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7.9 Acre Hunting And Recreational Land In Potter County PA

Acreage

7.91 ±

County

Potter

Price Reduced

$59,000

Description

This 7.9± acre vacant land parcel is located in Potter County, Pennsylvania, near the community of Shinglehouse. The property is positioned among larger privately held tracts, providing a quiet and rural setting with limited surrounding development. The area is widely recognized for outdoor recreation and wildlife habitat.

The property features sloped terrain typical of north-central Pennsylvania mountain ground. The topography contributes to privacy and natural drainage and is well-suited for recreational use, hunting, or other permitted uses. The land is currently undeveloped, allowing a buyer to evaluate and design future use based on individual needs and applicable local requirements.

Electric service and high-speed internet are available in the area. Buyers should independently confirm the availability, capacity and cost of any utility connections. While utilities are not currently installed on the property, nearby infrastructure may offer flexibility for future improvements subject to zoning, permitting and feasibility.

Access is provided by a maintained public road, allowing year-round approach typical for the area. The property’s location supports a secluded atmosphere while remaining within reasonable driving distance of nearby towns and services.

Oil, gas and mineral rights will convey with the sale. Retention of these rights can be an important consideration for buyers evaluating long-term ownership and land use in Potter County, where mineral ownership is often separated from surface rights.

The surrounding region supports a healthy population of wildlife, including deer, turkey, and small game. The property is a short drive from State Game Lands 59, which offers extensive public land access for hunting and other outdoor activities. This proximity expands recreational opportunities beyond the boundaries of the property itself.

This parcel may appeal to buyers seeking a smaller acreage recreational property with privacy, transferable oil, gas and mineral rights, and access to nearby public land. The manageable size offers lower maintenance requirements while still providing a foothold in a desirable outdoor recreation area.

This is an opportunity to own land in a rural section of Potter County with sloped terrain, nearby utilities and convenient access to public hunting and recreational lands. All potential uses should be verified by the buyer with the appropriate local authorities