Land & Home Lots for Sale in 13635

WOODS POND, NY: Own 24.6 acres includes a Pond and 2 brooks, 644' road and waterfront building sites along a natural woods pond formed by beavers. Enjoy a nature pond with 2 waterfronts brook areas with 644' on Beaver Brook Drive. Rare and unique situation to own over 24 acres featuring 3 different waterfront features. This nicely shaped wooded parcel has multiple access points from both sides

Bill Wilson Land First, Inc.

BEAVER BROOK and BEAVER POND, Edwards, NY: View this new 24 acre waterfront property with two live brooks flowing through nice woodland forests. Enjoy about 700 feet of BEAVER BROOK running through the far east-section of the property PLUS additional 740 feet waterfront of a BEAVER POND found near the center of the property. These two brooks and pond bring in the vast Adirondack wildlife and

Bill Wilson Land First, Inc.

SMALL PONDS by CLEAR LAKE, Edwards, NY: New 12 acres with a natural spring pond formed by the headwaters of "Beaver Pond Brook" and beavers from the south, and by valley run off waters from the vast woodlands from the east and west: $39,900 Enjoy deep woods Adirondack setting overlooking a meadow valley of "small spring pond" located ideally at near end of Beaver Pond Drive. Pond appear

Bill Wilson Land First, Inc.

Located within the town of Edwards, a cleared level building lot with water, power, sewer available at the road. There is a slab in place along with a 2-car width driveway that leads right up to the slab. As always check with town code enforcer to verify if what you would like to build is ok. Great spot for a tiny home or build your first home, downsizing this lot is ready for your new

Pamela Gmyr Yelle Realty, LLC

This Parcel offers a natural water feature equal to those found in a national park. During lower water levels, the entire West Branch of the Oswegatchie River is channeled through a narrow rock pinch, creating a sluiceway with extreme power, ending in falls, leading to rapids. During high water levels, the river has falls on its eastern side, opposite the sluiceway, divided by a tiny island of

Thomas Gilman Fountains Land