$83,999

Your Deep Creek Lake getaway starts here! Discover this beautiful 1.87-acre building lot located in the desirable Red Oaks II subdivision in McHenry, Maryland, less than a mile from the spectacular waters of Deep Creek Lake. Featuring an approved perc site, this property offers an exciting opportunity to build your dream home, mountain retreat, or vacation getaway in the heart of Garrett County’s four-season recreation destination. Enjoy the appeal of a private mountain setting while staying close to everything that makes Deep Creek Lake so special. From boating, fishing, kayaking, and swimming in the summer to skiing, snowboarding, and snowmobiling in the winter, outdoor adventure awaits in every season. Local restaurants, shops, golf, hiking trails, and other area attractions are also nearby. With 1.87 acres to bring your vision to life and an approved perc site already in place, this property is an outstanding opportunity to create your own piece of Western Maryland paradise. Whether you envision a relaxing weekend escape, a full-time mountain residence, or a place to gather with family and friends, this beautiful lot is ready for your plans. Beautiful acreage. Approved perc site. Less than a mile from Deep Creek Lake. Don’t miss your opportunity to own a piece of the Deep Creek Lake lifestyle! Additional notes from Garrett County Health Department: Lot 17 was approved for a sandmound sewage disposal system. Recorded plat showing the approved sewage disposal area is available. Because it was approved for a sandmound system before this office was able to approve at-ground mound sewage disposal systems, we could perform a re-evaluation of the septic area, if desired. There would not be a fee from this office for the re-evaluation, and it would just involve digging 1 or 2 soil evaluation pits in the originally approved area. The owner or re-evaluation applicant would be responsible for having the excavator on-site (and someone to operate it). The county would just be looking to see if the soil is suitable for an at-grade mound, which is generally more affordable than a sandmound. But it is possible that a sandmound is the only option. In either case, the number of bedrooms that could be served by the system would depend on the design submitted to this office.