This country destination includes more than 1,000 ft of road frontage on a maintained gravel road with the hidden cabin sitting off the road back in the woods.  Laying along the road are two fields totaling 30 acres of open ground with the remainder of the property comprised of timberland.  Located on a ridge top, the land consists of mainly flat ground and an area of significant slope down to the stream on the north end of the property.

The 120 acres of timberland consists primarily of hardwoods including Oak, Maple, Cherry, Hickory, Ash, Beech, and Hemlock.  The forest has recently undergone a select harvest and has been managed leaving significant standing timber for a substantial harvest in the future.  The harvest has provided a network of graded logging trails for hiking, riding, and walking.  The tillable land is currently in hay and has been sold to local farmers in recent years.  A spring is on the property and could be utilized as a water source or establishing a pond. Prime hunting awaits as the property is located in the center of Steuben County, an area known for quality Whitetail hunting.