$474,900
A 92-foot barn with a heated, insulated workshop and two horse stalls anchors this comfortable 1953 farmhouse — five wooded acres with an artesian well, heated floors, established trails, and radiant heat throughout.
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$359,900
New roof, new HVAC, new kitchen — this 11.8-acre farmhouse has already done the hard work. A pond, barn, and fenced pasture come with it, ready to use from day one.
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$295,000
Cross your own steel bridge over a babbling stream to reach this charming cabin on 10+ wooded acres — with an open field ready for a garden or orchard, a wood stove for cozy winters, and a covered porch made for starry evenings. A true wilds getaway, equal parts full-time home and weekend escape.
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$359,900
About 100 feet of Kolka Creek frontage, 5 wooded acres, and hundreds of miles of groomed trails right out the door — plus a massive 4-stall garage and a heated second garage for every toy. A turnkey salt-box cabin in Crawford County, Up North to the core.
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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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$489,000
Tucked into the tall pines with a personal view of Rowe Mesa, this thoughtfully updated home sits on 5 private acres — with a substantial garage-workshop, a studio, a new well, and an entertainer's porch, all a scenic 30 minutes from Santa Fe. No HOA, and the future is yours to shape.
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$499,000
Brady Creek runs along the edge of this 6-acre McCulloch County property, with an easy walk from the yard down to the water. The 1960 midcentury home on the lot is 3,404 square feet with expansive windows, two fireplaces, and a detached two-car garage with workshop — the kind of setup that's hard to find at this price point in the Hill Country.
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$249,900
The cabin arrives fully furnished and ready — the ATV, mower, and kayaks are included. Hunting and fishing rights on nearly 10 private wooded acres transfer with the property, and a private pond gives the fishing a home base. A year-round setup at $249,900, with everything already in place.
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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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$399,000
The 30x40 workshop has its own full bath and kitchen — in-law suite, rental, or Airbnb without additional construction. The main house is built around efficiency: spray foam insulation, all-LED, automatic switches, new windows. Eighteen-foot ceilings anchor a great room with electric fireplace, and the master spa bath runs a curb-less shower and soaker tub wrapped in windows. Five acres with a spring-fed wet weather pond, two tiny homes potentially in the deal, and a July price reduction worth taking a look at.
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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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$289,000
Five acres on Higgins Stream in Somerset County — swimming hole on the owned shoreline, three-stall horse barn, chicken coop, apple trees, and berry brambles running from summer through fall. A 1,626 sq ft historic 1900 home with an in-law apartment and a big barn, renovations nearly complete. At $289,000 with stream frontage, this is a working farmstead asking farmstead prices.
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$399,000
Ten acres of mature pine and waterfront privacy on Doyle Creek — private dock, covered boathouse with a fish-cleaning station, and the kind of shade canopy that takes decades to grow. A carport-workshop, several outbuildings, and a covered back porch round out the working side. At $399,000, this is one of the few remaining affordable waterfront footholds on the Forgotten Coast.
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$325,000
A stone home built in 1933 and held by three generations sits on 30 acres of Upper Peninsula forest, meadow, and fruit trees — with a large greenhouse, barn, woodshop, and dedicated wood storage already in place. On a still morning you can hear the Sugar Island Ferry horn across the water.
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$375,000
A single family has held this rolling 11-acre property in the Ouachita Mountains since it was built in 1975 — and it shows in how the land has been kept. A private pond, covered front porch, two outbuildings, and a brand-new roof make this Mount Ida homestead genuinely move-in ready.
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$270,000
Thirty-three lakefront acres in the Susitna Valley, 70 miles northwest of Anchorage, with no road in — float plane in summer, snow machine or ski plane in winter. Generator, septic, water, and a 20x40 garage on site. Listed below its Zestimate. This is what it actually looks like to own land that no road will ever reach.
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$440,000
A 2012 cabin with tongue-and-groove pine ceilings and a wood stove sits above 356 feet of private frontage on the North Branch of the Boardman River — a federally designated Blue Ribbon Trout Stream. Across the road: hundreds of acres of state land. On the property: a 34x64 pole barn with heat and room to grow.
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$275,000
A full wraparound deck, 2.9 Ozark acres, and easy access to both Bull Shoals Lake and the White River — one of the country's best trout fisheries — just outside Flippin in North Arkansas. At $275,000, this is the kind of property that works as a full-time home, a fishing camp, or both.
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$500,000
Four homes, a dairy barn, a maple sugar shack, and 168 mostly tillable acres in Clinton County — the tenant houses already generate $4,250 a month in rental income, and a river borders the rear of the property.
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$449,900
An 1815 antique known locally as the Old Danielson house, with a pond a short walk from the door, a completed home inspection, and a wetlands assessment suggesting expansion potential on 6.1 acres in Connecticut's Quiet Corner.
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$374,900
Two structures — farmhouse and a separate cabin — on 57 Noble County acres, both running on free gas heat from the well, with a cave and a seasonal waterfall in the back of the property.
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$399,000
An 1886 Red Barn near Douglas City converted into a 3,400-square-foot property with a full commercial kitchen, ADA bathrooms, and an event patio on 6.39 Trinity County acres — price cut $20,000 in April.
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$499,000
A classic red barn near Ellensburg converted into a two-floor home with soaring open-beam ceilings, a chicken coop, irrigated garden, and pasture on 3.75 westside acres.
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$344,900
Sixty-eight open acres in southeastern Colorado at just over $5,000 an acre — working-land math that doesn't come with a mountain-view surcharge.
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$395,000
No deed restrictions on 13.4 Ozark acres near Cabool — and a house with three heating systems already built in for the Missouri winters.
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$419,000
A fully remodeled farmhouse on 30 Texas County acres — enough ground for cattle, hay production, or a diversified small farm, not just a homestead-sized lot.
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$388,000
Fenced pasture, a chicken coop, no HOA, and a log home on 4.04 Catawba County acres — the kind of homestead that's operational before the moving truck pulls away.
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$359,000
Long mountain views, 6.41 acres, no HOA, and a Blue Ridge cabin built for privacy — with short-term rental potential in a Cherokee County market that draws steady tourism.
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$332,000
Solar power and wood-heat backup already installed, direct frontage on Rollins Brook, and 13.16 Penobscot County acres — self-sufficiency infrastructure that's already paid for.
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$205,000
Two thousand, five hundred and sixty square feet on 4 Bluegrass-region acres for $205,000 — a ratio of house to price that's hard to find anywhere in Mason County.
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