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Full details for Cabin For Sale in De Kalb Junction, New York

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Description

This retired dairy farm was also home to 'Helen's Lunch', a popular roadside diner in the 50's thru the 80's. The adjacent farmhouse has fallen into disrepair and the road diner was converted to a storage shed. A drilled well with submersible pump (with electric available) behind the diner/shed may provide the new owner with a reliable source of water. Just north of the shed is a second water source, a u2018spring boxu2019 that was most likely used for watering livestock. The current owner built a small cabin near the beaver pond in the central portion of the property. Keeping it simple, they opted to not outfit the cabin with plumbing or electric. Electric and communication utilities are available roadside and a privy was built not far from the back door. The property is being sold u2018As Isu2019 with exception of the Jon boat & motor. For the right offer however, the seller will remove any or all unwanted items near the cabin site.. There was approximately 30,000 board feet of sawtimber marked to be harvested, worth close to $10,000 at todayu2019s prices. If looking for a unique property you need to check out this beautiful setting above the friendly waters of the Oswegatchie River. Back to listing
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