$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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$510,000
A pond and bridge greet you at the entrance, wooded trails run through the back 12 acres, and the 3,128 sq ft custom interior is finished with a gourmet kitchen and an oversized primary suite. Skippers sits minutes from Emporia and I-95, putting Richmond, Raleigh, and Norfolk all within reach.
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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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$561,500
A Morton Buildings barndominium with Victorian-style trim, a pressed tin kitchen ceiling, and R-50 attic insulation — gated on 56 wooded acres with a stocked pond, ridge-top views, a 1920s primitive cabin, and a 45-horsepower tractor with attachments included in the sale.
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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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$699,000
A salmon-bearing stream runs beneath the house, BLM land and Elliott State Forest border two sides, and 18 acres of merchantable timber stand behind 4 acres of pasture — all on 22.26 acres in Coos County on the southern Oregon coast. The shop is 40 by 36 feet, the roof has 50 years left, and solar keeps the utility bills low.
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$889,000
Sixty-four rolling acres in Sullivan County with long mountain views that shift with the seasons, a screened porch designed for watching weather move across the ridgelines, a wine cellar tucked into the lower level, and a greenhouse for growing. Forksville sits at the edge of World's End State Park and the Loyalsock Creek watershed — as remote as Pennsylvania gets at this price.
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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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$785,000
A converted grain silo serves as the living area centerpiece of this custom-built 2020 industrial modern farmhouse on 23 AG-exempt acres in Bastrop County. Stocked pond, metal barn with power and water, a guest studio, and a gated entrance — 45 miles to Austin's airport.
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$895,000
An 1850s mountain lodge with a permitted hospitality business already running — seven barn guest suites, a log cabin bunkhouse, a creekside tent site, a wedding venue permit, and direct access to one of the country's best trail networks on 6.4 acres.
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$950,000
The equestrian infrastructure is complete — 10 stalls, a 90×145 arena, a smaller indoor ring, five paddocks with dedicated power and water, and perimeter trails on 12 acres near Lake Wylie and Charlotte.
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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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