Thomas Santore

$38,000

1.48 Acres

Lake Peekskill, New York, 10537

Three adjoining parcels-Lot 11 Traverse Road, Lot 13 Walnut Road, and Lot 15 Walnut Road in Lake Peekskill, New York 10537-are now being offered together as one combined opportunity. Individually, each lot tells its own story: a slice of wooded hillside, a quiet path between rustic roads, and a glimpse of the tranquil lake just down the hill. But together, they form something rare-a generous piece of land that invites imagination and possibility in one of Putnam County's most charming lake communities. The setting is peaceful yet convenient. Traverse and Walnut are small country roads where neighbors wave, dogs are walked daily, and the sound of wind in the trees replaces the noise of traffic. This location is part of the Lake Peekskill community, known for its scenic water views, private beaches, and relaxed weekend feel-just about an hour from New York City. Here, weekends can blend into weekdays, with the lake always nearby for kayaking, fishing, or quiet reflection. The seller is offering all three contiguous parcels as a single sale, creating a rare buildable footprint in an area where land is scarce. Together, they offer more space, more flexibility, and more privacy than a single small lot could provide. Whether the buyer envisions a year-round home, a weekend retreat, or simply an investment in a growing area, this collection of parcels gives them the breathing room to design something truly special. Even better, the seller will allow the buyer to obtain Board of Health Approval (BOHA)-a valuable chance to move forward with confidence and secure the necessary approvals for a future home. This open-door approach adds real value, giving the next owner both control and peace of mind through the process. Opportunities like this rarely come along in Lake Peekskill. Three lots, one vision, and a seller willing to support your plans. The land is ready for someone with imagination-a buyer who sees more than trees and slopes, who sees a future home nestled in the woods just minutes from the lake. Lot 11 Traverse, Lot 13 Walnut, and Lot 15 Walnut Road-sold together, offered together, ready to become something more.

$110,000

20.3 Acres

Wappingers Falls, New York, 12590

On a well-traveled stretch of New York State Route 376 in Wappingers Falls, the parcel is Tax ID 0135689-6358-01-372686-0000 - sits squarely within the CC (Community Commercial) zone. It is land positioned not just on a road, but on a corridor of movement. Route 376 carries the daily rhythm of the town - morning commuters, school traffic, local errands, steady residential flow feeding toward larger arteries. CC zoning was written for places exactly like this. It anticipates storefront glass, professional signage, landscaped setbacks, and organized parking fields. It invites retail, offices, restaurants, and service businesses that serve the rooftops already surrounding it. Standing on the property, you sense visibility first. Frontage along a state highway means exposure every hour of the day. But CC zoning adds structure to that visibility. Development here would require site plan approval, buffering where necessary, proper access management, and parking calculated to the intended use. It's commercial - but disciplined. The rules are there to protect long-term value. This isn't speculative industrial ground. It's not hidden acreage waiting for infrastructure. It's positioned commercial land, aligned with existing traffic patterns and established neighborhoods. The zoning reduces uncertainty; it clarifies intent. A professional office complex, a neighborhood retail center, a medical practice, or a carefully scaled restaurant could fit within the framework. In a market where well-located commercial parcels become increasingly scarce, alignment between corridor and zoning matters. The CC designation here isn't accidental - it reflects the road's role in the broader community. The property waits for a concept that understands exposure, access, and restraint all at once. Along Route 376, growth continues to edge forward. This parcel doesn't chase it. It sits ready for it - commercial land with defined purpose, positioned where daily traffic meets local demand. ****5 OTHYER LOTS AVAILABLE AS SHOWN IN PICTURES****

$49,500

9 Acres

Franklin, New York, 13775

29.4 Sunset Trail, Franklin, NY 13775 - 9 Acres of Solitude, Wildlife, and Possibility. At the very end of a rugged private dirt road in Delaware County, you'll find a quiet circle in the grass-untouched, undisturbed, and waiting for the right kind of buyer. Welcome to Lot 29.4 Sunset Trail, a 9-acre parcel of raw land where nature does most of the talking. If you've been searching for your own upstate escape, a quiet place to hunt, or an off-grid retreat spot with true seclusion, this property could be your match. Tucked away on a trail that sees more deer than people, this parcel is being offered as hunting land, though its appeal extends far beyond. Hunters will appreciate the location-surrounded by similar parcels, the land sees minimal human traffic. There are signs of wildlife throughout, from deer trails to the occasional fox or turkey. As you reach the end of Sunset Trail, the land opens up with a grassy circular area, naturally formed over time. This quiet turnaround spot gives you a flat, usable space to park a camper, pitch a tent, or just gear up before heading into the woods. It's rustic and functional, without any frills-and that's exactly how it should be. The property itself is heavily wooded, a mix of hardwoods and softwoods typical of the Catskills region. The terrain is varied but manageable, offering natural elevation changes and a mix of open understory and denser patches of brush. Whether you're bow hunting or looking to hike and explore, there's plenty of room to roam. You won't find utilities here, but that's part of the appeal-no wires, no close neighbors, no distractions. Located just outside the quaint village of Franklin and only a short drive to Oneonta or Delhi, this parcel provides a true escape while still keeping you within reach of modern amenities. Sunset Trail is a seasonal road-not town-maintained-reinforcing the off-grid nature of this opportunity. Four-wheel drive is recommended during wet or winter months, but that's the price of privacy in this part of upstate New York. Thinking longer-term? There's potential here beyond just recreation. With town approval, a buyer might explore future development or cabin construction. For now, it's an open canvas for hunters, naturalists, weekend campers, or anyone seeking a piece of undisturbed land in the foothills of the Catskills. 29.4 Sunset Trail is more than land. It's a place to unplug, to breathe, and to connect with nature. Whether you're tracking wildlife, stargazing at night, or just taking a break from the chaos of modern life, this 9-acre retreat offers the rare kind of stillness that can't be bought in suburbia.

$19,000

0.3 Acres

Garrison, New York, 10524

Tucked along a quiet stretch of Steuben Road in Garrison, NY, this .303-acre parcel offers a rare opportunity for a buyer who understands land, zoning, and long-term potential. Set within the R-40 zoning district, the property measures approximately 60 feet of road frontage and is being sold strictly as is, with no existing approvals in place. This is not a turnkey building lot - and that's exactly what makes it interesting. At just under one-third of an acre, the parcel will most likely require a variance to support residential development. For the right buyer, builder, or investor, this represents a chance to step into a project with eyes wide open and create value through proper planning, zoning review, and town-level approvals. Parcels like this don't appeal to everyone - but for those who understand the process, they often present some of the most rewarding opportunities. The surrounding area reflects the charm Garrison is known for: mature trees, established homes, and a strong sense of place within the Hudson Highlands. The location offers privacy and character while still being convenient to major routes, Metro-North, and the natural beauty that draws people to this part of Putnam County. This property is best suited for a buyer who is comfortable doing due diligence, working with local professionals, and engaging with the zoning and variance process. Whether the end goal is a modest residence, a long-term hold, or a carefully designed home that fits the neighborhood, the potential lies in the vision - not in prepackaged approvals. Vacant land with road frontage in Garrison is increasingly scarce. Opportunities like this don't come with guarantees - they come with possibilities. For those willing to navigate the path forward, 57 Steuben Road offers a blank canvas in one of the Hudson Valley's most desirable communities.

$49,000

2.78 Acres

Carmel, New York, 10512

Lot 42 on Ludingtonville Road doesn't announce itself. It sits quietly along the road, offering 365 feet of frontage that most drivers pass without a second glance. No sign, no cleared entrance-just a stretch of land in the Town of Kent with a Carmel mailing address, waiting for someone willing to slow down long enough to actually see it. At 2.78 acres in an R-80 zone, it isn't trying to be everything. It doesn't promise grand scale. What it offers instead is something more subtle-and, depending on who you are, more valuable: thoughtful opportunity. The first thing you notice isn't the size. It's the sound. A stream cuts through the middle of the land, moving steadily from right to left. It's not loud or dramatic-but constant. The kind of sound that settles into the background until you realize it's the only thing you hear. That stream defines the lot more than any map ever could. There is no survey available, You will be responsible to have a survey done at your expense if you need it. There's a balance here shaped by the land itself. The frontage opens things up, while the interior draws you inward, away from the road and toward something quieter. The presence of the stream introduces natural considerations that influence how the property is understood. This is the kind of lot that asks questions before it gives answers. And that's where most people walk away. The lack of a survey brings uncertainty. The stream suggests constraints. For someone looking for easy, this isn't it. But for the right buyer-the one who sees land not as a checklist, but as a process-it's different. There's something honest about a property like this. Nothing is handed to you. Every decision has to be thought through, and in that process, the result feels more intentional. Lot 42 isn't a blank canvas. It's a conversation-one that starts at the road, winds through the trees, crosses the stream, and asks a simple question: Are you willing to figure it out?

$69,000

4.3 Acres

Wappingers Falls, New York, 12590

Along the rolling stretch of New York State Route 376 in Wappingers Falls, the parcel identified as Tax ID 0135689-6358-01-371884-0000 rests within the R-40/80 zoning district - a designation that quietly defines both its limits and its potential. R-40/80 is not high-density ground. It is residential land shaped by scale. The zoning generally calls for substantial minimum lot sizes - typically 40,000 square feet where public water and sewer are available, and up to 80,000 square feet where they are not. That distinction alone tells you something important: this is land meant for breathing room. Route 376 carries steady daily movement - commuters heading north and south, navigating school schedules, residents connecting to larger corridors. Yet the R-40/80 designation pulls development back from that rhythm. Wide setbacks, controlled lot coverage, and dimensional requirements ensure that any home built here sits with presence, not pressure. Standing on the property, you can imagine a long driveway extending from the roadway, gradually separating the homesite from passing traffic. Mature trees preserved along the frontage. A residence positioned deep enough to feel private while still benefiting from accessibility. This zoning encourages single-family living with scale - not crowded subdivisions, but individual homes with space between them. What makes R-40/80 compelling is the balance. The corridor provides convenience. The zoning protects character. In areas where density often creeps forward lot by lot, this designation resists that trend. It preserves openness and reinforces a suburban pattern rather than an urban one. For a builder or end user who understands land, the code becomes part of the design. Minimum frontage requirements influence orientation. Yard setbacks define envelope. Utility availability shapes lot yield if subdivision is considered. Every dimensional standard becomes a guide rather than a barrier. On Route 376, opportunity can take many forms. Commercial parcels capture traffic. Higher-density zones invite clustering. But R-40/80 speaks differently. It speaks to longevity. To homes that stand back from the road, framed by lawn and tree line. To development measured in quality rather than quantity. Tax ID 0135689-6358-01-371884-0000 is more than acreage on a highway. It is land defined by structure and space - positioned where access meets restraint, and where the next chapter will be written carefully within the framework that R-40/80 provides. ****5 OTHYER LOTS AVAILABLE AS SHOWN IN PICTURES****

$400,000

33.7 Acres

Wappingers Falls, New York, 12590

Along the steady flow of New York State Route 376 in Wappingers Falls, the parcel Tax ID 0135689-6358-01-289747-0000, sits within the CC - Community Commercial - zone. Here, the rhythm of the road is not a distraction; it is the opportunity. Route 376 is a connector. It carries residents from neighborhoods to schools, from homes to Route 9, from local errands to daily routines. Visibility matters here. Access matters here. And CC zoning was written for corridors exactly like this - places where commerce meets community. Community Commercial does not mean heavy industry or warehouse traffic. It means scale with intention. Retail shops. Professional offices. Service businesses. Restaurants that draw from the surrounding rooftops. Uses designed to serve the population that already drives past every day. The zoning anticipates parking, landscaping, buffering, and site plan review - structure that shapes development into something orderly and lasting. Standing on the property, you can feel the potential in the frontage. A well-designed building here would not hide. It would present itself to the corridor - signage positioned carefully, access planned thoughtfully, setbacks allowing room for visibility without overwhelming the roadway. CC zoning requires discipline, but that discipline creates value. It filters out uses that don't belong and encourages businesses that become part of the fabric of town life. In a market where commercial land along primary roads grows increasingly scarce, this parcel represents position. It sits where traffic counts translate into customer counts. Where rooftops nearby create demand. Where zoning already aligns with commercial intent. The difference between land and opportunity is often zoning. On Route 376, this CC designation defines the future before construction begins. It invites a use that serves, engages, and endures - not just another building, but a presence along one of Wappinger's most active corridors. ****5 OTHYER LOTS AVAILABLE AS SHOWN IN PICTURES****

$289,000

0.5 Acres

Putnam Valley, New York, 10579

There's something rare about owning a place that feels completely removed from everything-yet still within reach. Tucked within Oscawana Lake in Putnam Valley sits a true escape: a private island paired with its own dedicated dock parcel along the shoreline, offering a gateway to a different pace of life. This offering includes two tax parcels-62.10-2-6, the island itself, and 62.14-1-35, a separate dock lot that provides your essential access point. They are being conveyed together, inseparable by design, forming an experience that begins at the water's edge and carries you across to your own secluded retreat. The journey is part of the story. You arrive at your private dock, step into a boat, and within moments, the mainland fades behind you. What replaces it is stillness-water gently moving against the shoreline, the sound of wind through trees, and a sense of ownership that's increasingly hard to find. This is not just land; it's separation, privacy, and presence. The island itself offers a natural setting shaped by time and untouched character. It invites simple, meaningful use-day trips, quiet afternoons, fishing at sunrise, or evenings watching the light settle across the lake. Whether you envision a rustic campsite, a gathering place or simply a personal refuge, the value here lies in the experience rather than development intensity. Importantly, this is being offered strictly as a recreational property to be enjoyed as it is. It's about preserving what makes it special: the water, the isolation, and the freedom to enjoy it on your own terms. Properties like this are increasingly uncommon-especially with dedicated, deeded access included. Without the dock parcel, the island is just a view. With it, it becomes something far more meaningful: a destination you can reach, use, and truly call your own. Together, these two parcels create a singular opportunity-a place where the shoreline is just the beginning, and the real value lies just beyond it.

$24,900

0.25 Acres

Carmel, New York, 10512

Lot 41 on Towners Road in Kent, NY 10512 isn't just a vacant parcel - it's a blank canvas positioned in one of Putnam County's most strategic corridors. Set along Towners Road, this commercial piece of land sits where visibility meets opportunity. The 10512 zip code places it squarely in the heart of Kent, a town that continues to see steady traffic flow between Carmel, Patterson, and the I-84 corridor. For business owners and investors, location is leverage - and Lot 41 offers it. This is the kind of property that invites vision. Retail. Professional office. Service-based business. Storage. Contractor yard. With commercial zoning in place, the groundwork for possibility is already there. What makes vacant commercial land powerful is flexibility - you're not inheriting someone else's layout or limitations. You're designing with purpose from day one. Towners Road carries local commuters, tradespeople, and residents who rely on nearby businesses every single day. In a town where residential growth continues but commercial inventory remains limited, well-located land becomes increasingly valuable. Businesses want exposure. Customers want convenience. Lot 41 delivers both. Utilities, access, engineering, and site planning will shape the final vision, but the fundamental ingredient - location - is already secured. Commercial land in Kent doesn't come up every day, especially parcels that allow a buyer to control their build from the ground up. For an investor, this is a hold with upside. For an owner-user, it's a chance to stop paying rent and build equity. For a developer, it's a footprint in a market that still rewards smart positioning. Vacant land tells a different story than an existing building. It doesn't show you what was - it asks you what could be. Lot 41 Towners Road is ready for the next chapter. The question isn't what it is today. It's what someone with vision will turn it into tomorrow.

$319,000

116.76 Acres

Wappingers Falls, New York, 12590

On a stretch of New York State Route 376 where traffic hums between neighborhoods and quietly waiting for its next chapter. Identified on the tax rolls as 0135689-6358-01-495857-0000, the property lies within the Town of Wappinger and carries the R-3A zoning designation - a classification that tells you immediately this is not ordinary ground. R-3A in the Wappingers Falls area is about space. It is about breathing room. It is about protecting a certain rural character that still lingers along portions of Route 376 despite steady growth around it. Three-acre minimums. Wide setbacks. Generous frontage. The kind of zoning that doesn't rush development - it shapes it carefully. Standing at the roadside, you feel the contrast. Cars pass, connecting commuters to larger corridors, yet the land itself feels set back from the noise. The R-3A designation suggests a future defined not by commercial storefronts or dense clusters, but by a single-family home with presence - long driveway, broad lawn, preserved tree lines, and distance between neighbors. In a corridor where mixed uses appear up and down the highway, this parcel holds onto a quieter vision. The scale requirements of R-3A mean any home built here would command space - both visually and physically. Front setbacks pull construction away from the road. Side yards ensure privacy. The acreage requirement protects the openness that buyers in Dutchess County increasingly seek but rarely find along primary routes. For an owner or developer who understands land, that zoning is not a limitation - it is positioning. It defines the product before a shovel ever hits the ground. This is not high-turnover property. It is legacy land. A homesite with room to design intentionally, to capture light, to preserve trees, and to create separation from the very road that makes it accessible. On Route 376, opportunity often moves quickly. But this parcel moves differently. It waits for the right vision - one that respects the scale, the code, and the character of R-3A. In a market that constantly pushes inward, this land still stretches outward. ****5 OTHYER LOTS AVAILABLE AS SHOWN IN PICTURES****

$29,000

0.35 Acres

Lake Peekskill, New York, 10537

Lots 18 & 19 on Tanglewylde Road are two adjoining parcels being sold together as one rare opportunity in Lake Peekskill, New York. Zoned LP, these lots provide the chance to build in a community that values privacy, open space, and lakeside living. The LP zoning requires a minimum of two acres to build, meaning these combined lots offer the space to construct a home but will require a variance, while smaller neighboring parcels often require special approvals. As raw, vacant land, the property offers a blank canvas for your vision. The natural topography, mature trees, and gentle slopes provide multiple options for siting a home, maximizing privacy, and taking advantage of sunlight and views. With lake rights to Lake Peekskill, residents gain access to water recreation, from boating to fishing, without living directly on the shoreline, giving the feeling of lakeside living while preserving a quiet, secluded setting. Tanglewylde Road itself is a peaceful, lightly traveled street, enhancing the sense of retreat while keeping you connected to the surrounding community, amenities, and regional routes. These two lots together create a unique opportunity in Lake Peekskill, offering flexibility, privacy, and potential that single lots rarely provide. Whether you are looking to build a full-time residence, a weekend getaway, or simply hold the property as a long-term investment, Lots 18 & 19 provide the foundation for a project shaped entirely by your vision. This is not just land-it's a chance to create your own retreat in one of the Hudson Valley's most desirable lake communities.

$99,000

7.5 Acres

Wappingers Falls, New York, 12590

Along the steady current of New York State Route 376 in Wappingers Falls, the parcel identified as Tax ID 0135689-6358-01-337829-0000 rests within the CC - Community Commercial - zone. It is land shaped as much by movement as by measurement. Route 376 is not a quiet back road. It is a connector - linking neighborhoods, schools, and nearby commercial hubs. Every day, traffic flows past in both directions, carrying potential customers, clients, and visibility. CC zoning recognizes that rhythm. It is written for corridors where business belongs, but where structure and planning matter just as much as exposure. Community Commercial zoning invites retail storefronts, professional offices, medical space, restaurants, and service-oriented businesses. It requires thoughtful site planning - parking calculated to the use, setbacks that create order, landscaping that softens edges, and review that ensures compatibility with surrounding properties. It is commerce with guardrails. Standing at the edge of the parcel, you can imagine the transformation. A well-designed building facing the road. Clean signage visible to passing drivers. Organized ingress and egress that respect the highway. The kind of commercial presence that serves the community rather than overwhelms it. What makes this property compelling is alignment. The zoning matches the corridor. The corridor carries demand. The surrounding rooftops generate daily need - for services, food, professional space, convenience. In commercial real estate, that alignment reduces risk and sharpens vision. This isn't speculative land waiting for a variance or a change in code. The framework is already in place. The CC designation sets the boundaries and opens the door at the same time. It defines what belongs here and, just as importantly, what does not. On Route 376, opportunity moves with traffic. This parcel sits in that current - positioned, visible, and ready for a concept that understands how location and zoning work together to create lasting value. ****5 OTHYER LOTS AVAILABLE AS SHOWN IN PICTURES****