Belles Rd lot: 5 Raw land looks affordable until the site work starts. A well, a perc test, and a septic system can add significant cost and months of uncertainty before construction begins. This lot near Alum Bank is already past that stage. Public water and sewer are on site, and electric is close by. There is no well to drill, no perc test to schedule, and no septic system to design or install. That means less guesswork and a faster start. The ground is open and level. There is no clearing, no heavy excavation, and no hillside to work against. Builders will appreciate how straightforward the site prep is, and the layout of the home is flexible. The lot suits a modular or stick built home, a ranch, a starter home for a young family, or a low maintenance place to settle into retirement. There is still space for a yard, a garden, a patio, and a detached garage or shed. Owners also have access to a community pool. For families, that is a summer amenity without the cost and upkeep of a private pool, and it is rarely part of the package with rural land. Let's talk about how buyers are likely to see the location. Alum Bank offers small town living in a peaceful rural setting. Each July the community hosts the Alum Bank Classic Weekend, a four day event with a car show, tractor and truck pulls, a fire company parade, live music, and carnival rides. The lot is in the Chestnut Ridge School District. The borough of Bedford is about fourteen miles away for shopping, dining, and services, and Johnstown is about twenty seven. Outdoor recreation is a major draw in this region. Shawnee State Park is roughly ten miles out, with a large lake, a beach, boating, fishing, and camping. Blue Knob State Park offers skiing in winter and hiking the rest of the year. Gallitzin State Forest and surrounding State Game Lands provide thousands of acres for hunting and exploring, and local trout streams are popular with anglers. The Lincoln Highway corridor, Old Bedford Village, Gravity Hill, and the Omni Bedford Springs Resort are all an easy drive. The Pennsylvania Turnpike and Interstate Ninety Nine connect to Altoona, Pittsburgh, and the rest of the region. Level, open lots with public utilities in place and a community pool are limited in this part of Pennsylvania. Buyers should confirm utility tap and connection fees and any community association requirements. Contact us to schedule a showing.