The property has approximately 1,430 feet of frontage along both sides of Sand Road, a town-maintained road with year-round maintenance and electric power available at the northwest corner of the frontage. County Route 24 is approximately 1,500 feet from this boundary, providing straightforward connectivity to the broader road network. The land along the northern side of Sand Road is level and well-drained, well-suited for residential development with minimal site work required. River access is gained from a forestry clearing on the south side of Sand Road, where an existing woods trail runs approximately 2,200 feet downhill in a southerly direction to the river frontage. The trail follows a narrow valley through steep terrain and would require conversion to a permanent driveway before a riverfront homesite could be developed, a meaningful but straightforward improvement given the quality of what lies at the bottom. The property holds nearly 2,500 feet of frontage along a slow, deep-running section of the West Branch of the Oswegatchie River. The southern end of the river frontage transitions to rapids and sits within view of a waterfall on the adjacent property. Terrain near Sand Road is level to gently sloping over generally deep, sandy soils. The forest is dominated by high-quality white pine averaging 19.5 inches in diameter, mature, well-formed trees that give the land an exceptional aesthetic character and carry an estimated net timber value of approximately $90,000.
The property is accessed from two points along Stone Road, a town-maintained road that connects with County Route 24 (Russell Turnpike) to the south. The first access point is a 65-foot-wide strip of wooded land well suited for a future driveway entrance. The second is a 35-foot-wide right-of-way extending approximately 975 feet from Stone Road directly to the property's riverfront area. Electric power and telephone service are available along Stone Road. The property's most compelling feature is its frontage on two significant waterfalls along the West Branch of the Oswegatchie River. The primary waterfall is Fullerville Falls, a 12-foot drop that is well known in the region for its scenic character. At lower water levels, the falls divide into two distinct sections around a massive exposed bedrock formation at the river's center. When the river runs high, the full width of the waterfall is in motion, generating a visible mist cloud and a sound that carries well into the surrounding woodland. Approximately 700 feet upstream, the property has frontage on a second waterfall and its associated rapids system, where the river crashes over exposed bedrock before transitioning to a slow, deep run further upstream. The most promising homesite sits off the western access point, roughly 500 feet from Stone Road -- close enough to hear the falls from the building site, with a short walk to the river's edge.
ACVMLS #208358
Sep 9, 2026
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$165,000
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Last updated by owner on Oct 10, 2026.
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Redfin Estimate for 00 County Rte
$159,083
$5,917 under list price of $165K
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