Your Opportunity To Cultivate The Countryside Near Ithaca

Set amidst the gently rolling landscape and picturesque border of Lansing and Locke, this 30+/- -acre farm property offers fertile possibilities in a sought-after location near Ithaca. The expansive (approximately 21 acres) tillable fields—enriched with Hudson, Illion, Ovid, and Honeoye soils—are a great find, perfect for agricultural endeavors or the setting for an adaptable, captivating rural retreat. Accessibility is key, with dual road frontage providing approximately 1,300+/- feet on Holden Road and 700+/- feet on French Road, making this property as practical as it is flexible. The multiple access points open doors to farming, development, or recreational use, all while surrounded by the serenity of the countryside. A circa 1840's farmhouse graces the property, brimming with history and unique character. With three bedrooms and one bathroom, this “handyman special” invites those with vision to restore its original charm or start anew on this scenic foundation. A versatile pole barn adds further utility, whether for equipment storage or creative repurposing. Set just a short drive from the cultural vibrance of Ithaca, this property offers the best of both worlds: the tranquility of rural living with the conveniences of nearby amenities including world class colleges, dining, shopping, a regional airport, beautiful water features and much more! Whether you’re envisioning a working farm, a weekend retreat, or a legacy homestead, this land promises fertile ground for nearly all your aspirations. Stake your claim in this desirable corner of the countryside—schedule your private tour today. Property Features: - Farm estate with many possibilities that include open lands, handy man special home and pole barn - Road frontage on two sides, 1300 ft+/- on Holden Road and 700 ft+/- on French Hill Road - Located on the border of Lansing and Locke in Lansing schools - 21+/- acres of tillable acreage with Honeoye, Hudson, Illion and Ovid soils - Close to area recreation including Seneca Lake, and several well-known state parks