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$299,000
95± ACRES OF WOODED LAND BORDERING STATE GAME LANDS 99! GREAT HUNTING w/ hunting season just around the corner! The property has approx. 500 feet of frontage with the State Game Lands! Old Womans Run flows through the property. The property is all wooded with tons of wildlife including deer, turkey, and bear! Just minutes from Three Springs, Orbisonia, and 522! Road frontage is on Laurel Mountain and Jacks Tower Rd. Come and make it your own private oasis! Taxes are estimated to be approx. $350. Property is in clean and green. This property will be offered at auction on Friday September 11, 2026 @ 1:00pm. The List price in no way represents a minimum, starting, or acceptable bid.

95+/- ACRES Laurel Mountain Rd, Three Springs

Listing courtesy of Hurley Real Estate & Auctions. Contact: (717) 729-5501

$39,900
Escape to your own private retreat on this beautiful 4.34-acre parcel nestled along Sunset Drive in Three Spring. The land features a stream running down through the property with a creek at the bottom, creating a picturesque backdrop and a natural draw for local wildlife. This is Huntingdon County land at its finest. For those looking to build, the acreage provides plenty of room to site a home, cabin, or weekend getaway with privacy to spare. The property is part of the Summer Farm Property Owners HOA, which maintains the road for just $80/year. If you've been searching for affordable acreage with character, water features, and easy recreational access in south-central PA, don't let this one pass you by.

Sunset Drive, Three Springs

Listing courtesy of RSR, REALTORS, LLC. Contact: (717) 763-1212

$20,000
REDUCED! Bring your vision to life on this buildable .38-acre lot in a peaceful rural setting. With both a well and electric. In need of a perc test. Enjoy the privacy and tranquility of country living. Bring your offer today! Sewer Options (if desired): Option 1: An existing tank and seepage bed are on-site but disconnected. They could potentially be located and reconnected. For legal use, the system must be retested by the county sewer officer; otherwise, use is at your own risk. Option 2: Provide documentation (e.g., courthouse records from 1972 or tax records showing prior residential use) to classify the system as a repair instead of new. This is typically easier and less expensive. Then apply for a permit through the Sewage Enforcement Officer ($290), who will review documents and either test the existing system or conduct soil/percolation tests to determine suitable options (such as a sand mound). Option 3: Use the property recreationally with a camper, connecting to water and electric, and use a portable septic tote. Option 4: Place a camper and attempt to reconnect to the old system or install a new line later. This is not permitted and would be at your own risk.

Mountain Foot Spur Rd, Blairs Mills

Listing courtesy of Realty One Group Golden Key. Contact: 7173003191