Cochecton, NY Mobile Homes & Double-Wides for Sale

Cochecton is a rural town tucked against the Pennsylvania border in New York’s Sullivan County. The Delaware River flows along the state border, which appeals to outdoor enthusiasts. Several hamlets, including Lake Huntington and Skinner’s Falls, make up the small town, and the Cochecton-Damascus Bridge connects to Pennsylvania. The real estate market offers a blend of architectural styles, from rustic log cabins to modern contemporary homes. It's common for properties to come with several wooded acres, and some have access to Lake Huntington. Many houses serve as vacation homes or short-term rentals. Outdoor activities are abundant, with public boat launches and fishing spots along the Delaware River and Lake Huntington, so this is a haven for anglers and boaters. Heinle’s Field is a local hub for community sports and gatherings, and Heinles General Storre and Himalayan Tavern are right across the street. Grocery shopping and vibrant main streets are within a short drive in towns like Narrowsburg and Callicoon, which also has a popular farmers market. Employment opportunities are limited, so a lot of people either work remotely or in towns like Monticello and Port Jervis. The Sullivan West Central School District serves local students, and the Cochecton Christian Homeschool Cooperative offers a private option. Winters can be harsh, which leads to high heating costs. Older homes might need additional maintenance as well. Flooding is a consideration for properties near the river, but most homes are situated safely away from flood-prone areas.