Lakes/Mountains Region Large Acreage Land

Vacant Land for Sale
Also listed as Special Purpose
Catylist Listing ID: 30811434
Property Subtypes: Residential (Single Family), Other
Gross Land Area: 770 Acres
Sale Price: $1,768,000
Unit Price: $2,296 Per Acre
Sale Terms: Cash to Seller, Owner Financing
Cap Rate: Undisclosed
Last Updated: 3/21/2023

Overview / Comments

Here are eight lots of record, providing many forms of opportunity. This is a bulk sale of the remainder of the lots, excepting lot 7, which the seller will retain. Lots to be included are lots 1-6, 8 and 9. The property has three high points overlooking Dan Hole Pond. From the top there are views that approach 360 degrees.

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Additional Details

Nearest MSA: Concord
County: Carroll
Taxing Authority: Ossipee
Tax ID/APN: 239-003-000
Zoning: RURAL
Largest Nearby Street: Chickville Road
Highway Access: Route 16 from the northeast and Route 171 from the southwest.
Site Description: This acreage sits off a class 5 highway (Chickville Rd) and has a gravel access roadway already in place, with future improvements to be made. There are also some logging roads already on site. Build your own hunting cabin, maintain your land to attract wild game (there is plenty in the area), or just create your place of solitude. Alternatively, these lots could provide development potential as well.
Area Description: Ossipee is located in the south eastern section of the Lakes and Mountains of New Hampshire. It is located just under two hours from Boston, Worcester and within an hour of Portland ME. Ossipee Lake consists of some 3,245 acres, and is one of the more popular lakes in the area. Big Dan Hole pond is some 450 acres and is one of the best trout lakes in the state as well as having some of the most undeveloped shoreline in the area. Portions of the property overlook Dan Hole Pond, which is believed to be one of the volcanic vent holes from the eruptions many years ago. The sites are also located just 35 minutes south of North Conway, which is the center of the Mt Washington Valley. These are located in a very rural area, but ease of access to Route 16 and 171 makes it accessible. The Ossipee Mountains are a famous example of a ring dike complex (to geologists, at least). These geologic formations are scattered around the Northeast; Mount Pawtuckaway to the south is a smaller example. The Ossipee ring dike complex is noteworthy because it was the first of its kind to be studied. The outer ring dike is very nearly complete, and with a nine-mile diameter - pretty big. At the time the Ossipee ring complex probably first formed, it wouldn't have looked like a circular clump of wrinkly hills, as it does now. Over the last 122 million years, a combination of regional uplifts and erosion have shaped the hard igneous rock of the ring complex into the mountains we see today and created great soils. This is an area full of recreational opportunities and hiking and biking trails.
Lot Frontage: 00
Lot Depth: varied
Zoning Description: Rural
Topography: Rolling
Easements: Electric Lines
Easements Description: Electric Power line easement through some lots.
Soil Type: Mixed
Available Utilities: Electric
Water Service: None
Sewer Type: None

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Demographic Statistics

Proximity: 3 miles 5 miles
Total Population: 4,345 5,389
Median Age: 47.18 47.41
Households: 1,826 2,265
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