Leray Street

Alright, let's talk about a piece of land that doesn't come around very often. We're talking just over seven acres of raw, over 500 feet of road frontage, level ground sitting right inside the village of Black River, New York. If you've been searching for that perfect blank canvas to bring your vision to life, this is the one you've been waiting for. Finding a parcel this size within village limits is honestly pretty rare. Most lots this generous are tucked away in the middle of nowhere, but this property gives you the best of both worlds. You get the space and breathing room of a large acreage while still being connected to the conveniences of village life. And here's the really good part — public utilities are accessible. That's a huge deal when you're looking at raw land because it takes a lot of the guesswork and extra cost out of the development equation. So what could you do with all this space? The possibilities are pretty exciting. You could develop multiple single-family homes and create a small neighborhood community. Or maybe you're thinking bigger — there's potential for a commercial opportunity here as well. The flexibility is one of the biggest selling points. Whether you're looking for your next development project or dreaming of building from the ground up, this land is ready for whatever you have in mind. The location is solid too. Black River Elementary School is just a short distance away, adding convenience if residential development is your plan. The Black River Trail Trailhead is nearby, offering easy access to outdoor recreation and scenic trails along the river. Additionally, Fort Drum is just a few miles up the road. That proximity means steady demand for housing and services, which adds to the appeal of this development opportunity. The land itself is level, which makes planning and building significantly easier and more cost-effective. No major grading headaches, no fighting with slopes or drainage nightmares. Just a nice, workable piece of ground that's ready for your plans. Opportunities like this in Black River simply don't pop up every day.