New Construction Homes in Otego, NY

9.44 ACRES of property to build on and enjoy all of the outdoor recreational activities upstate New York has to offer. Wooded with some open area. Scenic views. Surveyed. Town approved subdivision from larger parcel Just waiting new Tax map number and deed. Adjacent 12.70 acres available. Zoned R2 Buy both for $96,500. Owner financing with 50% down Beautiful land, drive down a ¼ mile driveway off

Suzanne Darling Listing by EXIT Realty Homeward Bound

Discover the beauty and endless possibilities with this EXCEPTIONAL 78.36 ACRE parcel of vacant land offering the perfect blend of open space and wooded seclusion.Whether you're looking to build your Dream Home, create a private getaway, or invest in a large piece of land that is becoming increasingly hard to find, this property delivers. Enjoy peace, privacy, and nature at its finest with a

Carol Olsen Listing by Howard Hanna

One-of-a-kind development opportunity! This 13.56-acre parcel in the scenic setting of Otsego County, nestled between the Susquehanna River and Calder Hill Mountain, has been subdivided into 10 approved, buildable lots, with successful septic perc tests completed. Electric, phone, and cable infrastructure have already been installed on site, providing a significant head start for your next

Katherine Taggart Listing by Howard Hanna

Introducing 119 Hickory Hill Rd, where sunshine meets opportunity. Situated in a well-established hillside development, this flat one-acre lot is primed and ready for your dream home. Forget the hassle of overhead wires – here, underground electric and internet lines are already in place, waiting for your connection. With engineered site plans for construction and a passed percolation test for

Patrick Muller Listing by Oneonta Realty LLC

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY: Spring Water ComplexLooking for an entrepreneurial opportunity? A 5.44-acre spring water complex built in 1889, which at one time served as the municipal water supply for the town of Otego, is available for purchase. All old infrastructure is in place, including in-ground concrete reservoirs built during an improvement project in 1900 and piping leading from the springs

Suzanne Darling Listing by EXIT Realty Homeward Bound