383 Acres Where the White Mountains Begin and Privacy Ends
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At the end of Coal Hill Road, where this land ends at the White Mountain National Forest, lies one of northern New Hampshire's most compelling legacy holdings: 383.3± acres of contiguous wilderness, meadow, and river corridor set at 1,400 feet of elevation. Two distinct residences — a classic antique Cape and a converted barn of considerable character — anchor the property, while approximately 2,700 feet of Gale River frontage and sweeping mountain views define its perimeter. Large, contiguous tracts of this scale, with direct National Forest adjacency and working river frontage, have become genuinely rare; this is a property not merely purchased, but inherited in spirit and stewarded for generations.
Featured by Vespar Duffy
