Real Estate Timber Land For Sale In Pittsfield

This home is a must see! Great location just 20 minutes to Concord, 45 minutes to Manchester and Portsmouth. Immaculate Colonial home on a corner lot in Winsunvale Shores! This development has town water and sewer as well as underground utilities, and...

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. Whoa! $25,000 UNDER FHA APPRAISED VALUE OF $299K!! EXCEPTIONAL price and INSTANT EQUITY! Water, Radon, Septic, and Home inspection summary avail.

Left onto Upper Michigan left onto Hawk Lane. A 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath Hawk home on 1.3 acres at the end of the road in a cul-de-sac. Being sold furnished & equipped. Very private location.

Loads of closet space. Turn right onto Parmenter Place from Route 100 and follow road as it turns right. Look for Ski Country sigh on the left. A real gem on a lovely landscaped lot with apple and fir trees, just 150 /- yards to VAST trails.

There is tons of room for parking. What a great business and living opportunity. Currently being used as an auto body repair shop and a state registered used car lot. Why not live next to where you work! 1584 sq ft home with 3 bedrooms, 1 bath and a large...

Overall, the property is a gentle slope, once the climb from Hayes Road trail is achieved. The forest regenerated from abandoned pasture and is calculated to be about 80 years old, on average.

As an extreme homesteading site, the vast landscape at the end of the internal road provides a compelling, big country location, unparalleled by many spots in Vermont. Burnt Mountain Forest, part of a scenic and well-known landscape associated with Vermonts...

Historically, the property was likely cleared for pasture in the 1800s and later abandoned in the early 1900s. The property is in the town of Northfield, where the landscape is dominated by forested mountains and narrow valleys.

In the center of the property are 85 acres of wetland associated with an unnamed brook. Marshall Phillips Forest is a Champlain Valley forest, offering fine timber stands, recreational and residential opportunities, unique wildlife and generous road frontage.

Up on the ridge, there are potential views, with clearing, to the south and east of the Connecticut River Valley and New Hampshire hills beyond. This area is defined by the Connecticut River that flows from several northern New Hampshire lakes all the...

Four brooks wind through the forest, all of which eventually join into one channel and flow into the Little Madawaska River. It is located in the small, northern town of Stockholm, Maine, about twelve miles north of Caribou and equally distant from Quebec,...

Topography is mostly gentle with the exception of some steep slopes leading to Halibut Mountain. Given the stand conditions, the forest is well suited to the long-term buyer seeking appreciation from the developing timber resource.

Local and distant mountain views can be captured from a saddle in the central section of the forest. The property offers a potential sugarbush opportunity, with the timber data indicating roughly 10,400 taps property-wide.

The forest is easily accessible via two paved town roads that bisect the parcel and form an X through the center of the tract. A 2013 timber inventory reveals a maturing woodlot with the majority of stems in the 16 to 24 diameter range.

The lower, eastern extreme of the land host several small pine plantations, convenient and aesthetically attractive sites for home development while the northernmost area situated along Mount Hungers eastern holds some of the propertys oldest trees with...

The extreme eastern and southern shore of the peninsula offers the best quality shoreline which is mostly weedfree and rocky. Clifford Stream, a major tributary, offers spawning habitat and a nursery area for both landlocked and Atlantic salmon.

Access is provided by Tim Pond Road, the first half mile of which is town-maintained with electric power and utilities. Internal roads and former logging trails provide ample access to all corners of the property.

The average diameter for all merchantable products is 12.0. Long term conservation interest may also surface due to its large footprint and high visibility ridge line. In addition, the property is one of southern Vermonts largest unencumbered offerings...

About half the property is mixedwood stands with hemlock, spruce, fir and some pine mixed with maple, birch and poplar. Water drains across the property from north to south. The best opportunities to locate a second home or recreational camp are from...

In addition, the northern boundary runs along Cobb Brook, while the southern boundary is defined by Jones Brook. Cobb Brook Forest covers a significant footprint in the Green Mountain foothills and benefits from a meaningful level of standing timber value...

The lake is 3/4 of a mile long, about a halfmile at its widest, and a maximum of 17 feet deep. While there is no public boat ramp, there are two areas with gradual slopes where a canoe or a small motor boat can be easily launched.

This forest investment offers secure, year-round access from a town road. The property is in central Vermont, a region known for productive stands of sugar maple and other northern hardwoods and for a diverse array of regional and local markets for forest...

The species composition is dominated by hardwoods (93%), offering a diverse mix led by yellow birch (28%), followed by sugar maple (25%) and red maple (21%). Property highlights include a standing timber value of $292,700, 15,000 potential taps, long...

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.

Overall, however, the terrain is fairly steep. South Hill Forest offers the privacy of a secluded mountaintop retreat while also benefitting from easy access to a region rich in recreational opportunities.

Access is provided by extensive paved road frontage and a network of forestry trails penetrate the property to the upper slopes. A timber harvest conducted about five years ago has left pole and small sawlog stems of reasonably good quality that will...