$599,000
Ripe for Reimagining
A conservation easement across the back three acres means this 1880s farmhouse will never see a subdivision fence line — just fifty more acres of protected open land beyond the yard.
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$167,900
Ripe for Reimagining
A rare entry point into homesteading — five country acres and a large barn, priced under $170,000.
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$449,900
Ripe for Reimagining
Three massive barns and 34.7 open acres come with this 1866 Victorian farmhouse, already mid-renovation with a new roof and septic system in place.
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$600,000
Ripe for Reimagining
Two 2-bedroom ranch homes share 5 private acres, along with a heated pole barn, a ground-mounted solar array, and a whole-property standby generator.
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$210,000
Ripe for Reimagining
Two log cabins tucked into 15 wooded acres along Coldwater Creek — one ready to move into, one waiting for your vision.
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$318,000
Ripe for Reimagining
A 2013-built home with a wraparound porch and room to make it your own, sold as-is on 5.35 acres.
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$329,900
Ripe for Reimagining
A working horse barn, a pond, and an old greenhouse on 22.36 acres in the Blue Ridge foothills, with a farmhouse ready for someone to finish.
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$675,000
Ripe for Reimagining
An 11-stall stable, a private waterfall, and a 1778 farmhouse mid-restoration — steps from the C&O Canal Towpath.
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$349,000
Ripe for Reimagining
44 acres of forest, year-round spring water, and a one-of-a-kind hand-built home — priced for the work it still needs.
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$95,000
Ripe for Reimagining
$95,000 for ten acres, an old barn, and a farmhouse that needs everything — the kind of price that leaves room to actually afford the renovation.
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$599,000
Ripe for Reimagining
A riverfront retreat with direct Bear River access off the back of 1.5 private acres — panoramic water and forest views from nearly every room, an oversized workshop garage, and room to make it your own.
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$235,000
Ripe for Reimagining
The expensive systems are already handled — new furnace, central A/C, water heater, and electrical panel in 2025, a 2020 roof — on 7.53 quiet acres with a detached garage, a shop building, and a 2019 machine shed. Ripe for Reimagining, with the infrastructure already done.
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$525,000
Ripe for Reimagining
A home already taken down to the studs, a substantial separate barn, and an exempt well with real capacity — on 5 pine-studded acres bordering thousands of acres of Yakima River public land. A blank slate for a family homestead or an income-generating retreat.
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$877,340
Ripe for Reimagining
Eighty-eight acres of productive grassland and hardwood timber with a private spring-fed lake stocked with bass, strong outbuildings, and a deer stand built into the machine shed — anchored by a characterful 1907 farmhouse that's ready for reimagining, two miles from Clinton Lake.
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$154,900
Ripe for Reimagining
A 1960 farmhouse on 11.65 creek-side acres with two big barns and a level, open yard — sold as-is and priced to let you update at your own pace. Room for a garden, animals, or a small farm venture, ten minutes from Owego.
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$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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$659,000
Ripe for Reimagining
Brought all the way down to the studs, this 10,000-plus-square-foot estate is a rare blank canvas — more than 9 acres with a private lake at its heart, waiting to be reimagined from the ground up into exactly the place you'd design yourself.
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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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$200,000
Ripe for Reimagining
A natural spring, an expansive pond, and a huge 32×52 workshop already sit on these 6.5 wooded acres in Preston County. The 1900 cabin at the center is a true blank canvas — no indoor bath yet, sold as-is — ready to become the off-grid retreat or homestead you've been picturing.
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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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$350,000
Ripe for Reimagining
The outbuilding package here is what makes the math work — barn, shop, chicken coop, and Quonset storage already in place on 8.22 acres, with the land fenced and cross-fenced for livestock. Board Camp Creek borders one edge and a small creek borders another. The 1975 ranch-style house needs updating, but the infrastructure isn't the part you'd want to build from scratch.
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$249,000
Ripe for Reimagining
The mechanicals are new — roof, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical, all 2023 — the land is nearly 7 acres in the Nantahala foothills, and the price dropped $30,000 in June to $249,000. What's left are two outbuildings a previous owner started and never finished: one was going to be an Airbnb rental, one a hot tub room. Good bones, serious acreage, and a vision that's yours to finish.
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$235,000
Ripe for Reimagining
Thirty-five wooded acres and two scenic ponds in the Shawnee Hills — the kind of Union County setting that anchors the value here regardless of what the house needs. A 1,900 sq ft two-story with three bedrooms, a dedicated office, a walk-out basement, and a three-car garage, sold AS IS. At $235,000 for this much wooded acreage next to the Shawnee National Forest, the land alone makes the math work.
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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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$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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