This large, 66.97-acre tract of land beckons anyone considering a private homestead in the hills of Vermont or with simply an appreciation of the woods, fields and waters that make this place special. The land is mostly wooded, with maple, birch and beech being the predominant tree species, and there’s healthy forest diversity across the property. Several small streams cross the land and cascade down rocky falls at the lower edge. An established road climbs the hill into the center of the property, and old logging trails run throughout. Some areas have been cleared in the past as potential building sites. Views looking east and south, from Mount Pisgah to Burke, are possible with cutting. Recently surveyed and not enrolled in Current Use, making potential development much easier. Included is a separately deeded 1-acre lot along the railroad, the site of a marl kiln and sawmill in days long gone by. The location is close to ATV and snowmobile trails and 15 minutes to Burke Mountain and Lyndonville.