Off Finches Corners Road in the Town of Red Creek, this wooded tract brings together access, privacy, and the kind of setting that’s getting harder to find in Cayuga County. With approximately 1,250± feet of frontage on a paved, year-round road, entry is straightforward while the interior remains quietly removed.

The land holds a strong rectangular layout and sits within a larger block of timber, creating continuity of habitat and a sense of scale beyond its boundaries. A clear creek threads through the southwest corner, adding movement, a natural water source, and a defining feature that shapes both wildlife activity and the feel of the ground.

Two established access points are already in place, including one with a prepared pad suited for a driveway and the early framework of a future build. Several areas across the property offer viable building positions, each with a different perspective of the woods and terrain. Any intended use should be supported by buyer due diligence and necessary approvals.

The forest is primarily maple and hemlock with pockets of mixed species, offering both aesthetic appeal and long-term value. The layout and cover lend themselves well to hunting, while the broader setting supports a range of recreational or investment-minded uses.

Positioned within reach of the Lake Ontario shoreline, the property sits a short drive from Fair Haven Beach State Park, Little Sodus Bay, and Blind Sodus Bay. Oswego is approximately 25 minutes away, with Syracuse and Rochester within 45 minutes to an hour, keeping everyday conveniences and regional hubs accessible.

Ground with this mix of access, water, and setting rarely sits idle—step onto it and see what it reveals.