This South China property offers a mix of access, utility, and potential. Access is via two different right-of-ways. The woods were recently select cut, leaving a healthy stand in place, fresh browse growing, and an open trail network that’s easy to maintain and navigate. Old logging roads make it simple to walk or ride across the land, and they could be improved seasonally without much effort.

There’s elevation on the front half of the lot, and with some clearing, it may offer long views to the west and north. The northern edge of the property sits near the Sheepscot River, and though it's not direct frontage, the proximity adds interest, wildlife traffic, and a water source for the critters that live on the property.

The deer camp, built in 1984, is easy to access. It’s modest—two bedrooms, one bath, and about 720 square feet—but it has a generator and a drilled well, providing a clear starting point for future use. Whether you restore it, expand, or build elsewhere on the parcel, the infrastructure already in place reduces your expenses.

Bring your boots and follow the logging trails or cut cross-country; it's easy traveling.

Call to request the property details before your visit and arrange a tour with the agent.

If you’re ready, this one is worth a look.