$699,900

2724 Eleven Mile RoadShinglehouse, PA 16748

Homes, condos and townhomes · MLS 11991410 · Listed 41 days ago (Sep 18, 2026)

Pond · Waterfront, relationship not specified · Waterfront details

Under contract: The seller has accepted an offer with conditions. Some sellers still accept backup offers.

About this property

Tucked back from Eleven Mile Road in Potter County, this 156.24± acre property combines substantial recreational acreage with a comfortable ranch home, pond, multiple outbuildings and a private rural setting. A long drive leads through the property to the homesite, creating separation from the road and placing the residence among a mix of mature woodland, open lawn and established improvements. The acreage is the centerpiece of the property. Extensive wooded ground surrounds the homesite and provides opportunities for hunting, recreation, hiking and exploring the property. Whitetail deer, black bear, wild turkey and other wildlife have been documented on and around the property, reinforcing the recreational character of the tract. The pond adds another dimension to the setting and provides an attractive natural feature within the property. The residence offers approximately 1,745 square feet with three bedrooms and two full bathrooms. The original 1,520-square-foot home was constructed in 1998, with a 225-square-foot sunroom added in 2002. The glass-enclosed sunroom provides an inviting entrance and allows views of the surrounding property while bringing abundant natural light into the home. Inside, the kitchen features quartz countertops, while large windows throughout the residence provide natural light and views of the surrounding grounds. The primary bedroom includes a private full bathroom, and French doors at the rear of the home provide access toward the outdoor living area. Ceramic tile and carpeting are used throughout portions of the residence. A full walkout basement is located beneath the original section of the home and provides substantial additional space for storage, utilities, a workshop or other uses. The home features forced-air heat, with a wood and coal stove in the basement providing an additional heat source. A whole-house wired generator system adds another practical feature for rural living. The property is served by a private well and on-site sewage system, and high-speed internet is available. A detached, oversized three-car garage provides significant storage and workspace. The approximately 30-by-52-foot structure features poured Superior Wall construction, heat and a second-level loft/storage area with convenient exterior access. The garage provides room for vehicles, recreational equipment, tools and property-maintenance equipment. Additional improvements include a small barn with fencing, a storage shed and the property's original A-frame camp. The approximately 448-square-foot A-frame was constructed in 1975 and stands separately from the primary residence. The rustic structure reflects the property's recreational history and offers additional utility or potential depending on a buyer's intended use and future plans. The combination of acreage, improvements and setting provides flexibility for several types of ownership. The property could function as a full-time rural residence, recreational retreat, hunting property or a combination of residential and outdoor use. Open areas immediately surrounding the buildings create usable yard space, while the surrounding woodland provides privacy and recreational opportunities. Located in Oswayo Township and within the Oswayo Valley School District, the property offers a rural Potter County setting while remaining within reach of Shinglehouse and other communities throughout northern Pennsylvania and nearby western New York. Shinglehouse is approximately 15 miles northwest of Coudersport, while Olean, New York is roughly 14 to 17 miles from Shinglehouse. The oil, gas and mineral rights are not owned by the seller and will not transfer with the property. The offering is being marketed as a surface-rights transaction. The property's acreage, privacy, pond, recreational characteristics, residence and supporting improvements together create a diverse Potter County land offering.

Description provided by the listing brokerage.

Facts

List price

$699,900

Status

Under contract

Property type

House (Ranch)

Bedrooms

3

Full baths

2

Interior area

1,745 sq ft

Lot size

156 acres

Year built

1998

Stories

1

Garage spaces

3

County

Potter County

MLS number

11991410

Annual property tax

$5,972

Facts are reported by the listing brokerage. Items not listed were not provided; that does not mean the property lacks them.

Features

Location

The pin is the listing's reported coordinates and may be approximate. It is not a parcel boundary or shoreline, and no flood, wetland or hazard conclusion should be drawn from it. See more listings in Shinglehouse.

Price and status history

Changes observed by Waterfront Homes in MyStateMLS data since Oct 29, 2026. This is not a public-record sales history; MyStateMLS does not publish sold prices.

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Questions to ask before you buy

Questions worth investigating for any waterfront property. They are not claims that this property has a problem or meets any condition.

1. Who owns the shoreline and the land under the water, and are there easements or public-access rights along it?Ownership can stop at a high-water line, a survey line or a seawall. A title search and survey answer this, not the listing.
2. Is a dock, slip, lift or mooring included, and do the rights transfer to you?Docks can be shared, leased, assigned by an association or held under a permit that does not automatically transfer.
3. What permits exist for the dock, seawall or other shoreline structures, and what would new work require?Shoreline work is often regulated by local, state and federal agencies.
4. How much does the water level change by season, by tide or by reservoir management?Depth at a dock in one season can differ a lot in another.
5. What does flood insurance cost for this property, and what does the current flood map show?Get a quote from an insurer or agent. A flood zone is not a premium, and no zone does not mean no risk.
6. What maintenance does the shoreline need (seawall, bulkhead, riprap, erosion), and what has been done recently?Shoreline structures are expensive to repair; ask for records and inspection reports.
7. How are water, sewer or septic, and power provided?Waterfront septic systems and wells can have extra rules and inspections.
8. How do you reach the property by road year-round, and who maintains that road?Some waterfront roads are private, seasonal or shared.
9. What local rules apply: rentals, docks, boat lifts, fences, tree removal, setbacks?Rules come from the town, county, state, lake authority or association and vary widely.

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Guides and next steps

• Waterfront homes in Pennsylvania
• More pond listings in Pennsylvania
• What counts as waterfront

Listing courtesy of WHITETAIL PROPERTIES REAL ESTATE LLC (PA). Listing agent: Craig Baronio. Listings provided by MyStateMLS.

Listing last updated by the brokerage Oct 16, 2026, 11:25 AM UTC. Waterfront Homes last received MyStateMLS data Oct 29, 2026, 9:01 PM UTC. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed; verify all details with the listing agent.