$185,000
Ripe for Reimagining
Two private ponds, a storm shelter, and a versatile basement on 15+ gently wooded acres — a multi-level home with fresh 2023 floors and room, inside and out, to make it your own.
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$129,900
Ripe for Reimagining
A year-round creek, 11.8 acres of Van Buren County woodland, and a separate two-story guest cabin — all under $130,000. The 1981 main home needs work, but the flowing water and guest structure are already in place.
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$185,000
Ripe for Reimagining
Built in 1774 — before the nation existed — this Grafton County homestead has never changed hands in nearly 200 years. Wide-plank floors, hand-hewn beams, original woodwork, fireplaces, and multiple outbuildings on 5.2 acres with Eastman Brook frontage. Sold as-is; priced as the restoration project it is.
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$169,900
The Sturgeon River runs along the edge of this 41-acre Koochiching County property, with the cabin sitting close enough to stroll to the water. The acreage splits across County Road 30 — the cabin, yard, and riverfront on one side; the bulk of the hunting land on the other. The 1900 cabin comes fully furnished, just eight miles west of Big Falls.
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$160,000
True riverfront on 3 acres in Wharton County — the land runs to a community boat ramp, there's a dedicated RV pad for guests, and Houston is about 60 minutes east. At $160,000, this is what water access looks like when the price is still within reach.
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$199,000
Ripe for Reimagining
A spring-fed pond, a fenced field for animals, and 2 minutes to the New River on 4.59 Grayson County acres — new siding, gutters, and appliances already done. The cottage needs paint and flooring. At $199,000, the price makes the argument.
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$144,900
A log cabin with a petite pond, cherry floors, a wood stove, and a two-car garage on 4.24 private acres at the edge of the Finger Lakes wine country — sold AS-IS and priced to reflect it.
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$129,000
Ripe for Reimagining
Two antique houses built in 1830 — metal roofs, hardwood floors, original windows — on one acre in Sheffield Village, Vermont, for $129,000. Sold AS IS; neither currently has water, but the bones and the price are rare finds in the Northeast Kingdom.
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$45,000
Ripe for Reimagining
Forty-five thousand dollars buys 3.2 acres along Hodam Creek in the remote community of Hacker Valley — the lowest-priced entry into rural Appalachian land we've featured, creek frontage included.
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$195,000
Open field acreage in Penobscot County for under $200,000 — with a pellet stove already in place and room for a serious homestead start on 5.73 acres.
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$198,500
A private pond, a detached shop, and a barn on 3.72 Ozark acres for under $200,000 — the kind of homestead head start that usually costs more just for the infrastructure.
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$165,000
A hand-crafted Pocono cabin with hidden passages, an open courtyard, and creative spaces throughout — genuinely one of a kind at $165,000, in a region with steady short-term rental demand.
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