White Road, Parish, NY 13131

This 154.83 acre surveyed parcel, with remnants of an 1800’s era farmstead, tells the story of a long-past, rural lifestyle. Stone fences and rock piles found along the boundaries and throughout the interior of the property, are evidence of a time when clearing the land was a necessity to plant crops and graze beef cattle and dairy cows. Land characteristics include a rolling terrain, where old pastures have returned to forest. Game species that either live on or frequent the property include: whitetail deer, black bear, snowshoe hare, ruffed grouse, turkey, and a mixed bag of waterfowl. The most recent timber harvest occurred approximately 10 years ago. Sawtimber species found on the property include; sugar & red maple, birch, cherry, hemlock, ash, basswood, white pine, beech, and aspen. The total estimated sawtimber volume ~1 million board feet with half being red maple. The next most abundant sawtimber specie is hemlock, at approximately three hundred thousand board...