lands for sale Hunterdon County, United States

Attention equestrians, nature lovers and discerning land buyers! This is a rare opportunity to build an equestrian utopia or an exceptional estate property in a truly serene setting in Kingwood Township. Set along a quiet country road, this exceptional 17.63-acre parcel includes ownership of a portion of the Lockatong Creek, with trails cut on both sides, offering a peaceful and picturesque setting with endless possibilities. Bordering 26 acres of preserved land, the property enjoys protected views and long-term privacy. A well is already installed, and a four-bedroom septic has been approved and is on file with the County Board of Health, providing a strong foundation for future development. The designated homesite sits approximately 1,200 feet from the road, tucked behind two distinct mature tree lines, creating a truly secluded setting. A 10-foot-wide gravel driveway leads to an expansive 85’ x 80’ gravel turnaround pad, ideal for ease of access, equipment, or horse trailers. Open fields are currently in hay and ready for grazing, while the stream and wooded trails invite exploration and recreation. Whether your vision includes an equestrian estate, a private country retreat, or a legacy property to hold and enjoy for generations, this land offers the rare combination of natural beauty, privacy, and existing infrastructure. Conveniently located near shopping and the charming river towns of Frenchtown, Stockton, Lambertville, and New Hope, with easy access to Routes 202 and 78. Approximately 60 minutes to Philadelphia and 90 minutes to New York City. ***Agents please read the Agent Remarks Section*** Per the seller: Buyer will be responsible for 3 years of farmland rollback taxes only on the home site acreage pulled out of farmland use. The House style/size chosen to be built will not affect the rollback tax amount due for the land only value.

This actively-farmed tree farm offers an exceptional opportunity for the development of a farm estate property or it can be held as a productive farm asset with the potential for future residential development. Comprised of of over 50 acres of open land nestled on a scenic country road of preserved farms and abutting the Neshanic River and Back Brook, the property includes an accessible 2-acre exception area for the development of a residence which overlooks the farm and valley. Farm improvements on the 49 acres of tillable land include: nearly one half mile of driveways and parking areas with 1-inch clean gravel, on-site 200 amp electric (underground at sales area), 180 foot two four-bay Morton building, 6000 linear feet of 10' wire deer fencing with multiple gates including at both points of access to the road, lockable shed and two masonry fire pits in the sales area, and an inventory of 10,000 Canaan fir, blue Spruce and Norway Spruce trees from newly planted to mature and sales ready trees cultivated for holiday sales and nursery stock.

An exceptional 40-acre offering in the heart of Hunterdon County, this property presents a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial tract of land with extraordinary frontage and long-term potential. Positioned at the southeast corner of Route 31 and Valley Crest Road, the site offers approximately 1,769 feet of frontage along Route 31 and an additional 910 feet along Valley Crest Road, providing excellent visibility and access along a major north-south corridor. The land features generally level to gently rising topography, suitable for a variety of future uses. Approximately 26 acres are in productive agricultural use, complemented by 14 acres of wooded and undeveloped land that enhance privacy and natural character. The property is farmland assessed, offering favorable carrying costs while in agricultural use. Zoned ROM-1 (Research, Office & Manufacturing), the parcel permits a wide range of uses, including research and laboratory facilities, professional offices, conference centers, light manufacturing, municipal uses, and continued agricultural operations. Located within the Highlands Planning Area Existing Community Zone, the property offers proximity to regional employment centers while preserving the pastoral character Hunterdon County is known for. Whether envisioned as a long-term investment, build-to-suit opportunity, or continuation of its agricultural legacy, this offering combines scale, frontage, zoning flexibility, and access.