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Set in the quiet stretches of northern Oswego County, this 6.68± acre parcel near Lacona offers a setting defined by access, seclusion, and the kind of surrounding landscape that shapes how the land is used. Bordering Trout Brook State Forest, the property places you alongside thousands of acres of public ground—room to roam, hunt, hike, and explore without ever needing to leave the neighborhood.

A gated entrance marks the transition from road to retreat, guiding you into a blend of open ground and mixed northern woods. The terrain moves with intention both gentle and usable, while easy to navigate. The seclusion and adjoining state land, create a buffer that’s difficult to replicate, limiting intrusion and preserving a sense of quiet that defines this property.

Wildlife sign is consistent with the region with scattered signs of deer movement, small game, and the kind of habitat mix that supports it all. The surrounding area is well regarded for its hunting opportunities, while the proximity to public land expands those opportunities well beyond the property lines.

The location strikes a balance that is increasingly difficult to find. Tucked away enough to feel removed, yet positioned within a broader corridor of outdoor recreation across Oswego County. From state forest access to nearby trail systems and waterways, the landscape here works in your favor whether the goal is recreation, long-term investment, or a place to step away from pace and noise.

The remnants of a former cabin that was lost under the weight of snow this past winter still remain. The seller is offering the property in “as is” condition and will not be performing any clean-up or removal of the remaining structure. Additional photos are available upon request.

Seller requires an agent present for all showings. Proof of funds or pre-qualification is required prior to scheduling. Buyers and agents must sign a hold harmless agreement to enter the property. DO NOT ENTER WITHOUT AN APPOINTMENT.