Great opportunity to own this attractive and comfortable double-wide manufactured home built in 1988 with 1680 square feet of living space inside. 15.54± acres of mostly open meadows with some tree lines. The house features 3 bedrooms and 2 baths, with an open layout in the living room that leads to the kitchen and dining area. The primary bedroom has its own attached bathroom with a large soaking tub. A spacious front porch for relaxing and entertaining outdoors. This home is tucked back off the road and has a row of planted trees that provide privacy. This manufactured home sits on top of a full drive-in 2-car basement with a concrete floor. It provides great storage space and could potentially be converted to additional living space if needed. There is a wood-burning fireplace as well as a pellet stove in the dining room, providing cost-effective and efficient heat, as well as a forced-air coal stove in the basement. With over 15 acres of open meadow that has been hayed in the past, this property has the potential to create a hobby farm or just raise crops or animals, and provides plenty of room if someone wanted to build another home or just have an area for others to set up camp while visiting. Additional area features include Pharsalia Wildlife Management (a mile away), which offers an additional 4,625 acres for hunting, hiking, fishing, camping & snowmobiling. In addition, the Beaver Meadow State Forest (5816 acres) is less than 1/2 mile away, and the New Michigan State Forest (1180 acres) is 4.5 miles away. In an area of NYS renowned for its wildlife conservation practices, a variety of wildlife live and prosper here, including whitetail deer, wild turkey, grouse, beaver, fishers, squirrels, hawks, bald eagles, songbirds, raccoons, coyotes, ducks, woodcock, and many other species. Fishing in the nearby Canasawacta Creek and Otselic River for trout, bass, pike, walleye, and perch, among other species. Amenities, restaurants, and shopping are available in Norwich, 11 miles away, while Binghamton & Syracuse are both within an hour's commute. NYC/George Washington Bridge is 3.5 hours away.