Dustin Prievo

$995,000

27.21 Acres

Liverpool, Pennsylvania, 17045

Forget the wine for a moment. Picture the best seat in the Susquehanna River Valley, already cleared, already established, waiting for whatever you decide to make of it.Here is what most buyers need to hear. Most people have no desire to run a winery, and that is exactly what makes this rare. The property is priced for the real estate and the buildings that already stand on it, not for the business. The hard, expensive groundwork is done. What you do next is up to you.The setting is 27 acres on a hill in Perry County, high above the river. Seven acres are planted in producing vines, with room for up to ten more, and the rows themselves are part of the view. The blocks include Chardonnay, Cabernet Franc, Riesling, Vidal, Seyval, Chancellor, Valvin Muscat, Cayuga, De Chaunac, and Dutchess. Even if you never pick a single grape, you will not get tired of looking at them in the morning light.Everything you could need is already built and turnkey. A timber framed tasting room with a granite topped bar, retail shelves, and tall windows that pull the valley inside. A separate event hall that seats a crowd under ceiling fans, with its own bar, polished concrete floors, and glass doors that frame the ridgeline. A working production building with stainless tanks, a bottling line, and barrels. A restroom building with an accessible ramp. Covered porches and patios. A fire pit pavilion at the edge of the vines. A wooden ceremony stage set right into the vineyard, where a couple can say their vows with the river behind them. Open lawn for games, for music, for gathering. The winery has operated under beer, wine, and food licenses. Those do not transfer with the sale, but they are straightforward for a new owner to obtain, and a turnkey equipment package is available for anyone who wants to keep it running.And then there is the house down below on Route 11-15. A two story farmhouse sits on just over one acre, and a subdivision is already in place. It has the kind of character you cannot fake. Original wide plank floors, tall windows with deep trim, brick chimneys, a covered porch, and a big country kitchen with a center island. A vintage garage with classic red doors stands beside it, and a long equipment garage sits on the grounds.That subdivision is the key that unlocks everything. Live in the house and run the winery. Rent the house for steady income while the vineyard does its work. Sell the house off entirely and pour those funds into turning the winery into a private home with a view almost no one else will ever have. Keep the house, rent it, and convert a barn into your dream home instead. Run the whole place as a wedding and event venue. Farm the vines and sell the fruit and juice, with no license and no storefront required. Or simply keep making wine. Most properties give you one good option. This one gives you seven.The hard infrastructure is handled too. Geothermal heat, 400 amp service, well water with filtration, on site septic, metal roofs, and 54 parking spaces. Millersburg sits just across the water by historic ferry. Harrisburg is a short drive south.You can build a home almost anywhere. You can plant a vineyard, pour a foundation, raise a barn. What you cannot build, no matter what you spend, is this hill and this view. That is the one thing this property already has, and the one thing you will not find better anywhere else

$29,000

4.96 Acres

Duncannon, Pennsylvania, 17020

**BACK ON MARKET June 18, 2026*** (Property required a survey to be completed. Originally listed at 5.5 acres is now 4.959)This 4.959-acre parcel in Perry County, Pennsylvania, offers recreational and residential potential along Sherman’s Creek at its confluence with the Susquehanna River. With wooded acreage, water access, and timber value, it is well-suited for hunting, fishing, camping, or long-term investment. And yes, listed at $29,000 bring your best offer for an opportunity to own this incredible lot!A defining feature of this property is its location along the Appalachian Trail at its midpoint, often referred to as the "Middle Mile" know for being the halfway mark. This unique connection gives landowners direct proximity to one of the most iconic hiking routes in the world. For those who enjoy camping, hiking, or simply experiencing the outdoors, owning land at this historic section of the trail adds lasting value.The property is within a FEMA AE Flood Zone, (500 year with a 0.2% chance of flooding annually) which requires compliance with floodplain management ordinances for any residential use, as well as flood insurance and a passing perk test. Buyers and their agents should confirm zoning, property boundaries, utilities, and township requirements.Recreational buyers will find opportunities for fishing, kayaking, or launching a small boat into Sherman’s Creek and the Susquehanna River. The wooded terrain supports camping and hunting, whether for small game or whitetail. Combined with the Appalachian Trail’s presence, the property provides an outdoor setting that appeals to multiple uses.The tract is conveniently located near key Central Pennsylvania towns. Duncannon is approximately 5 miles away, Marysville 10 miles, Harrisburg 18 miles, and Mechanicsburg 25 miles, balancing rural privacy with easy access to amenities.Buyers and Buyers agents to do their due diligence. Zoning ordinances and additional information provided in the MLS to help assist the process.Property survey is updated in the MLS docs for more accurate acreage and property boundaries

$149,900

2.2 Acres

Carlisle, Pennsylvania, 17015

Most raw land hands you a view and a punch list. Clearing, water, power, a septic system, every line of it on you and your wallet. This 2.22 acre homesite in Dickinson Township already worked through that list.The lot sits cleared and build ready at the foot of South Mountain in Cumberland County with the majority of the ground work done. Public water is available. The electric meter box and hookup are already in place. The septic has been upgraded to a dual tank, 1,200 gallon conventional system, sized for a three bedroom home. You are not starting from dirt. You are starting from a lot that is ready to build.The land is made up of three parcels totaling 2.22 acres. A licensed surveyor has already staked the boundary line along the driveway and completed the legwork to consolidate the three into one. Finish the application if you want a single deed, or keep three separate lots if that serves you better. The choice stays with you.Mountain views open across the property, and the setting is quiet and private without being remote. Frontage and direct access come off Cold Springs Road. Carlisle, Mount Holly Springs, and major commuter routes are all a short drive away, and the property falls within the Carlisle Area School District.What sits behind it may matter most. Kings Gap and the 85,000 acres of Michaux State Forest rise right up South Mountain, with miles of hiking, hunting, and trail riding minutes from your door. Pine Grove Furnace and its lakes wait a short drive deeper into the mountain.Bring your builder and your plans. The slow, expensive part of building rural is already finished here. What is left is the part you actually want to do.Oil, gas and mineral rights convey with the sale

$198,000

19.1 Acres

Halifax, Pennsylvania, 17032

**DO NOT DRIVE HERE WITHOUT A LICENSED REALTOR. CALL THE LISTING AGENT FOR QUESTIONS OF CONCERNS**Most ridge ground makes you choose between a view and a hunt. This one refuses to pick.These two parcels combine into 19.1 wooded acres above Halifax in Jackson Township, Dauphin County. The land climbs from the ag fields below to a higher bench of mature woods, and that elevation change is what makes it work. Deer feed on the crops in the valley, then bed in the timber up top during the day. You get the food source next door and the cover on your own dirt. There are plenty of quality oaks throughout, the kind of mast that holds wildlife year after year, and the occasional bear moves through as well.Access runs through a right of way that reaches both the bottom and the top of the property. The lower portion is easy to reach. The upper portion may call for a 4x4, which is part of why the back of this tract stays quiet and undisturbed. You currently share the area with just one full time neighbor and one seasonal neighbor whom use the right of way through the upper portion.For a buyer who wants to build, the groundwork is already done. The property carries multiple previously approved perk tests, and power from PPL is nearby. The ridge sits above the fields with the kind of line that opens into an unbroken valley view if you choose to clear a building spot. Picture a forever home or a home away from home set on the high ground, looking out over the farmland below.The property sits in the Halifax Area School District. Use it the way it fits your life. Hang stands and hunt the oaks this fall. Camp the ridge through the summer. Build when you are ready, or hold it as a long term investment in ground that is getting harder to find. Two adjoining parcels of this size, with timber, wildlife, approved perks, power close by, and a view this good, do not come up often around Halifax.Shown by appointment only, agent MUST be present. Do NOT drive to this property without a licensed agent.Oil, Gas, Mineral Rights all convey with the sale

$595,000

20.4 Acres

Jarrettsville, Maryland, 21084

**Shown by appointment only. No trespassing.***Most building lots hand you a number on a street and neighbors close enough to wave at. This one hands you twenty private acres, a shared drive of your own, and a pond no one else can see.These 20.40 secluded acres rest off Madonna Road in northern Harford County, a few minutes from the village of Madonna and the town of Jarrettsville. A private shared driveway that extends off from Norrisville Rd, leaves the main road and winds back through the trees to the quiet heart of the property. This is where you dreams begin. The interior opens to a possible future, homesite with a three-quarter acre pond in the midst of it all while mature woods wrap around all sides, the kind of setting most people only get to rent for a weekend.The pond is the centerpiece of family life here. It holds bass and catfish, so the kids can fish it on a warm summer evening and actually catch something. It is quiet and private enough to jump in and cool off in, when the day runs hot. Picture the back porch light coming on, a campfire by the water, and children with the run of their own woods instead of a fenced backyard.Building here is realistic, not hypothetical. The land carries a history of soil and percolation testing tied to a homesite, the zoning is agricultural, and access reaches the property from both Madonna Road and Norrisville Road, which is Route 23, so you are never depending on a single way in. There is room for the house, a shop or barn, a garden, and still acres of trees left over.The timber is a real mix of tall white pines and mature hardwoods, and because this is the only sizable block of woods in an area of open agricultural fields, it pulls in wildlife. Deer and wild turkey feed in the surrounding crops and then bed and travel through these woods, leaving trails across the property. For a buyer who hunts, this is merely your own little private wildlife preserve out the back door. For everyone else, it is simply the place where all the deer go and stay.Families also buy based on locations for the schools, and this address sits in the North Harford High School area of Harford County Public Schools, the rural northern end of the county known for its small-town feel and strong community. Jarrettsville, Bel Air, and the I-83 corridor are all an easy drive, while Rocks State Park, Deer Creek, and the wineries and gardens of northern Harford County are close enough for a weekend. Build the home you have been picturing on high, dry, private ground. Let the kids grow up with woods to explore and a pond to fish. Hunt the trails in the fall. A secluded homesite of this size, with water, mixed timber, and two ways in, does not come up often in this part of Maryland.All information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed. Buyers and their agents are encouraged to perform their own due diligence to verify property boundaries, access, and soil and site suitability for their intended plans. We are happy to help connect you with the right local resources as you plan your project