This +/- 42 acre parcel offers a rare chance to protect one of Lebanon’s most ecologically significant landscapes. Serving as the last remaining wildlife corridor along Route 120 and Mount Support Road, the land provides a vital link between the Etna forests of Hanover, the Boston Lot conservation area, and the Connecticut River. Bordering the Zeev Darer Memorial Natural Area and Timberwood Commons, this property strengthens an established network of conserved lands, ensuring habitat continuity for countless species. The importance of this corridor is recognized in the City of Lebanon’s Route 120 Corridor Study (November 2024), which highlights its role in sustaining biodiversity and natural ecosystems in the Upper Valley. With the New Hampshire Department of Transportation confirming that no additional curb cuts will be allowed along Route 120, the integrity of this corridor remains safeguarded. This is a unique opportunity for conservation-minded buyers to preserve an irreplaceable landscape for generations to come. Please note: access to the parcel requires written consent and assisted showings only.