Spanning 381± acres in Oswego County, this rare local offering combines rolling hardwood ridges, young forest, brush, legacy fields and wetlands, creating a diverse landscape with the scale and versatility to support recreation, forestry, conservation, building, long-term land management or investment.

More than 3,000 feet of road frontage provides access to distinct sections of the land. Gentle rolling ground carries through an evolving mix of habitats. Mature maple and cherry mingle with conifers and other native species beneath an established canopy, while younger wooded stands, brushy thickets and old fields add layers of cover and character.

Wetlands introduce another dimension with pockets of flooded timber, open water, rich vegetation and productive transitional habitat. These areas support an assortment of wildlife and, during migration, come alive with the whistling wings of waterfowl. Together, mature forest, regenerating woodland, fields, brush and wetlands create a broad cross section of the landscape that defines this part of Oswego County.

For its considerable size, the property is surprisingly approachable. Rolling terrain is readily traversable, making the acreage practical to explore, manage and improve. Its layout lends itself to trails, forestry, habitat work and recreation, while multiple locations may offer building potential, subject to approvals and buyer due diligence regarding soils, wetlands, setbacks and utilities.

Just outside Fulton, the property is positioned between the outdoor resources of Oswego County and the growing economic corridor to the south. Oswego, Lake Ontario and the Oswego River are within easy reach, while Micron’s semiconductor manufacturing campus now under construction in Clay is less than 30 minutes away.

Land of this size, diversity and accessibility is increasingly difficult to find. With substantial frontage, varied terrain, established woodland and wetlands, this 381±-acre property offers the space and flexibility to shape a wide range of future vision.