This 50+/- acre Sullivan County, New York tract offers frontage on two seasonally maintained roads, Stoney Road and Haase Road. The land features varied topography, rocky and moss-covered outcroppings, a stream, and a mixed hardwood forest with pockets of dense hemlock and scattered white pine. Vibrant ferns cover the forest floor in certain areas. A strong pick for hunting and recreation.

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Tucked into the wooded hills of Sullivan County, New York, this 50+/- acre property delivers the kind of varied terrain and cover that serious hunters and outdoor enthusiasts look for in a recreational tract. With frontage on two seasonally maintained dirt roads, Stony Road and Haase Road, the property offers multiple points of access, a practical advantage for setting up separate entry and exit routes for different stand locations or seasons.
The topography across the acreage varies throughout, rising and falling in a way that creates natural funnels and travel corridors, features that whitetail deer and other wildlife rely on as they move through the landscape. Scattered throughout the property are rocky, moss-covered boulders and outcroppings, adding both visual character and structure to the terrain.
The forest cover is a mix of hardwoods with pockets of dense hemlock and scattered white pine woven throughout. This kind of habitat diversity gives wildlife both mast-producing hardwoods for feed and thick conifer along with marshy areas of dense vegetation for cover for bedding and protection from the elements, a combination that tends to hold deer and other game well through the fall and winter months. In certain areas, vibrant ferns blanket the forest floor, adding to the property’s natural character and giving it a distinct, established woodland feel.
Whether the goal is a dedicated hunting camp, a recreational retreat, or simply a private wooded holding in the Catskills region of New York, this Sullivan County acreage offers the terrain, water, cover, and access to support it. Sullivan County is well known among hunters and outdoor recreationists for its mix of public and private forestland, its trout streams, and its long tradition as a Catskills hunting and recreation destination.
The property is located just minutes from the Delaware River and Lake Huntington. Both of these provide opportunities for fishing. The area provides ample opportunities for dining and entertainment within a short drive.
The property has frontage on two roads, and both of these roads are considered seasonal, limited-use highways and are not maintained between December 1 and April 1. Electricity is not available on either of the roads in front of the property. There is an abandoned hunting camp on the property that is uninhabitable. The seller makes no representation or warranty regarding the condition of the structure.