$99,900

Cross the First Branch of the White River at the stone ford, follow the woods road up through tall white pines, and you're standing on 47 acres of managed Tunbridge woodland. The parcel is enrolled in Vermont's Current Use program and has a forest management plan and map, updated in 2023 by a consulting forester, who has offered to answer buyer questions. The plan maps 25.8 acres of 80-plus-year-old white pine, and hemlock around the landing, 11.1 acres of northern hardwoods and 8.9 acres of hemlock and hardwoods. The land rises from about 640 fee along the river to about 1,180 feet. In 2025 a neighbor's timber harvest used this road and landing with the owner's permission. When the job wrapped up, the road was waterbarred, the landing pushed off and seeded, and the crossing seeded and mulched. Spare erosion stone was left for future repairs.