Welcome to 101 Curtain Road. From the front, you’ll see a charming country home. Walk around back and you’ll understand what makes this property so rare. Set on 25 private acres, the property opens to more than 15 acres of cleared, south facing rolling hills. Sunlight stretches across the land from morning to evening, creating openness and possibility. Whether you dream of horses, a hobby farm, gardens, or simply the privacy of your own land, this property gives you room to make it happen. Separate road access to the back acreage allows easy entry for tractors, trailers, and equipment while offering flexibility for how the land may be used. Inside, the home has the warmth and character of a true country retreat. Gathering areas make it easy to host holidays, celebrate milestones, or enjoy quiet evenings with family and friends. The heated sunroom may become your favorite place. Start the morning with coffee or unwind at the end of the day while overlooking the fields as deer wander by and birds fill the sky. Outside, you’ll find a peaceful pond, a patio for summer evenings, hot tub hookups, a barn with stalls, a separate cottage with its own well, and a full house backup generator for year-round peace of mind. Adventure begins right outside your door. Snowshoe across your own fields, search for fossils and salamanders, watch deer cross the meadow, or look up to see osprey and bald eagles overhead. Each season offers something new. You’re less than ten minutes from the public boat launch on Tully Lake and about fifteen minutes from Otisco Lake, one of the Finger Lakes. Fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding, hiking, skiing, and snowmobiling are all nearby. This is more than a beautiful property. It is a place where life slows down, children spend more time outside, and families gather for holidays, bonfires, birthdays, and summer evenings beneath the stars. There is room to breathe, grow, and create lasting memories. Properties offering this much privacy, usable land, natural beauty, and flexibility are difficult to find. Photographs cannot fully capture it. You have to walk the land, take in the views, and experience it for yourself.