has a main footprint of 22' x 32' with a sleeping loft and features extended overhangs on the gable ends and eaves, providing excellent protection for the logs from the elements. Inside, you'll find vaulted ceilings and beautiful natural log accents. The second floor features a spacious loft bedroom with a private balcony offering serene views of the surrounding forest. The cabin is equipped with a functional bathroom featuring an on-demand water heater and a flushing toilet. While there is a septic system in place, water is sourced from rainwater collection and stored in a cistern, then gravity-fed into the cabin. Drinking water is brought in as needed. For power, the cabin is wired for a generator, and a wood stove provides warmth during colder months. Most furnishings seen are included in the sale. The cabin is situated on a remote 13-acre parcel that has been thoughtfully developed and utilized for hunting over the past 19 years. The property was recently logged, and during this process, the seller strategically cleared areas for food plots and natural browse, enhancing the habitat for wildlife. Access to the property is via a gravel road that connects to a town-maintained gravel road, which is not plowed in the winter. This lot has been surveyed. This cabin is centrally located to the Adirondacks and the Tug Hill. The surrounding area offers easy access to thousands of acres of State land, Rivers, Lakes, and Recreational trails. If you have dreamed of owning a true log cabin and being off the beaten path, this property is definitely worth a look.
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