Land for Sale in Washington County, NY

Land for sale in Washington County, NY:

Three contiguous parcels, nearly an acre combined, and a wooded private setting in Fort Ann -- all for $150,000. This assemblage of three lots along Brook Way and Pavilion Way totals approximately 0.84 acres of wooded, private land in a quiet residential setting surrounded by camp sites and seasonal properties -- the kind of neighborhood that embraces outdoor living and Adirondack character. A cabin is already on the property, and the parcels back up to Bishop Brook with Hadlock Pond nearby -- a natural setting that is genuinely hard to replicate at this price point. The lots convey together -- 5820 Brook Way at 0.28 acres, 5822 Brook Way at 0.38 acres, and 5623 Pavilion Way at 0.18 acres

Land for sale in Washington County, NY:

A beautiful 14 acres with 1,146 feet of road frontage 3 fields or areas to build your new home . Horse paddocks and training circle . Mountain View's , easy access the snowmobile trail, lock 8 canal and Champlain Canalway Trail . Use 1558 towpath for location look for agent sign Please refer to map for land

Land for sale in Washington County, NY:

Discover this beautiful 11.39-acre parcel in the rural town of Hebron, NY, offering privacy, open space, and the opportunity to create your own country retreat. Whether you're looking to build a home, establish a recreational getaway, or invest in land, this property provides plenty of room to explore your vision. Enjoy the peaceful surroundings and natural beauty of Washington County while still being within convenient reach of nearby towns, amenities, and outdoor recreation. A great opportunity to own a substantial piece of land in a scenic upstate New York setting.

Land for sale in Washington County, NY:

A lovely mix of open and and wooded land with trails and streams winding through it. This varied property features nice privacy for a homesite and recreational opportunities. Electric lines run through the interior of the property, providing easy access to power. A small creek winds along the back boundary line. Extensive road frontage adds to the accessibility and privacy factor.