A 36-plus acre parcel located in Lodi, New York, is now on the market for $399,000. The property, situated in a premier section on the east side of Seneca Lake’s wine trail, offers road frontage and access on State Route 414. It features gentle slopes with dynamic views of the lake, wooded areas with trails, and a cleared area overlooking a neighboring vineyard.

The lot has potential uses including a residential building site, commercial development, or recreational space. A Phase I environmental report is available, and no environmental issues have been reported. Its location provides a short drive to Ithaca, Watkins Glen, and Geneva.

For more information, contact Brianne Kirk at 315-651-2572.

Source: Keuka Lake Wine Trail

Source Type: realestate

Source Location: Penn Yan

Ithaca, NY

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