Conservation-minded take note. SEE AERIAL VIDEO. 67 gorgeous acres, astonishing views across marshland, forest and hills. 4.91 buildable acres sit HIGH & DRY with LEVEL LAND which with minimal cutting and near to the proposed driveway make for secluded, private views against this scenic backdrop. Fall foliage has NEVER LOOKED SO GOOD! The rest of the acreage is in a Conservation Easement status via the Francestown Land Trust (FLT) and such easement deed runs with the land as is mentioned in the Warranty deed. Besides the warranty deed, see also book 7555 page 0127 for the Conservation Easement deed. All acreage to be conveyed in current use status. Please reference the survey if you plan to walk the land. The proposed driveway is to the right of the signage on route 136 and can be seen on the survey map. Access to the 4.91 acre building envelope (see survey) via the former roughed in driveway is accessible just to the right of the signage. Walk 100 feet straight in and look to your left as at the top of the bank is lots of level dry land on which to build. The topography suggests a low grade/sloped driveway is possible to reach EVEN the spots most elevated within the building envelope. The land gets plenty of sun and the afternoon sunset light is so tranquil and soothing. Birds & wildlife abound. Trails. Access to the building envelope of 4.91 acres is only possible from Route 136. This land is NOT SUBVIDABLE, one MUST build within the 4.91 acres.