Situated in the heart of the North Country, 64 South Woods Road is the country homestead you have been searching for! This 60+ acre property includes diverse lands of pasture, woods, and elevation. The home is tucked on a beautiful country road near Black Lake. As you enter the home, you are greeted with a lovely mudroom with built-ins, a hand-washing sink, and counter space. This leads into the kitchen and dining area, which are filled with natural light, pine wood floors, and plenty of counter space. The woodstove keeps the home cozy all year round and is adorned with intricate detail. Just off the kitchen, there is a spacious pantry with built-in cabinets. The living room is open to the kitchen/dining room and features wood floors as well. Adjacent to this space is an enclosed front porch with lots of natural light. An additional storage room can also be found off the living room. The first floor is completed with a first-floor bedroom with oak hardwood floors and a full bathroom. Upstairs, you will find another living room/den space, and three nicely-sized bedrooms. The main bedroom features original hemlock flooring, and the other bedroom has finished yellow pine. The third bedroom has an open space that looks downstairs to the first floor, allowing natural light to pour through, and a cedar-lined closet with cork flooring. Outside, you will find an abundance of outbuildings, including a multi-bay wood storage building, a Generac generator, an oversized garage workshop with a woodstove and overhead storage, and an additional building called the "ice house" that has been refurbished but once housed oxen. There is also a huge barn with stanchions still in place and a multi-bay pole barn that supports multiple solar panels that are owned by the seller. The furnace was just installed in the fall of 2024. Citizens is the phone and internet provider. This property is surrounded by conservation land that is in a land trust. This beautiful property is located in the A2A (Adirondack to Algonquin) Wildway, an important wildlife corridor between Algonquin Park, in northern Ontario, and the Adirondack Park, in New York State. It’s a unique geologic formation that is home to diverse species and is a kind of highway for animals that need larger territories in which to survive. Conveniently located near Gouverneur, Canton, Fort Drum, and the Canadian Border, but secluded enough to provide privacy. Schedule your private tour of this one-of-a-kind piece of the North Country today!