Positioned at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Climax, New York, this 16.67± acre property presents an attractive opportunity to establish a country homesite surrounded by open land, scenic views, and the agricultural landscape of northern Greene County. With approximately 14± acres of open meadow, an elevated setting, electric available at the cul-de-sac, and substantial preliminary site flexibility, much of the groundwork nature normally requires has already been provided by the land itself.

Accessed from the end of Jordan Road, the property enjoys an exceptionally peaceful setting with very little through traffic. The surrounding countryside includes farms, former equestrian properties, open fields, and rural residences, creating an impressive approach before you ever reach the property. Once there, slightly rolling terrain rises into elevated portions of the acreage where the landscape opens to long-distance country views and several potential locations for a future residence.

The property is predominantly open, with approximately 2.5± wooded acres providing a contrasting pocket of cover along with established stone walls near portions of the boundaries. The remaining acreage consists primarily of fields and meadow. Although the ground is not currently in active production, the existing open acreage offers potential for pasture, hay production, gardens, wildlife plantings, or other agricultural uses subject to applicable regulations and management practices.

An existing trail and farm-road system provides access through portions of the acreage and could be quickly reclaimed with brush-hogging and routine maintenance. Whitetail deer and wild turkeys have been observed on the property, and the combination of open ground, wooded edges, stone walls, and surrounding agricultural habitat provides additional recreational possibilities alongside the property’s primary appeal as a future homesite.

Approximately 200± feet of frontage is located at the Jordan Road cul-de-sac. Existing access begins from the cul-de-sac and utilizes approximately 30 feet of shared driveway subject to an ingress easement serving the neighboring property, after which a future private driveway could branch toward the acreage. Electric is available at the cul-de-sac. There is currently no well or septic system, and no perc testing or Board of Health approval has been completed. Any future residence or additional development is subject to successful perc testing, engineering, Board of Health approval, municipal requirements, and all other applicable approvals.

The property is located within the Town of Coxsackie’s RA-1 Residential Agricultural zoning district, supporting the area’s low-density rural and agricultural character. Specific proposed uses and development plans should be independently confirmed with the Town of Coxsackie.