Oswayo Timberland offers 364+ acres of professionally managed timberland with emblematic Pennsylvania hardwoods, excellent internal access, and appreciating value potential. This sterling property is in northcentral Pennsylvania in western Potter County, Hebron Township, just south of Oswayo, Pennsylvania. Accessed from Highway 44, a deeded right-of-way turns from gravel to a well-packed woods road as it traverses past rural residences characteristic of the area. Among the scattered country homes, the neighborhood consists mostly of private and industrial timberland parcels alongside state game land. With an elevation range of ~2,440 feet to ~2,000 feet, the terrain on Oswayo Timberland is characteristic of the Allegheny Plateau with flat to rolling ridge tops and moderate to steep hill sides with varying aspects. This terrain supports a range of tree species including red oak, red maple, black cherry, and sugar maple with a volume of 1,829 MBF (5 MBF / acre) represented in a recent inventory (cruise data available upon request).The remaining timber resource, and incoming regeneration, showcase the historical professional timber management, future cash flow generation, and active local industry available to support the asset. Among the area’s perks, access to traditional recreational pursuits abound, including fishing, snowmobiling, hiking, and hunting. Highway 44 stretches north past Shinglehouse, Pennsylvania and into New York State where I-86 can be accessed within 35 miles. South on Highway 44 leads into Coudersport, Pennsylvania and Highway 6, stretching east to west across Pennsylvania.