Tioga County, Pennsylvania Land For Sale (7 results)

Escape to your own private Northern Pennsylvania retreat with this custom-built Montana log home offering 395 secluded acres in Tioga County. With 4-5 bedrooms and 3 full baths, the home features a stunning Rumford fireplace handcrafted from granite fieldstone, soaring ceilings, an open-concept layout, loft, and finished lower level with family room, bar area, full bath, and guest bedroom. Enjoy expansive covered porches and a large deck overlooking the surrounding countryside. The property includes 108 acres of mostly open land with a livestock barn and approximately 100 tillable acres along the river, offering ample agricultural potential, plus 287 acres of predominantly wooded northern hardwood forest. Mature red and white oaks provide exceptional wildlife habitat and income potential, with timber untouched since 1993. The property borders land intensively managed for deer and turkeys by a nationally acclaimed deer biologist and routinely featured on television and online hunting shows, creating exceptional opportunities for hunters and wildlife enthusiasts. Located near the end of a dead-end road, a nearly 1-mile-long driveway provides extreme privacy. Ideal for hiking, trail riding, hunting, recreation, farming, or year-round living, this exceptional property offers seclusion with modern amenities nearby and is a short drive to Corning, NY and the Wellsboro Grand Canyon. OGM's negotiable and receiving substantial yearly lease payments. Property includes customized wildlife management plan. *The last 8 photos are from a neighboring property.

This 101.37 acre property located in Elkland Borough and Osceola Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania offers a combination of open farmland, water features and wooded terrain suitable for a variety of recreational and land use purposes. The property is accessible from State Route 49 and is located near Elkland, providing convenient access while maintaining a rural setting. The property includes approximately 42 acres of tillable ground, which may provide opportunities for agricultural use, wildlife habitat management, or other permitted uses. The open acreage is relatively contiguous and is positioned adjacent to water features and wooded areas, creating a mix of land types that may appeal to a range of buyers. The tillable acreage may also provide options for food plot development or continued farming activity depending on buyer preference. Camp Brook and associated tributaries run through portions of the property, contributing to the overall character of the land. These water features create natural corridors across the property and may support wildlife movement. The presence of surface water, combined with adjacent open ground and wooded areas, contributes to a diverse landscape. Approximately 35 acres of the property are wooded, consisting of a mix of hardwoods and scattered conifers. These wooded areas provide cover and structure across the landscape and are located along the edges of the open ground and along portions of the creek corridor. The combination of wooded ground and open fields creates transition zones that are commonly associated with wildlife activity. Approximately 9 acres of the property are subject to a recorded conservation easement associated with wetland and stream mitigation. This portion of the property is intended to remain in a natural state and may limit certain activities within the designated area. The remaining acreage provides flexibility for recreational use, agricultural use, and general land management. Buyers should review the conservation easement documents to understand permitted and restricted uses. The layout of the property offers a range of potential recreational uses. The combination of open ground, water features, and wooded areas may support hunting activities in accordance with applicable regulations. The varied terrain and land cover provide multiple locations for access and use throughout the property. In addition to hunting, the property may be suitable for activities such as hiking, wildlife observation, and general outdoor use. The mix of land types allows for different uses across various portions of the property. The property is located within a region characterized by agricultural land, forested hills, and rural residential properties. The surrounding area provides a quiet setting with views of the valley and nearby ridgelines. Access from State Route 49 allows for convenient travel to nearby towns and amenities. This property may appeal to buyers seeking a tract of land with a combination of tillable acreage, water features, and wooded ground, offering flexibility for agricultural use, recreation, and long-term land ownership in Tioga County.

This 125 acre property located in Osceola Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania offers a combination of accessible acreage, diverse habitat, and long-term conservation features. The property is accessed directly from State Route 49 and is located a short distance from Elkland, providing convenient access while maintaining a rural setting. Approximately 101 acres of the property are enrolled in a recorded conservation easement designed to protect wetlands, stream corridors, and natural habitat. The remaining acreage may provide additional flexibility depending on permitted uses. The easement helps preserve the landscape in its natural state and supports long-term habitat stability while limiting subdivision, development, and certain land disturbances within the designated conservation areas. Buyers should review the easement documents to understand permitted and restricted uses. The property features a mix of open wet meadow, native grasses, brush, and scattered trees, along with defined water features including a stream corridor and multiple wetland areas. These elements contribute to a diverse habitat structure that supports a variety of wildlife species. Seasonal water pockets and saturated soils are present across portions of the property. The habitat layout offers strong potential for hunting and recreational use. Edge transitions between open ground, brush, and wetland areas create natural travel corridors and bedding areas for whitetail deer. The property layout allows for multiple access points and hunting setups depending on conditions and preferences. The property includes wetland areas, a defined stream corridor, and seasonal water pockets that contribute to a diverse habitat structure. These features may provide conditions suitable for waterfowl use, including wood ducks and other migratory species during portions of the year. The mix of wet meadow, brush, and edge cover also supports wildlife movement and bedding opportunities for whitetail deer. Recreational use such as hunting may be possible in accordance with applicable regulations and the terms of the conservation easement. Access from State Route 49 provides ease of entry, and the surrounding area includes a mix of agricultural land, forested ridges, and rural residential properties. The setting offers views of the surrounding valley and hillsides typical of this region of Tioga County. While the conservation easement places restrictions on development within designated areas, the property may still be used for a variety of recreational purposes including hunting, hiking, and wildlife observation. The protected nature of the land may also contribute to maintaining habitat conditions over time. This property may appeal to buyers seeking a larger tract with a balance of usable acreage and protected land, offering recreational use, hunting opportunities, and long-term conservation value in a rural Pennsylvania setting.

This 505-acre Tioga County property offers a combination of terrain, access and habitat features that make it suitable for hunting and recreational land use. Located at 41.8192 latitude and -77.5602 longitude, the property sits near several nearby communities. Gaines is approximately 5 miles southwest, Asaph is roughly 8 miles away, and Wellsboro is about 20 miles southeast.This is one of the largest private land holdings in western Tioga County, providing ample space for wildlife management and outdoor activities. The property borders Tioga State Forest, giving direct connection to thousands of acres of public land. State Game Lands are only minutes away, expanding opportunities for hunting and recreation.An interior network of roads and trails runs throughout the property, shaped by prior timber operations. These routes provide convenient access to different sections of the land for evaluating habitat, establishing food plots, or managing wildlife. Recent timbering has produced early successional growth, creating openings and cover often used by deer, turkey and other game species. Several sites offer potential for food plots.The terrain features a rolling ridge top, steep hill sides and benches, providing varied elevations and natural cover for wildlife. Seasonal springs provide water sources and adjacent agricultural land adds natural food resources in the surrounding landscape.This tract offers a mix of hunting opportunities, wildlife habitat and land management potential. The size, access, habitat diversity and adjacency to public lands contribute to its suitability for those focused on hunting, wildlife stewardship, and outdoor recreation. Contact us today for your private tour.

Welcome to 113 Hawk Hill Lane in Westfield, Pennsylvania, where scenic beauty, privacy, and country living come together on 16.6 picturesque acres. Situated on a quiet hilltop, this property offers sweeping views of the surrounding mountains, valley, and nearby marshlands. Whether you are looking for a full-time residence, a seasonal retreat, or a property with room to enjoy the outdoors, this Tioga County property offers a unique opportunity. The log cabin features approximately two bedrooms and two full bathrooms with warm rustic finishes throughout. The main living area is highlighted by exposed wood construction, a fireplace, and a wood stove, creating a comfortable setting for relaxing after a day outdoors. A spacious loft overlooks the main living area and provides flexible living space that could serve as a home office, hobby room, reading area, or additional sleeping quarters. Multiple closets provide generous storage options within the loft. The partially finished basement provides additional living space with the potential for a third bedroom, recreation room, workshop, or home gym, depending on your needs. The home has received several important updates. A durable metal roof was installed in 2018, helping provide years of low-maintenance protection. A new dishwasher and washing machine are included with the home, along with a water softener system. The cabin is also wired for a backup generator, providing added convenience during power outages. Radiant floor heating infrastructure has already been installed and is ready to be connected if the next owner chooses to complete the system. Outside, the property offers an attached two-car garage along with a separate storage shed for equipment, tools, lawn tractors, or recreational gear. The acreage consists primarily of open hay fields surrounded by outstanding views in nearly every direction. The open ground offers opportunities for agricultural use, hobby farming, gardening, recreation, or simply enjoying the peaceful setting. Wildlife is frequently observed throughout the property, making it enjoyable for nature enthusiasts, photographers, or hunters. Located in the hills of Tioga County, the property offers convenient access to many of north-central Pennsylvania's outdoor recreation destinations. State forests, public hunting lands, trout streams, hiking opportunities, ATV trails, and snowmobile trails are all found throughout the surrounding region. Nearby communities include:-Westfield approximately 5 miles-Knoxville approximately 7 miles-Elkland approximately 10 miles-Wellsboro approximately 18 miles-Corning, NY approximately 28 milesThe property is being sold as-is, with the possibility of seller credits toward flooring depending upon the terms of an accepted agreement. If you have been searching for a scenic Pennsylvania property that combines a comfortable log home, usable acreage, impressive views, and abundant wildlife, this Tioga County offering deserves your attention. Schedule your private showing today to experience everything 113 Hawk Hill Lane has to offer.

Set on a scenic 27 acre parcel in Northern Tioga County, this well-maintained ranch home offers the combination of space, functionality, and setting buyers have been searching for. The home features a comfortable single-level layout with bright living spaces, a spacious kitchen with engineered stone countertops, and a seamless flow to the front deck where you can take in the wide-open views and peaceful surroundings. One of the standout features of the property is the impressive detached garage/shop setup, designed with versatility in mind. Featuring three 10’ overhead doors along with an additional 14’ overhead door ideal for larger vehicles, equipment, campers, or hobby use, the building offers exceptional flexibility. Fully insulated and offering ample room for storage, workshop space, or recreational use, this setup is difficult to replicate. The property offers a desirable mix of open yard space and natural landscape, providing privacy while still maintaining usable outdoor space. A paved driveway, attached garage, and additional outbuilding space add to the property’s overall functionality and appeal. Conveniently located with easy access to Lawrenceville, Wellsboro, and the NY state line, this property combines a peaceful rural setting with everyday practicality. Rarely does a property offer this blend of comfortable ranch living, scenic surroundings, and high-quality garage/shop space all in one package.

600-Acre Private Sporting Estate An Extraordinary Legacy Property Escape to one of the most remarkable private sporting estates in the Northeast—a rare 600 +/- acre sanctuary offering unmatched privacy, exceptional hunting, and endless recreational opportunities. Conveniently located within approximately a four-hour drive of New York City, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Buffalo, Rochester, and Syracuse, this exceptional property combines accessibility with complete seclusion. Unlike most large tracts in this region, where steep mountainsides often limit accessibility, this property features an exceptionally rare landscape of gently rolling to remarkably flat terrain. The result is a property that is easy to walk, drive, and enjoy year-round while providing outstanding usability for recreation, land management, and hunting. At the heart of the estate is a spacious lodge with seven-bedrooms designed to comfortably accommodate family, friends, clients, or corporate guests. The lodge features vaulted ceilings, a full kitchen complete with a dishwasher and commercial griddle, two full bathrooms, a clothes washer and dryer, satellite Wi-Fi, a large-screen television, and a pool table—providing comfort and convenience for extended stays. Privacy is one of this property's defining characteristics. Surrounded by thousands of acres of neighboring privately owned land whose owners actively restrict trespassing, this estate enjoys an extraordinary level of security and solitude. That privacy is further enhanced by an impressive 10-foot-high perimeter fence extending nearly five miles around the property border. The fence serves the dual purpose of protecting the estate from unauthorized access while maintaining its established private elk and deer herd. The resident elk and whitetail deer have been born and raised on this property for generations. While carefully managed, these animals exhibit completely wild, evasive behavior, creating an authentic, challenging, and truly world-class hunting experience rarely found anywhere in North America. An extensive internal trail network provides exceptional access throughout the property, making it ideal for horseback riding, hiking, ATV and UTV adventures, cross-country skiing, wildlife viewing, and year-round exploration. Whether enjoying the property recreationally or managing it as a sporting estate, every corner is easily accessible. The landscape is dominated by mature hardwood forests featuring beech, cherry, oak, hard maple, soft maple, and birch, creating outstanding wildlife habitat while offering the timeless beauty of four-season northeastern woodlands. Whether envisioned as an exclusive private family retreat, a premier executive getaway, or a destination for high-end guided hunting, this property presents an extraordinary opportunity to own one of the region's finest sporting estates. Property Highlights • 600 +/- private acres • Approximately four hours or less from New York City, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Buffalo, Rochester, and Syracuse plus 2 airports within an hours drive. • Rare flat-to-gently rolling terrain uncommon for large properties in the region • Seven-bedroom lodge with vaulted ceilings • Full kitchen featuring dishwasher and commercial griddle • Two full bathrooms • Washer and dryer • Satellite Internet with Wi-Fi • Large-screen television • Pool table • Nearly five miles of 10-foot-high perimeter fencing • Established private herds of wild-behaving elk and whitetail deer • Extensive trail system throughout the property • Mature hardwood forest consisting of beech, cherry, oak, hard maple, soft maple, and birch • Exceptional hunting, horseback riding, hiking, ATV riding, cross-country skiing, and outdoor recreation • Outstanding privacy with neighboring large private landowners Offered at $3,495,000 Some properties are purchased. Others are inherited as legacies. This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own an extraordinary sporting estate that offers unparalleled privacy, exceptional recreation, and the freedom to create memories for decades to come.