Timberland Recreational Land For Sale In Vermont

Northfield Village, 3 miles east of the property is centered around Norwich University, the nations oldest military college. The property provides a large and secluded spot for recreating and managing timber on a long-term basis.

The timber resource consists of a favorable hardwood species composition dominated by sugar maple and complemented by red maple, yellow birch and white ash. Local and distant mountain views can be captured from a saddle in the central section of the forest.

The forest is in a scenic part of northern Vermont, with the Green Mountain to the east and the Cold Hollow Mountains just to the west. The terrain along the road frontage is mostly gentle with additional possible driveway cuts.

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 1,003-acre Patterson Brook Forest represents one of the largest private ownerships within the Montpelier region of central Vermont. Downtown Montpelier, located 10 miles to the south, is the hub of the region and offers numerous shops and restaurants,...

Susie Peak Forest is an exceptional Vermont timber investment property with fine northern hardwood stands, older age classes, favorable species composition and a stunning landscape.

The center of the property covers mostly gentle terrain where recently harvested softwood plantations are regenerating to natural hardwoods. Since 2010, silvicultural activity focused primarily on harvest of mature softwood plantations and regeneration...

The property is positioned along the eastern slope of Chase Mountain, a locally prominent peak. The property includes a former caretakers house which house is in disrepair and is being sold as is with no warranty.

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.

Aside from recent group patch cuts, forest density is generally represented by fully-stocked stands covering most of the acreage. Here, terrain falls in various directions from the mountains many ridges and is generally gentle to, at times, moderate.

This conserved property offers a prime homesite with an uninterrupted view of Hazens Notch, one of the regions iconic landmarks. The long road frontage provides many potential driveway cuts into the property, facilitating future management, recreational...

The property is in a scenic part of northern Vermont, with the Green Mountain Range to the east and the Cold Hollow Mountains to the west. North Lamoille Forest benefits from 2,850 feet of frontage on Bog Road, a dirt, town-maintained road.