Real Estate Recreational For Sale In Pittsfield

Beyond this area, the slope gradually increases, becoming steep in places, but still quite accessible for recreational trails and woodlot management. The foot trail off Western Avenue is not well-marked, but it leads to a walkable and tranquil path with...

The property was a hill farm over a century ago and many features of that era, such as stone walls and apple trees, remain. Above the regenerating area, the forest is a mix of red maple, white birch and red spruce, among other species.

Northfield Hills Forest lies to the west of Northfield Village in the foothills of the Northfield Range. Northfield Hills Forest is an affordable recreational forest, offering seclusion, an attractive forest, streams, and vernal pools as well as off-grid...

No recent timber inventory data is available; however, based on a 2008 inventory and field observations, Capital Timber Value is likely close to $122,000 property wide. The property offers a variety of terrain and habitats suitable for residential development...

Terrain is variable and defined by the propertys level to gently-sloping mid-section. Hemlock is the major softwood species. Good access, close proximity to electric power and level terrain near the end of Nickson Road open the possibility of a private...

There is a short, internal road at the lands eastern end, which ends at a large clearing. Harris Trust Forest is a northern Vermont forestland tract, well suited to the long-term timber investor, with options for home construction or conversion to sugarbush...

The property slopes moderately upwards from the frontage where expansive views of Cobscook Bay can be enjoyed. Adjacent to New Brunswick, the areas landscape combines rocky seashore, blueberry fields, working forests and miles of rivers that feed into...

The forests upland terrain has resulted in a timber resource dominated by northern hardwoods. A mountain stream runs through this section from its headwaters at Burnt Mountain to an open-water beaver bog along the road frontage.

The property is generally sloped with a few level spots on the eastern side where the access road enters and on the western side at the height of the ridge. Tug Ridge Forest is perched above the Connecticut River Valley and offers seclusion, cabin sites...

Much of the terrain is well-drained and gently-to-moderately sloped, and the lands high elevation gives rise to the unique views to the south towards the Winooski River Valley and those to the west of the Worcester Range and the Putnam State Forest.

The southern shore fronts the 3,886acre Gardner Lake. The forest enjoys nearly 3.5 miles of undeveloped, rocky shoreline, most of which fronts the 1,650acre Second Lake. Both lakes support a warm water fishery of white perch, small and large mouth bass,...

The parcels topography is shaped like a bowl, cradling both Little Barnard (8 acres) and Big Barnard (18 acres) Ponds. The Canadian border is just over 20 miles to the north and Portland, Maines largest city with an airport, is about two hours to the...

For those interested in diversifying income through sugar bush development, Susie offers concentrated sugar maple stands with 13,100 gross taps and an opportunity for additional expansion over the coming decades.

The property is a scenic mountain retreat with good internal access and several potential building sites. The best opportunities to locate a second home or recreational camp are from the roadside up to the parcels center.

As a result, this forestry activity is quite visible as one drives the road. The property is defined by several distinct geographical features, most notably its high plateau location wedged tightly between the Huntington River Valley to the west and several...

There is a warm water fishery of smallmouth bass and yellow perch and beavers are active on the lake. The remaining shoreline is owned by the Maine Atlantic Salmon Commission, ensuring preservation of the unspoiled and secluded nature of the lake.

Property highlights include potential tap count of 37,676 taps, exceptional timber resource with capital timber value estimated at $1,149,100, long town road frontage with developed internal trails, secure access with roadside power, attractive location...

The internal road skirts the east side of Cannon Hill where there are several rock outcroppings. The balance of the landscape has scattered pockets of open areas where the shallow soils inhibit significant tree growth but may be suitable for small-scale,...

Along the ridgetops, the timber resource is generally characterized by well-stocked, mixed species stands of cherry, spruce, the maples, birches and beech. These paths make their way to an upper ridge complex where views expand in all directions.

The forest enjoys a southerly aspect with gently rolling and sloping terrain. The forest directly abuts the 939-acre Lowell Barnes Wildlife Management Area, a managed resource for recreation and wildlife management research.

The forest is located in the rolling foothills of New Hampshires White Mountains, just a few miles east of the National Forests Mount Chocorua Scenic Area, whose granite-domed peak commands the western skyline.

The northern section of the forest has three subdivided and surveyed buildable lots (7.5, 20.7 and 10.5 acres), which are registered with the town. Sawlog value is largely dominated by sugar maple, with yellow birch, ash and red maple comprising nearly...

The forest supports a mix of white pine, eastern hemlock, red oak and a variety of hardwoods with good stem quality and a pole to small sawlog diameter distribution. Overall, there is nearly an equal mix of softwood and hardwood volume.

The river runs clear and offers excellent fishing opportunity and an ideal recreational amenity. Given the overstocked conditions and tight overstory canopy, undergrowth is quite limited allowing for easy walking conditions and high forest aesthetics.

The slope is mostly gentle with a few steeper sections. The property hosts a classic northern hardwood and mixed softwoods species profile. There are also several areas of level ground.

From here, views of Mt. Katahdin are possible on clear days. A small pond just east of the residence adds to the scenic appeal. The kitchen was recently updated with beadboard cabinets and ceiling, stamped tin backsplash and modern countertops.