$375,000
A single family has held this rolling 11-acre property in the Ouachita Mountains since it was built in 1975 — and it shows in how the land has been kept. A private pond, covered front porch, two outbuildings, and a brand-new roof make this Mount Ida homestead genuinely move-in ready.
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$270,000
Thirty-three lakefront acres in the Susitna Valley, 70 miles northwest of Anchorage, with no road in — float plane in summer, snow machine or ski plane in winter. Generator, septic, water, and a 20x40 garage on site. Listed below its Zestimate. This is what it actually looks like to own land that no road will ever reach.
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$440,000
A 2012 cabin with tongue-and-groove pine ceilings and a wood stove sits above 356 feet of private frontage on the North Branch of the Boardman River — a federally designated Blue Ribbon Trout Stream. Across the road: hundreds of acres of state land. On the property: a 34x64 pole barn with heat and room to grow.
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$275,000
A full wraparound deck, 2.9 Ozark acres, and easy access to both Bull Shoals Lake and the White River — one of the country's best trout fisheries — just outside Flippin in North Arkansas. At $275,000, this is the kind of property that works as a full-time home, a fishing camp, or both.
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$500,000
Four homes, a dairy barn, a maple sugar shack, and 168 mostly tillable acres in Clinton County — the tenant houses already generate $4,250 a month in rental income, and a river borders the rear of the property.
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$449,900
An 1815 antique known locally as the Old Danielson house, with a pond a short walk from the door, a completed home inspection, and a wetlands assessment suggesting expansion potential on 6.1 acres in Connecticut's Quiet Corner.
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$374,900
Two structures — farmhouse and a separate cabin — on 57 Noble County acres, both running on free gas heat from the well, with a cave and a seasonal waterfall in the back of the property.
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$399,000
An 1886 Red Barn near Douglas City converted into a 3,400-square-foot property with a full commercial kitchen, ADA bathrooms, and an event patio on 6.39 Trinity County acres — price cut $20,000 in April.
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$499,000
A classic red barn near Ellensburg converted into a two-floor home with soaring open-beam ceilings, a chicken coop, irrigated garden, and pasture on 3.75 westside acres.
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$344,900
Sixty-eight open acres in southeastern Colorado at just over $5,000 an acre — working-land math that doesn't come with a mountain-view surcharge.
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$395,000
No deed restrictions on 13.4 Ozark acres near Cabool — and a house with three heating systems already built in for the Missouri winters.
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$419,000
A fully remodeled farmhouse on 30 Texas County acres — enough ground for cattle, hay production, or a diversified small farm, not just a homestead-sized lot.
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$279,000
Fifteen acres of cattle-tight fenced pasture just outside Willard — the fencing is already done, the 1931 farmhouse is move-in ready, and Springfield is a short drive away.
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$388,000
Fenced pasture, a chicken coop, no HOA, and a log home on 4.04 Catawba County acres — the kind of homestead that's operational before the moving truck pulls away.
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$359,000
Long mountain views, 6.41 acres, no HOA, and a Blue Ridge cabin built for privacy — with short-term rental potential in a Cherokee County market that draws steady tourism.
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$332,000
Solar power and wood-heat backup already installed, direct frontage on Rollins Brook, and 13.16 Penobscot County acres — self-sufficiency infrastructure that's already paid for.
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$205,000
Two thousand, five hundred and sixty square feet on 4 Bluegrass-region acres for $205,000 — a ratio of house to price that's hard to find anywhere in Mason County.
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$470,000
Fourteen acres of Vermont hill country in West Topsham at $470,000 — more acreage than Orange County's tight rural market typically offers at this price.
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