Land for Sale in Tioga County, NY

Land for sale in Tioga County, NY:

Peaceful and secluded sanctuary. 8 acres with a newly constructed (2020) bungalow that makes it feel like you're living amongst the trees. The bungalow features a wood burning stove with a custom stone wall sourced directly from the property.  It also boasts wood clad vaulted ceilings and a loft for additional sleeping or storage space as well as a quaint cooking space; all with endless views of the untouched woods. Enjoy private walking paths; the stream; and any outdoor recreation you desire, all 20 minutes from Cortland and Ithaca.  Close to Richford for a quick trip to the pizza shop; ice cream and diner.  Perfect for a place to unwind, undisturbed.

Land for sale in Tioga County, NY:

Discover nearly 80 acres of scenic countryside featuring a spring-fed pond, seasonal cabin and impressive pole barn. Set atop a knoll with approximately 370 feet of road frontage, this versatile property combines open hay fields, wooded acreage and expansive rural views. Owners note that the large main pond contains smallmouth and largemouth bass, bullheads and sunfish. Complete with a dock, it offers the perfect setting for fishing, paddling and quiet afternoons by the water. A separate smaller pond, estimated at approximately 0.2 acre, is located farther back on the property near the western boundary and field/woodline. Positioned beside the main pond with incredible views, the movable ca

Land for sale in Tioga County, NY:

There is a certain freedom that comes with a road that quiets down as it leaves the pavement—and this 12-acre parcel captures that feeling. Set along a quiet, tree-lined seasonal road, the property offers an impressive 1,585 feet of road frontage and a genuinely remote character that is becoming harder to find. The acreage is predominantly wooded and largely untouched, creating a natural setting where the landscape has been allowed to remain just as it is. The terrain carries a gentle slope, giving the property some natural variation without making it difficult to explore. Along one edge of the property, there appears to be the remains of what may have once been a seasonal creek or dr