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120 Acres Prime Farmland with Creek Access in Allegany County NY

Prime farmland opportunity in the heart of Allegany County! This 120 acre parcel offers exceptional agricultural potential with fertile bottomland soil perfect for row crops, hay production, or livestock grazing. The property features a beautiful seasonal creek running through the eastern boundary, providing excellent water access and natural wildlife habitat. Approximately 85 acres are currently in active crop production with the remaining acreage in hedgerows and woodlot providing excellent wildlife cover and hunting opportunities. Road frontage on two sides makes this property easily accessible and highly versatile. The land has been responsibly farmed for decades with careful attention to soil health. Tile drainage has been installed across the majority of the tillable acreage ensuring productive growing seasons. Mineral rights convey with the sale. This is a rare opportunity to secure productive farmland in one of the region's premier agricultural areas. Drive times: 10 minutes to Wellsville, 1 hour to Corning, 1.5 hours to Rochester, 2 hours to Buffalo. Offered at $385,000. Contact Sarah Mitchell 607-555-0182 for more information or to schedule a private showing.
2026-05-21 EST-0002
Size: 120.0 Acres
Town: Wellsville
Price: $385,000
County: Allegany
Region: Southern Tier
Status: Available
Category: Farmland Mineral Rights Waterfront
Sarah Mitchell
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Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
Phone Number: 607-555-0182
Sarah grew up on a working farm in Allegany County and has spent her entire life immersed in the rural landscape of Western New York. After earning a degree in Agricultural Business from Cornell University, she returned home to pursue her passion for connecting people with the land. Sarah specializes in farm and ranch properties, vacant land, and recreational parcels across Allegany, Steuben, and Wyoming counties. She brings a unique perspective to every transaction — whether advising first-time land buyers on soil quality and water rights, or helping multi-generational farm families navigate the complexities of an estate sale. Outside of work, Sarah is an avid trail rider, volunteer with her local 4-H chapter, and a passionate advocate for agricultural land preservation.