Most ten-acre parcels come with a warning. You will spend a year and a small fortune before you can pour a footer. This one is different. The hard part is already done.
At 1150 Bullfrog Road in Fairfield, the driveway and build site have already been cleared, and the ground is perk approved. That means the two things that stall most raw land deals, septic and access, are behind you before you ever sign. You are not buying a project. You are buying a place you can start building.
The ten acres sit in the rolling country west of Gettysburg, in the heart of Adams County. Deer and turkey work the property daily, so the buyer who wants to hunt the back of the tract can do that while the buyer who wants a quiet home site can build on the front. The cleared pad gives you a natural place to set a house, a cabin, or a barn, with room left over for a garden, a shop, or a few horses. Ten acres is enough land to spread out, run a few animals, and still have timber and cover behind the house for wildlife.
This is a rare setup in a school district families ask for by name. The property falls in the Gettysburg School District, minutes from town, restaurants, and the National Military Park, yet far enough out to feel like your own ground. Ski Liberty and Strawberry Hill Nature Preserve are both a short drive away, so weekends stay full year round. Fairfield gives you small-town quiet with Gettysburg, Frederick, and the Maryland line all within easy reach.
Land like this, cleared and ready to build, in this location, does not sit long. The expensive early work is already finished, the deer are already here, and the location speaks for itself. If you have been waiting for the right piece of ground to build your home or your getaway, walk this one before someone else does.
