What does truly unrestricted land on the doorstep of the Adirondacks look like — with paved access,
electric at the street, and zero rules on what to build? It looks exactly like this. No zoning. No HOA. No
flood zone. No restrictions — period. 3.30 acres on County Road 18 in Richville, St. Lawrence County,
New York, in the completely unzoned Town of DeKalb, where the freedom to build, hunt, camp, farm, or
simply own a rare and appreciating piece of Upstate New York is entirely and unconditionally yours from
the day you close. Paved road access, electric at the street, and total freedom from day one —
barndominiums, site-built homes, modular and manufactured builds, RVs, hunting, camping, and livestock
all permitted without conditions. Three adjacent lots are also available, giving you the opportunity to
expand to a contiguous 12-acre block — more land, more freedom, more long-term value. One hour to
Watertown and Fort Drum, NY. Two hours to Syracuse with world-class healthcare and employment. On
the doorstep of the most iconic wilderness region in the entire Northeast. Land this free, this accessible,
and this close to the Adirondacks does not come around twice. This is the one
