Courtesy: EXP Realty
888-276-0630
Located in the historic Lord Howe Valley, this extraordinary 150-acre property showcases breathtaking Adirondack views and a rich history as the site of the 1759 Battle on Snowshoes. Its rolling hills house a significant aquifer capable of supplying water to all of Ticonderoga, making it an excellent opportunity for a water bottling company, winery, or brewery. The property features a well-maintained post-and-beam barn operating as a farm market and gift shop, a 3-bedroom apartment, and three greenhouses. Endless possibilities await for a ranch, resort, hotel, or restaurant. Seller financing available!
Courtesy: EXP Realty
888-276-0630
Nestled in the historic Lord Howe Valley, this exceptional 150-acre property boasts breathtaking Adirondack views and a storied past as the site of the 1759 Battle on Snowshoes. Its rolling terrain conceals a rare aquifer, one of only five identified by Ticonderoga, capable of supplying water to the entire town-ideal for a water bottling company, winery, or brewery. The property features a well-preserved post-and-beam barn, a 3-bedroom apartment, and three greenhouses. With limitless development possibilities, it's perfect for a ranch, resort, hotel, or restaurant. Seller financing available!
Courtesy: EXP Realty
888-276-0630
Nestled in the historic Lord Howe Valley, this exceptional 150-acre property boasts breathtaking Adirondack views and a storied past as the site of the 1759 Battle on Snowshoes. Its rolling terrain conceals a rare aquifer, one of only five identified by Ticonderoga, capable of supplying water to the entire town-ideal for a water bottling company, winery, or brewery. The property features a well-preserved post-and-beam barn, a 3-bedroom apartment, and three greenhouses. With limitless development possibilities, it's perfect for a ranch, resort, hotel, or restaurant. Seller financing available!
Courtesy: EXP Realty
888-276-0630
Located in the historic Lord Howe Valley, this extraordinary 150-acre property showcases breathtaking Adirondack views and a rich history as the site of the 1759 Battle on Snowshoes. Its rolling hills house a significant aquifer capable of supplying water to all of Ticonderoga, making it an excellent opportunity for a water bottling company, winery, or brewery. The property features a well-maintained post-and-beam barn operating as a farm market and gift shop, a 3-bedroom apartment, and three greenhouses. Endless possibilities await for a ranch, resort, hotel, or restaurant. Seller financing available!
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Ticonderoga is located in New York. Ticonderoga, New York has a population of 4,792. Ticonderoga is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 26.92% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 22.25%.
The median household income in Ticonderoga, New York is $59,974. The median household income for the surrounding county is $61,563 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Ticonderoga is 48.3 years.
The average high temperature in July is 83 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 10.1 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 41.1 inches per year, with 63.2 inches of snow per year.
