This parcel of about 13.7 acres has road frontage on two town roads: about 85 feet on Butson Road to the south and about 33 feet on Elliott Road to the east. It’s an established gravel operation with local permits to excavate, offering a working resource today and a flexible piece of North Country land for the future. Two frontages are uncommon for a parcel this size and add a lot of practical value. The Butson Road frontage gives access to the working area, and the Elliott Road frontage on the east side gives you a second, independent way on and off the property. That adds flexibility in where to place a future driveway or homesite, and in how the land could be laid out, used or divided later, subject to town approval. The heart of the property is a large, level working area, with material still left to dig. The existing stockpile is included in the sale, so a buyer can put material to work or to market right away. The pit is tucked into its surroundings, screened by mixed hardwoods and tall pines that keep it private from both roads and from neighbors. The property is set in a landscape of rolling hayfields and wooded hills, with mountains on the horizon. The parcel can earn now and change later. A contractor, excavator or landscaper could use it as a dependable source of material. Once extraction is finished, the cleared and level ground could become a private homesite, a recreational retreat, or a base for exploring the surrounding countryside. Lisbon is a quiet, rural town along the Ammonoosuc River, known for its annual Lilac Festival and its small-town character. The Ammonoosuc Recreational Rail Trail runs through town for walking, biking and ATV/ snowmobiling, and the Lisbon Village Country Club and the river are close by for golf, fishing and paddling. Littleton’s shops and restaurants and I-93 are a short drive away, with Franconia Notch, Cannon Mountain and the rest of the White Mountains beyond.