Cr-18

Where the Adirondacks begin and restrictions end. One hundred dollars. Annual property taxes. In New York State. No zoning. No HOA. No flood zone. No restrictions — and a carrying cost of approximately one hundred dollars per year. 3.30 acres on County Road 18 in Richville, St. Lawrence County — in the completely unzoned Town of DeKalb — with paved road access, electric at the street, and total freedom to build barndominiums, site-built homes, modular and manufactured homes, RVs, and to hunt, camp, and raise livestock without condition or compromise. Build the Adirondack retreat you have always envisioned. Establish a homestead on unrestricted Upstate New York ground. Hold a rare and appreciating piece of New York real estate at virtually zero annual cost. Three adjacent lots also available — expand to a contiguous 12.7-acre block for more land, more freedom, and more long-term value. One hour to Watertown and Fort Drum. Two hours to Syracuse. On the doorstep of the most iconic wilderness region in the entire Northeast. Unrestricted New York land with paved access, electric, and one hundred dollars in annual taxes does not come around twice. This is the one.