Natural Forest Real Estate For Sale In New London

Newly planted, this tract has been professionally managed and has nearly 100% survival. A 1st thinning could be expected in 12 years due to an average site index of 83 and the intensive site preparation for planting.

This property is part of the Ticonderoga Development and as a property owner you have the access to about 400 acres of recreation conservation area, including the free flowing Chavez Creek and many stocked trout ponds that all offer excellent fishing...

The property is very attractive, being wooded with a stand of beautiful hardwoods including maple, cherry, and yellow birch. The parcel is accessed off from a dead end road and is the start of the Adirondack wilderness to the south.

A power meter on the side of the house indicates electric was at one time available, but it now ends, as does the paved road at the easternmost corner of the property, roughly 3/4 of a mile from the remains of the farm yard.

Easement starts at fire number W12627 and goes West Secluded Hunting parcel 3,000+ feet of Swift Creek running through property Large area of producing Oaks Very thick bedding throughout property Tons of Deer sign Some good bear have been seen on the...

Priced to sell! Driving Directions From 17/86 take exit 92. Four wheel drive or high clearance vehicles suggested. Top of the mountain. Tweedie Rd. will be on your right. Gas lighting in place too.

With over 3200 acres, this is a once in a lifetime opportunity to buy that dream property you have always wanted. This area is well known for great whitetail deer and waterfowl hunting.

Property on the West (L) side of road. To Gene Campbell Rd. * Grand TX Theme Park, RV Resort & Speedsportz Race Park within 7 miles * Valley Ranch Town Center & Grand Pkwy 99 5 Miles * Hwy 242 & I-69 (Hwy 59) within 2.5 Miles Driving Directions From Houston,...

The 1,452 acre Meads Creek State Forest borders the property to the South and West. A small stream flows into the property and opens up into a large wetland creating prime habitat for many types of wildlife.

This tract was clear cut in 2011 and replanted in loblolly pine in 2012. It is relatively flat with a small creek running diagonally from the NW corner to the SE corner. The property offers both deer and turkey hunting opportunities.