797 West Creek Road
Saint Marys, PA 15857
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With over 7,000 acres of land in Elk County that include bass ponds, a trout stream, rifle range, skeet shooting facility, ski slope facility, two lodges that can sleep approximately 30 to 35 people, one of which is equipped with a commercial kitchen and large dining room, an estimated $7 million in marketable timber, food plots, and more, this stunning property is sure to impress.
This property is for sale for $12,900,000. The exact acreage is 6,942.50 acres.
This property is for sale for $12,900,000. The exact acreage is 6,942.50 acres.
Location
Nestled two miles into the woods just off of West Creek Road, North Fork Lodge is less than 30 minutes from St. Marys in Jones Township and City of St. Marys Township, Elk County.
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Land Amenities
The land amenities of this stunning property include 6,942.50 acres of land, two bass ponds, a rifle range, trap and skeet shooting facility, ski slope facility with chalet and tow, carefully managed wildlife for quality hunting, and the North Fork Trout Stream that runs through the property.
The taxes are $35,000 the oil and gas rights are not owned other than approximately 180 acres, which are being excepted from the sale. A timber cruise done in 2015 estimated that there is $7.2 million in marketable timber. Since the timber cruise, approximately 70 to 100 acres have been selectively cut to 12' in diameter.
The property borders Elk Forest and PA State Game Lands on three boundaries. There are many food plots on the property, a spring fed water source, and no conservation easement.
The taxes are $35,000 the oil and gas rights are not owned other than approximately 180 acres, which are being excepted from the sale. A timber cruise done in 2015 estimated that there is $7.2 million in marketable timber. Since the timber cruise, approximately 70 to 100 acres have been selectively cut to 12' in diameter.
The property borders Elk Forest and PA State Game Lands on three boundaries. There are many food plots on the property, a spring fed water source, and no conservation easement.
Buildings
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There are two lodges on the property, an authentic stone lodge built in 1921, and a second lodge with a commercial kitchen and enormous dining room. It also features two bars, multiple fireplaces, bedrooms, bathrooms, offices, and sleeps 30 to 35. The lodges are well maintained structures with newer roofs, windows, , HVAC, and many other improvements. Even small details such as a well groomed driveway and multiple new bridges with 50 ton weight limits have not been overlooked.
The ski chalet, which boasts a wood burner and is located at the bottom of the ski slope and near one of the ponds on the property. The property also conveniently features a maintenance building that has a new roof, and a skeet and trap shooting cabin that keeps guests warm and boasts a large stone fireplace.
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