These 25.82 acres are situated a short distance off from Stickney Bridge Road and promise the utmost in serene backdrops for the construction of a new Adirondack Mountain home. Boasting exceptionally private surroundings, the property has an Adirondack Park Agency approved building site which is in the process of being cleared along with a driveway concurrently being graded in for your convenience. Planned access to this remarkably secluded and hushed property will be over a shared roadway with a simple yet basic shared maintenance agreement. Professionally engineered electric utilities are to be installed underground along the boundary of the access road affording additional savings to a new owner. In addition, percolation testing is complete, septic designs have been drafted by a NYS licensed professional and approved for installation by the Department of Health. So, if you are looking for a building site for your new home in amid the High Peaks this one-of-a-kind property is offered with the advantage of savings for many normally incurred expenses. This homesite overlooks the slopes of Olympic Whiteface Mountain but opening its views will require additional forestry work that does have some limitations, elevated home construction or possibly a combination of the two to amplify what can be a panoramic vista potential. A short hike up a pathway leads to the hilltop that would be a picture perfect location for an Adirondack Lean-to looking out over the Adirondacks.
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