Real Estate Vacant Land For Sale In Pittsfield

The basement is partially finished with an exercise room and large family room, perfect for a man cave! The detached 2-car garage has walk up storage above and even an attached carport that will fit your motor home.

Beautifully wooded and level 4 acre building lot with seclusion and privacy. Build your dream home or hide-away cabin here and enjoy the peace and quiet.

This immaculate Colonial resides in an AMAZING neighborhood, at the end of a 3 home cul-de-sac. QUICK CLOSE Possible! Don't Delay! This house has so much to offer you as a HOME. Southern exposure, privacy, plenty of space, and a bonus craft room/office...

Being sold furnished & equipped. Driving Directions Take Rt. 100 N into Pittsfield. 3thd owner, non-rental home. Last house on the left. New shake shingle roof recently installed. A 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath Hawk home on 1.3 acres at the end of the road in...

Driving Directions Route 100 to Parmenter Place, prior to entering the village of Pittsfield. Look for Ski Country sigh on the left. Loads of closet space. Turn right onto Parmenter Place from Route 100 and follow road as it turns right.

Currently being used as an auto body repair shop and a state registered used car lot. The 10ft door opens into the spray booth and is large and long enough to accommodate a large RV.

Overall, the property is a gentle slope, once the climb from Hayes Road trail is achieved. With the large, private holdings of forestland on Crossett Ridge and the state land associated with Camels Hump to the west, game are likely to be quite active...

The maples are the major species, followed by yellow birch and spruce/fir. Thinning occurred on about 92 acres along with roughly 8 acres of clear cutting in 2011. The remaining majority of acreage (450) has not been treated in 15 or more years.

Allowed to regenerate on its own, most of the forest is 90-100 years old. Northfield Hills Forest lies to the west of Northfield Village in the foothills of the Northfield Range. The property is completely forested with hardwoods predominating.

In the center of the property are 85 acres of wetland associated with an unnamed brook. The Champlain Valley in western Vermont is a rolling landscape of fertile farms, small towns and working forests.

The majority of the timber resource is eastern hemlock. 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.

The internal road system has established crossings over these brooks with culverts and bridges. A town-maintained gravel road bisects the southeastern corner about a mile north of the village center.

The center of the property is a bowl bordered by these two ridges. The property has roughly 1,180 of frontage along Guildhall Hill Road, a town road maintained to within 1 mile of the property, as well as several old logging roads leading into the forest.

Capital Timber Value is calculated to be $245,000. The northern hardwood stands hold the highest concentrations of maple, while the mixedwood stand offers concentrations of maple at its western end.

The sawtimber is good to average quality and tree heights are good to above average, indicating an excellent growing site for both white pine and mixed hardwoods. There is near-term opportunity for another selection thinning in the upper diameter ranges...

Downtown Montpelier, located 10 miles to the south, is the hub of the region and offers numerous shops and restaurants, a lively cultural scene, several colleges, state government and an array of employers.

The propertys terrain is flat to gently rolling. The forest enjoys nearly 3.5 miles of undeveloped, rocky shoreline, most of which fronts the 1,650acre Second Lake. The forest supports a softwood species composition of red spruce, balsam fir, white pine,...

The majority of the forest has been managed via even-aged silvicultural treatments over the past several years, resulting in a predominantly young forest of saplings, poles and residual sawtimber.

The property and its surrounding neighborhood are nestled within the northern Taconic Mountains, which are well-known throughout New England for having strong conservation appeal, productive hardwood forest sites and rich ecological significance.

With a southeast facing aspect, the forest enjoys full sun for long hours each day. The forest supports a well-stocked stand of mixed species in two tree sizes: pole (5 to 11 diameters) and sapling (1 to 4 diameters).

In addition, the northern boundary runs along Cobb Brook, while the southern boundary is defined by Jones Brook. Located high on a plateau just outside Huntington Center, the property is about 25 miles from Burlington, Vermonts largest city, and 12 miles...

The buffer strip that surrounds the lake offers an excellent example of the forests productive ability to grow quality sawtimber, particularly red spruce and white pine. The remaining shoreline is owned by the Maine Atlantic Salmon Commission, ensuring...

There is a 5-acre meadow at the lands southern end where the right-of-way enters the property. Forest stocking is generally overstocked on most of the acreage. A recent inventory indicates a potential tap count of 37,676 taps, with an additional 15,714...

Forest density is generally represented by fully stocked stands covering most of the acreage. There is a short, internal road at the lands eastern end, which ends at a large clearing.

A small knoll rises just a few hundred feet from the northeast corner, offering a nice place for a picnic table or even a gazebo overlooking the lot and offering glimpses of the Contoocook River in the autumn, when the leaves are off.

While stem quality here is average, overall aesthetics are quite nice. In most of these areas stem quality is excellent with the overstory trees roughly 75 years old. With sugar maple being the dominate species, there is potential to convert a considerable...

The forest supports a mixed species composition of northern hardwoods and some white pine. All forest trails constructed for the harvest are well-stabilized and provide access not only for future forestry but also for recreational access throughout the...