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Horicon, NY 12815 · Warren County
This secluded 100.9-acre Adirondack sanctuary at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac on South Ike Hayes Road, offers elevation, privacy, and sweeping natural beauty. Encompassing a portion of Prickley Ash Mountain, the land showcases stunning views of Brant Lake and surrounding peaks, including Panther Mountain, Buck Mountain, and Pilot Knob. With selective tree clearing, the site has the potential for expansive panoramic views across the lake and the Adirondack range. Recently logged with existing trails, the acreage provides an ideal foundation for a private retreat, custom home, or recreational escape. This property is ready to be shaped into your vision. A rare offering where mountain views meet lake life!
Horicon is in Warren County, NY. There are currently 24 active listings here, ranging from $30,900 to $2,599,000. Listings in this address fall under the North Warren school district. Priced 62% above the Horicon median of $185,750.
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Hunt ERA · Listed by Barbara Kearney (war.kearba)
Contact: 215-219-6769
MLS #202614961 · Source: Global MLS, Inc.
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