104± contiguous acres spanning the towns of Knox and Thorndike offer the space and infrastructure to create an equestrian property, working homestead, or private country home. Approximately 48 acres are located in Knox and 56 acres in Thorndike, creating flexibility for buyers interested in owning a substantial property while evaluating the future sale of one or more existing parcels to help offset acquisition costs. Approximately 20 acres of former field and pasture have experienced some regrowth but could be returned to productive use with brush hogging and continued maintenance. The open ground, small horse barn, hay barn, and additional shed provide a strong starting point for horses, livestock, gardens, or other agricultural pursuits. A long driveway leads from Route 139 into the property. Power has already been extended along the driveway and placed underground near a potential building area. An existing septic system was also installed in preparation for a future home, although no residence was constructed. Buyers should independently verify the condition, capacity, and suitability of all existing systems for their intended use. The balance of the property is forested with a mix of hemlock, yellow birch, and hardwoods. The woods are best appreciated for privacy, wildlife habitat, recreation, and the network of internal trails rather than commercial timber value. The trails provide opportunities for horseback riding, walking, hunting, and exploring the acreage. Regrowth and varied forest cover also provide browse and shelter for wildlife. The terrain is predominantly level, and no wetlands or water features were observed during property visits. Approximately 450 feet of frontage on Route 139 provides year-round access, while the long driveway creates separation between the road and the interior of the property. One portion of the property borders the Thorndike school grounds.