This property begins with a gradual, walkable slope off Little Chatham Road before opening into a mostly flat interior. The terrain is easy to navigate, with small contour changes near the stream in the southwest corner and a clearing that appears ready for future development. With the right timing and approach, this could offer building potential as part of a longer-term plan. Walk it now while the leaves are off and get a clear sense of how the land lies.

The forest is in a regrowth stage with a balanced mix of hardwoods and softwoods. There is steady deer and turkey activity throughout, along with signs of ruffed grouse and a healthy woodpecker population, which often points to a well-balanced forest. It’s the kind of ground that supports wildlife through multiple seasons.

An existing trail network, including old logging roads and an easement that serves interior parcels, provides solid access through the land. The ITS snowmobile trail also passes through a portion of the property, adding another layer of usability depending on the season. Between that and the frontage on Little Chatham Road and Field View Road, access is straightforward. Come walk the trails and see how it connects.

Located in the Fryeburg area and about 20 minutes from North Conway, this property sits in a part of Maine that offers both quiet ground and proximity to the White Mountains. It works as a long-term hold, a recreational base, or a place to plan for the future. Reach out, and we’ll set up a time to walk it.