Delaware County

This lot is awesome because it is located just a half mile from the beautiful Pepacton Reservoir, with existing electric, well, driveway, and pre-cleared build site. There are wild apple trees scattered along the driveway, with mixed woods and rock outcroppings, as the grade increases towards the top of this beautiful property.

This lot is awesome because it is a pristine, completely private, and untouched young growth wooded parcel with gorgeous views. It is very buildable with many possible build sites to consider, and 50 feet of road frontage with nearby electric access. Just minutes from Fleischmanns and ever Belleayre, Roxbury, Plattekill Ski Center, Hiking trails, and The Village of Margaretville.

This lot is awesome because it has deeded lake rights to Lake Chanda Kim, and is the largest parcel in the Chanda Kim community. It is located on a private road in the scenic town of Kortright and directly adjoins 50 acres of NYC land with an additional 55 acres across the road for total serenity.

This lot is awesome because it offers incredible mountain views on a very buildable 17 acres, with easy access to the Catskills Recreation Center and Bellayre for skiers and snowboarders!

This lot is awesome because it's part of a private subdivision with a Village maintained street with generous road frontage. Located on the road to road up to Mount Utsayantha, the highest peak in the area.

This lot is awesome because it includes so many fantastic land improvements and utilities, while leaving so many opportunities for ways to use its magnificent 20 acres.

This lot is awesome because it offers access to two different water features -- a fresh, running mountain stream and the scenic Pepacton Reservoir. For those looking for an easily developable lot in a great area, this is a steal deal.

This lot is awesome because the locally unique history of a covered bridge with a waterfall creates a truly charming entrance experience to your private waterfront property. The 8 acre lake is actually private to the lot, which in itself is pretty spectacular and a rare find.