564 Neer Hill RdLong Eddy, NY, 12760

Tucked away at the end of a long private driveway, this 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom cabin offers the kind of privacy that is getting harder and harder to find. Set on about 73 acres in the Town of Hancock, the property is surrounded by woods, open clearings, trails, and peaceful private views with no neighboring homes in sight. It feels truly secluded, yet remains conveniently positioned near the Sullivan County border and just a short drive to Callicoon, Long Eddy, and the Delaware River. The land is a major highlight, with a beautiful mix of mostly wooded acreage, open fields, and established trails ideal for hiking, hunting, riding, or simply enjoying your own private piece of the Western Catskills. The cabin sits in a quiet clearing, creating a comfortable buffer from the outside world and offering open lawn space around the home. Whether used as a year-round residence, weekend escape, hunting property, family retreat, or basecamp for outdoor recreation, the setting is exactly what many buyers are searching for. Inside, the home has a warm cabin feel with wood details, high ceilings, exposed beams, a wood stove, propane heat, and a practical layout with room for guests. The living area opens naturally into the dining and kitchen spaces, while a spiral staircase adds character and leads to the upper-level bedrooms. A bright sunroom/bonus room with walls of windows overlooks the private grounds and gives the home an additional gathering space beyond the main living room. Outside, the deck provides a great spot to relax, grill, or take in the quiet surroundings. Additional features include a 2-bay detached garage, a metal roof, a poured concrete foundation, and a nice basement space with walk-out access, which could potentially be finished into additional living space. Properties with this combination of acreage, privacy, usable land, trails, garage space, and a comfortable cabin are not easy to duplicate. This is a true private retreat in the Hancock/Long Eddy area, close to the Delaware River corridor and some of the most desirable recreation towns in the region.