Mountain Land Timberland For Sale In Maine

The property lies on the eastern flanks of the Worcester Range in Worcester, Vermont, in the north-central part of the state. Much of the terrain is well-drained and gently-to-moderately sloped, and the lands high elevation gives rise to the unique views...

In addition, the property is one of southern Vermonts largest unencumbered offerings and is available to the market for the first time in over 25 years. For those interested in diversifying income through sugar bush development, Susie offers concentrated...

The current Capital Timber Value (CTV) accounts for half of the purchase price, with the balance realistically covering the bare land value held by the propertys multiple-use opportunities.

A species composition dominated by hardwoods prevails, with hardwoods at 78% of total volume. Along some of the road frontage and internal trails, the terrain is mostly gentle. The site offers an ideal location for a sugarhouse or home.

From the river, the property rises sharply in elevation with two gently sloped benches along the way. The property is in the Green Mountain Range, a region known to grow some of the finest sugar maple in the world.

A brook crosses through the upper third of the parcel, cascading over a rocky bed and creating small waterfalls as it threads its way through the forest. The forest is located in the rolling foothills of New Hampshires White Mountains, just a few miles...

Sawlog value is largely dominated by sugar maple, with yellow birch, ash and red maple comprising nearly the entire balance. Here, terrain falls in various directions from the mountains many ridges and is generally gentle to, at times, moderate.

The conservation easement is compatible with managing a small timberland investment that will allow for reasonable financial returns while practicing sound forestry. Patch cuts of varying size are regenerating into early successional wildlife habitat,...

The northern terminus of Interstate 95 is approximately one hour to the south and the capital city, Bangor, is another two-and-a-half hours south from there. Topography ranges from nearly flat to gently rolling with a few moderate slopes in the northeast...

Clifford Stream, a major tributary, offers spawning habitat and a nursery area for both landlocked and Atlantic salmon. The extreme eastern and southern shore of the peninsula offers the best quality shoreline which is mostly weedfree and rocky.

Internal roads and former logging trails provide ample access to all corners of the property. Access is provided by Tim Pond Road, the first half mile of which is town-maintained with electric power and utilities.

While there is no public boat ramp, there are two areas with gradual slopes where a canoe or a small motor boat can be easily launched. The lake is 3/4 of a mile long, about a halfmile at its widest, and a maximum of 17 feet deep.

Adjacent to New Brunswick, the areas landscape combines rocky seashore, blueberry fields, working forests and miles of rivers that feed into hundreds of ponds and lakes. The height of the hill, at 229 above sea level, is in the southwest corner of the...

The property is accessed by 572 of frontage on US Route 1. The topography is near flat to gently rolling with well-drained, gravelly soils throughout the majority of the tract. A gravel road starting at the highway to provides complete interior access.

The property has been professionally managed for decades under even-aged management schemes with long periods between entries. Given the stand conditions, the forest is well suited to the long-term buyer seeking appreciation from the developing timber...

The property offers a potential sugarbush opportunity, with the timber data indicating roughly 10,400 taps property-wide. The property is accessed from either the town-maintained Nickson Road or Vermont Route 105.

A 2013 timber inventory reveals a maturing woodlot with the majority of stems in the 16 to 24 diameter range. The property is located in the Berkshire Hills of western Massachusetts, a scenic region of rolling forested hills, historic homes and numerous...

The twin cities of Montpelier and Barre are within a 20-minute drive of the property. The property provides a large and secluded spot for recreating and managing timber on a long-term basis.

The timber resource has been professionally managed by the ownership throughout their tenure since the 1950s. While many age classes are present, the overstory is primarily dominated by a maturing, largely overstocked resource dominated by white pine.

The parcel has 1,675 feet of frontage on Western Avenue, a paved municipal road with power and utilities. While there is ample acreage to site a home set back from the road and the brook, no percolation testing has been conducted here.

Numerous streams and tributaries flow generally southward through the area. The terrain along the road frontage is mostly gentle with additional possible driveway cuts. Forest density is generally represented by fully stocked stands covering most of the...

It is widely considered one of the most scenic roads in northern Vermont. An unnamed river runs through the land north of the road frontage and onto the Missisquoi River in Lowell village.

Along the property, the river flows quickly in most places with pools and eddies forming around rocks in the stream bed. Overall, the property slopes down from the road frontage to the river.

Attached to the house are a back deck and a garage. The year-round house is a New England cape style in excellent condition. The owner reports that there have been no recent herbicide or pesticide applications and much of the farmland may be suitable...