Timberland Acreage For Sale In Maine

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. The forest supports a white pine/mixed hardwood species composition.

This is an excellent place to slide a canoe or kayak into the river in the spring when water levels are at their peak to take advantage of the white water in the river. Two intermittent brooks traverse the property.

The extreme eastern and southern shore of the peninsula offers the best quality shoreline which is mostly weedfree and rocky. Boating, fishing, swimming, wildlife observation these can all be enjoyed with little disturbance.

Access is provided by Tim Pond Road, the first half mile of which is town-maintained with electric power and utilities. The forest is comprised of a mix of softwood and hardwood species - balsam fir, red spruce, cedar, and northern hardwoods.

Bethel Village, a popular resort destination, is less than ten miles away, and is associated with two popular ski areas. The best opportunities to locate a second home or recreational camp are from the roadside up to the parcels center.

Native blueberries are a major crop in this region, known as Downeast Maine. 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, wild blueberry cultivation.

The forest supports a mixed species composition of northern hardwoods and some white pine. The forest directly abuts the 939-acre Lowell Barnes Wildlife Management Area, a managed resource for recreation and wildlife management research.

The lake is 3/4 of a mile long, about a halfmile at its widest, and a maximum of 17 feet deep. The forest surrounding the lake is comprised of a mix of species: red spruce, balsam fir, white pine, red maple, aspen, white and yellow birch.

There are also small amounts of red oak, aspen, white ash and black cherry. Historically, the property was likely cleared for pasture in the 1800s and later abandoned in the early 1900s.

The forest is dominated by white pine, hemlock and hardwood associates common for the area. Walking under the canopy of large trees with exposed rock faces looming above creates a medieval forest feel.

Other scenic vistas can be enjoyed throughout the property. The kitchen was recently updated with beadboard cabinets and ceiling, stamped tin backsplash and modern countertops. Attached to the house are a back deck and a garage.

Capital Timber Value is calculated to be $245,000. Hemlock is the major softwood species. The property is accessed from either the town-maintained Nickson Road or Vermont Route 105.

This has moved the highest quality stems to the pole-sized growing stock and the smaller hardwood sawlog component. The species composition is dominated by hardwoods (93%), offering a diverse mix led by yellow birch (28%), followed by sugar maple (25%)...

With nearly two miles of high elevation terrain in common with Vermonts Putnam State Forest, this forestland offers unparalleled access to and views of Mount Hunger, one of the regions scenic landmarks.

Set in the southern Vermont towns of Ira and Clarendon, Susie Peaks maturing, northern hardwood-dominated timber resource has been professionally cultivated for many years, culminating in 2.9 million board feet of quality maple, oak, spruce and ash sawlogs.

The maples are the major species, followed by yellow birch and spruce/fir. The property has been managed for decades as a traditional working forest. This easily-accessed, level terrain supports many potential prime house sites that offer outstanding...

Located in the south-central Vermont, the property is close to Killington Ski Resort, Green Mountain National Golf Course, and Green Mountain National Forest. A mature age class of red spruce is a common associate.

Two shoulders of Chase Mountain define the eastern bowl of Chase Mountain, a scenic, secluded area with the headwaters of Chase Brook. This forest investment offers secure, year-round access from a town road.

One of the most compelling natural features of the forest is the prominent ridge in the southern portion. 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...

Red maple and red oak dominate the hardwood species. With the exception of two small, unencumbered lots, the tract is conserved by a working forest easement held by the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests.

Broad Brook Forest is ideally suited to long-term timber investment with its high-quality maple, yellow birch and ash sawlog component and standing timber value of $584,600. The species composition is dominated by hardwoods (84%), with softwoods holding...

Thinning can occur at any time, releasing crop trees, harvesting the mature balsam fir component, and generating income for the ownership. The view is further enhanced by the inclusion of various peaks along the Green Mountain range.

Dominant species include yellow birch, red maple and spruce-fir, with lesser quantities of sugar maple, white birch, hemlock and black cherry. A weekend cabin could be constructed on the propertys western side.