Nature lovers haven next to land conservancy on acreage
Just imagine building your forever home surrounded by your own personal nature park in the town of East Aurora. This property is the border property to the Western New York Land Conservancy, which will never be developed on any property border around you. You would have your own preserve like retreat to enjoy for you and your family with privacy, peace and quiet and recreation right out your back door, merely 3 minutes from the town center of East Aurora. The center of the property has an open meadow of field grasses that run the east west length of the property. The southeast corner of the woods has a timber stand of mature timber that is market ready and pre-marked with paint for harvest. The construction of the stand is mostly red oak, maple and cherry, with some pine and hemlock. Trail networks crisscross the property throughout the woods, fields and creek bottom. Walk under towering hardwoods, slip through shady hemlock stands or observe deer and meadow birds in the wild grasses. There is a creek that leads to a magnificent water falls cascading over a shale drop to a small pool known as the Owens falls Sanctuary. Locally it has also been referred to as Jackson Falls or Mother Falls. Now that it has become a part of the conservancy, it is available to everyone to enjoy from the conservancy property. The falls is a special place and high light of the conservancy land. There is a calm here, where a bench has been placed by the conservancy for reflection. Rarely does a property like become available! - Park like setting - Next to WNY Land Conservancy - Building lot - Trail system - Creek - Water falls - Hardwoods - Softwoods - Deer - Turkey - Harvestable Timber - Meadow - 1.7 miles South of Rt 20A - 1.7 Miles South of East Aurora center - 3.3 miles from SR 400 - Close Cazenovia Creek - Close to Buffalo Airport - Zoned Residential - Electric at the road - Natural Gas at the road - GMO's to convey - 200 ft road frontage - Taxes $1852
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