Commercial Acreage Timberland For Sale In Maine

With the exception of a 10-acre marsh and two intermittent brooks the entire tract is well-suited for year-round forestry activities. A gravel road beginning off one of these roads is drivable with an SUV and offers access to the 25-acre unencumbered...

It is located in the southwest corner of Henniker, New Hampshire, directly across from a town conservation area along the scenic Contoocook River. The parcel was recently thinned, leaving a well-spaced mix of white pine and various hardwoods across the...

Second Lake Forest consists of 524 acres of forest in two tracts along the shores of Second and Gardner Lakes in the Downeast region of coastal Maine. The forest supports a softwood species composition of red spruce, balsam fir, white pine, and northern...

Encompassing two scenic ponds at the end of a private gravel road, this forest offers abundant recreational opportunity and a secluded retreat from which to explore the surrounding mountains and waters of northwestern Maine.

Mount Dimmock is the highest point in the small town of Hanover where the property rests on the mountains southern slope. 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).

The forest is comprised of a mix of well-stocked red spruce, balsam fir and white pine, which has not been managed in the past 25 years. The internal road skirts the east side of Cannon Hill where there are several rock outcroppings.

Level ground in several places at mid-slope offer excellent habitat for a host of wildlife species and is suitable for potential building sites. The forest enjoys a southerly aspect with gently rolling and sloping terrain.

Little Cathance Lake is an undeveloped, private and serene 140acre water body in the Downeast region of coastal Maine. Both are in need of repair, but have potential for restoration and are welllocated with desirable, sunny views looking south across...

Rock outcrops are common and there are numerous vernal pools, some of which are quite large. Northfield Hills Forest is an affordable recreational forest, offering seclusion, an attractive forest, streams, and vernal pools as well as off-grid cabin and...

An elevated peninsula near the wetland would be an easily accessible and an attractive spot for a camp or year-round home. The property offers a variety of terrain and habitats suitable for residential development (seasonal or year-round), hiking and...

The topography of the property is gently rolling with a large knoll in the center of the section north of Molly Osgood Road. The kitchen was recently updated with beadboard cabinets and ceiling, stamped tin backsplash and modern countertops.

The timber resource consists of a favorable hardwood species composition dominated by sugar maple and complemented by red maple, yellow birch and white ash. Terrain is variable and defined by the propertys level to gently-sloping mid-section.

One intermittent stream courses through the lands eastern. 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 management.

The 1,003-acre Patterson Brook Forest represents one of the largest private ownerships within the Montpelier region of central Vermont. Worcester is primarily a bedroom community for Montpelier, Barre, Waterbury and larger employers in the Burlington...

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. The property is defined by several distinct geographical features, most notably its high plateau location wedged...

With sugar maple being the dominate species, there is potential to convert a considerable portion of the forest to a sugarbush. The property is in the Green Mountain Range, a region known to grow some of the finest sugar maple in the world.

The property offers an exceptional potential sugarbush opportunity, given the level of maple stocking, slope factor, access and proximity to electric power. Along some of the road frontage and internal trails, the terrain is mostly gentle.

The parcel directly abuts the Madison Boulder Natural Area, a 17-acre state-managed park and home to an enormous glacial erratic. The forest was thinned within the past year, leaving an even distribution of trees across two thirds of the property.

The building lot has 200 of road frontage. 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.

The property may offer a sugarbush opportunity on some of its acreage. 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.

This conserved property offers a prime homesite with an uninterrupted view of Hazens Notch, one of the regions iconic landmarks. The timber resource has not been managed in decades.

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. These areas will attract deer, moose, certain songbirds and other wildlife.