Step back in time on this 1837-built homestead nestled among 116 sweeping acres of meadows, fields ( Approximately 7 acres), woodlands, and rolling hills in the heart of the Southern Tier. This storied 2/3 bedroom and 1 bathroom farmhouse stands as a quiet sentinel to generations past, with its wide-plank floors and original layout. It evokes the character of early American craftsmanship. In the future it could likely be a seasonal camp with the basics in place or with some heating upgrades a full time residence. A detached garage (20x24) was added in 1995 and a metal roof was installed in (2019). Whether you're looking to cultivate the land, roam the forested cleared wide trails, hunt or restore the farmhouse to its full potential, this rare offering delivers space, serenity, and a sense of place that's hard to come by. Privacy is in abundance here on this tree lined road with nearly 1400 Ft of road frontage on the house side and over 800 ft across the read ensuring continued solitude. There is also about 124 Ft of road frontage on N Greenbush road. This property offers the best of rural seclusion without sacrificing access to everyday needs just with a short drive to Elmira or Watkins Glen. Rich with history including journals found on the property dating back to 1850-1875, which can be found on the Chemung county website. Portions of the original foundation are located the the left of the existing house showing that is can stand the test of time and natural elements. Rumor has it that there might also be possible ties to regional Underground Railroad routes and more than a century of stories, it's a legacy waiting for its next chapter. Don't wait to see the potential for this land and its offerings and add to the history with your own story to tell.
This diverse and adaptable property gives its future owners the opportunity to take advantage of a wide range of topography and tree species. Dipping from the seasonal portion of Greenbush Rd., this parcel features over 78+/- surveyed acres of diverse woodland that is perfect for hunters and wildlife enthusiasts. With an excellent mix of hardwoods, hemlock, young forest and swamps on the east end of the property, there is a wide range of habitat here to enjoy no matter what your pursuit. If your aim is to find a large acreage, diverse property — look no further! The unique shape of the lot, along with the many drainages, have created natural pinch points that will funnel game to you while also making it feel like it hunts much larger than its actual footprint! The hemlock bank in the center of the site provides a perfect vantage point for a treestand or elevated box blind. Several ATV trails work their way across the varied topography to help increase access across the entire expanse. Along the edges of the swamp, there are a number of well-used game trails that take advantage of the edge cover and enhance the wetland habitat. The property is home to both big and small game and this area is known for harboring big bucks. A small field runs along the road offering a potential site for a travel trailer, shed or future dwelling (with buyer due diligence and town approvals).

Erin is located in New York. Erin, New York has a population of 1,904. Erin is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 20.82% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.46%.
The median household income in Erin, New York is $63,750. The median household income for the surrounding county is $58,175 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Erin is 44.3 years.
The average high temperature in July is 79.9 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 12.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 36 inches per year, with 42.1 inches of snow per year.