About 29 Beech Creek Mountain Rd
Spend more time immersed in the breathtaking beauty of the mountains within Sproul State Forest, with this exceptional 21 acre retreat. This remarkable property offers a rare blend of privacy, natural beauty, and outdoor adventure. Stunning views from a potential build site, and a relatively level, highly usable lot make this an incredible place for your outdoor recreation.
The property will feature a newly constructed A-frame residence by Zook Cabins (check their website for more info and additional options), featuring a striking roofline and a cathedral style living space that creates an open, airy atmosphere. With customizable finishes available, this home is ready to be tailored to your vision, whether as the ultimate hunting camp or a peaceful getaway. The price as advertised includes all costs to make it a turn key residence, with off grid solar/generator power, and a well and septic system. Estimated timeline for delivery is 8-10 months.
The land serves as a gateway to over 300,000 acres of state forest, offering endless opportunities for exploration. Easily accessible via a quiet, well-maintained two-lane gravel county road, the property also includes ATV and walking trails throughout. Wildlife is abundant, with frequent sightings of deer, turkey, black bear, and even elk.
Despite its secluded feel, the property remains conveniently located. Essential amenities, including convenience stores, are just 20 minutes away. Nearby Howard Lake provides opportunities for fishing and water recreation, while surrounding trails offer year-round enjoyment for ATV riding, dirt biking, and snowmobiling. The property is accessed by a stretch of private road, well build and maintained but will require its future owner to be prepared for some future road maintenance via a shared driveway agreement.
Perc testing has been completed on a number of nearby sites and is not anticipated to be an issue. Power lines are located approximately two miles away, with extension costs estimated at $24 per foot, likely making an off-grid setup the most practical and appealing option. Note that per the township's zoning ordinance, occupancy of a home in this zoning district is limited to a maximum of 180 days per year.
Don’t miss this opportunity to own your own beautiful, secluded slice of Pennsylvania wilderness!
