Forty acres you can use the week you close. Two tracts joined by a recorded deeded easement rise from 1,700 to 2,140 feet, with frontage on state-maintained Chestnut Grove Road. Two campsites have full hookups — 20/30/50 amp power, spring water, permitted septic — so you live on your land while you build. Over 3,000 feet of interior road, surfaced in asphalt millings and graded on contour with drainage, reaches every corner. Marked hiking trails, benches at the overlooks, a trailhead kiosk, and roughly ten acres of woods cleared of limbs so you can walk them and see through them. A creek and footbridge cross the lower tract. An open field the owners call Big Sky Country was timbered, then stumped, shaped and seeded into finished ground with nothing but horizon. A pre-Civil War stone home place sits at the east edge beside permanently protected conservation land. Marketable timber, multiple building sites, abundant wildlife, no deed restrictions, no zoning, no light pollution. Rare to find acreage you can enjoy the first afternoon instead of the first year.
Data last updated Oct. 24, 2026, 11:20 p.m.. Properties in listings may have been sold or may no longer be available.
