2587 Route 11B, North Bangor, NY 12966
$30,000 — 2587 Route 11B, North Bangor, NY 12966, North Bangor, NY. View with Let's Move Realty NY — call (518) 521-3000.
North Bangor sits in the quiet agricultural corridor of Franklin County, where Route 11B threads through open fields and woodlots between Malone and Brushton. This four-acre parcel along that route offers something genuinely uncommon at this price point: a running river that traces the property's boundary, with land extending across the water and rising up to an open field beyond — a layered landscape that reads completely differently on the ground than any aerial map suggests.
The river frontage is the headline feature here. Two separate stretches of moving water are visible from the property, flanked by mature hardwoods and rocky banks. The parcel transitions from wooded riparian edge up through brushy upland growth and into open sky — giving any future build site natural privacy screening on the water side while remaining accessible from Route 11B. The plot plan on file shows the full extent of the acreage, which runs deeper than it appears from the road.
Already on-site is a wood-sided carriage barn with a metal roof, double swing doors, a pedestrian entry door, and an interior that includes exposed timber framing, two windows, and a built-in workbench along one wall. The structure has been used for storage and shows the kind of bones that lend themselves to a garage, workshop, or equipment shelter — whatever the next owner's plans require.
An adjacent 0.5-acre lot at 2591 Route 11B, which includes a small barn and garage structure, is available for separate purchase and can be bundled at the time of closing if the buyer chooses. That option is worth noting for anyone who wants additional road frontage or outbuilding capacity from day one.
Let's Move Realty NY, serving Massena and the broader North Country, listed this property and can walk you through the plot plan, lot dimensions, and the adjoining parcel details. Reach out to schedule a site visit and see the river for yourself.