Courtesy: Real Broker NY LLC
855-450-0442
Investment Opportunity: Fire-Damaged Property with Exceptional Potential Bring your vision and contractor to this high-upside investment project. Situated on a desirable lot, this home suffered severe fire damage and requires a full rehab or teardown, offering a blank canvas for investors, builders, or savvy buyers looking to create substantial equity. Cash due to property condition. Sold strictly as-is. Schedule your walk-through with a licensed contractor today to explore the possibilities!
Courtesy: Around Syracuse Realty
315-303-2203
247.58 acres! Both sides of the road, Four parcels. One incredible opportunity!! This is the kind of property that doesn't come along often — a combination of four tax parcels offering 247.58 acres of scenic, private, four-season land in the Town of Albion, Oswego County. One parcel (121.00-01-14, 76 acres) spans both sides of South Albion Road, creating approximately 3,164 feet of combined road frontage (±1,635 feet on one side, ±1,530 feet across). The remaining three parcels round out the offering: 121.00-01-29 (29 acres), 121.00-01-10.11 (32.58 acres), and 121.00-02-03 (110 acres)." The land itself is a hunter's and outdoorsman's dream — ponds, hardwoods, open clearings, rolling hills, and wetlands woven throughout. The road frontage on both sides of S. Albion Road creates rare flexibility for multiple building sites without sacrificing privacy. Dream home, hunting camp, generational family compound — the land can accommodate it all. The northeastern and eastern 110 acres adjoins Happy Valley Wildlife Management Area and Oswego County Reforestation land — historically protected open space that has long served as a buffer between this property and the outside world. Snowmobile trails, ATV access, and some of the best hunting in Oswego County right outside your back door. Altmar-Parish-Williamstown School District. For those paying attention to what's happening in Central New York — this property sits approximately 28 miles from the Micron Technology campus in Clay and 41 miles from Fort Drum. Land like this, this close to that kind of growth, doesn't stay available. Seller will not subdivide and will not sell parcels separately. Survey(s) at buyer's expense if desired.
Courtesy: Hunt Real Estate ERA
315-622-5757
Nestled at the intersection of Wetzel Road and Maltage Road, this expansive industrial vacant lot spans just under 1 acre of prime real estate. With dimensions of 100 feet of frontage on Wetzel Road and extending back 400 feet along Maltage Road, the lot offers ample space for various industrial or commercial developments. The property is well-equipped with essential utilities, making it highly suitable for immediate development. It boasts access to municipal water and sewer lines, electric power, natural gas supply, and high-speed internet. The surrounding area is characterized by a mix of industrial and commercial establishments, contributing to a vibrant business environment. The lot's strategic location provides easy accessibility for transportation and logistics, enhancing its appeal for manufacturing, warehousing, or distribution operations. Overall, this industrial vacant lot presents a lucrative opportunity for investors or businesses with its combination of size, utilities, and accessibility makes it a compelling choice for a range of industrial and commercial endeavors.
Liverpool is located in New York. Liverpool, New York has a population of 2,235. Liverpool is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 24.68% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.38%.
The median household income in Liverpool, New York is $63,393. The median household income for the surrounding county is $66,012 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Liverpool is 51.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 81.3 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 14.8 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 42.1 inches per year, with 103.2 inches of snow per year.
