9.7 Acres in Fowler, NY - $45,000
Address: Lot 11 Riverside Drive Type: Recreational Style: Lot / Land "Waterfront" Lot Type: Rectangular Lot Size: 9.7 acres n/a "626 ft of river front" Taxes: $673.00 MLS®: 19130
OSWEGATCHIE RIVERFRONT LOT -- This private,wooded 9.7 acre riverfront lot with 626 feet of frontage is part of Riverside Estates. Build your dream cabin with the deer, beaver and turkeys as your nearest neighbor while you spend your days bird watching or fishing only 8 miles from the village of Gouverneur. A well designed garage provides shelter and an outhouse is already in place. This is a private, gated, planned community. All owners have the right to use the “Common Area” for access to the Oswegatchie River. Protective Covenants guard your investment. A copy of the complete covenants is on file at the listing office. Membership in the property owner’s association is mandatory. The fee is used for snow pl...
OSWEGATCHIE RIVERFRONT LOT -- This private,wooded 9.7 acre riverfront lot with 626 feet of frontage is part of Riverside Estates. Build your dream cabin with the deer, beaver and turkeys as your nearest neighbor while you spend your days bird watching or fishing only 8 miles from the village of Gouverneur. A well designed garage provides shelter and an outhouse is already in place. This is a private, gated, planned community. All owners have the right to use the “Common Area” for access to the Oswegatchie River. Protective Covenants guard your investment. A copy of the complete covenants is on file at the listing office. Membership in the property owner’s association is mandatory. The fee is used for snow plowing and road repair, common area maintenance, liability insurance and property taxes on the road and the common area. The common area is the perfect place to launch your kayak or canoe.
The St. Lawrence County Angler’s Guide states “Meandering through St. Lawrence County from Newton Falls to Ogdensburg where it empties into the St. Lawrence River, the Oswegatchie River offers anglers 100 miles of fishable water. Nearly 40 public access sites dot the river. Good fishing exists for shore anglers, waders, and boaters who use canoes, car-top boats, or small trailered boats. Available species include smallmouth bass, walleye, northern pike, catfish, some largemouth bass, and the occasional muskie.”